Knitting Jenny Patterns 100 and 101: Fair Isle Inspired Ski Hats feature a classic, seamless design.

Knitting Jenny ski hats are similar in styling and fit to a variety of traditional hats, including the beanie, Monmouth cap, skull cap, toorie, toque, watch cap, and woolly hat.

The patterns include motifs and instructions in the following inclusive formats:

• Color Charts
• Grayscale Charts
• Grayscale Inverse Charts
• Written Instructions
• Illustrations

The ski hats are knit circularly, and constructed as follows:

Cast on, knit the brim, increase, knit the stranded colorwork of the head, then systematically decrease at the crown.

The hat patterns create medium size hats, which fit an adult head.

The book includes a bundle of two Fair Isle ski hats, as follows.

KNITTING JENNY PATTERN 100:

Features a wide brim ribbing and stranded colorwork with 3 colors of 2 ply jumper weight yarn from Jamieson and Smith, also known as Shetland Wool Brokers. Alternately, use fingering weight or 2 ply equivalent to a 4 ply.

Tool Requirements:

• 2.0mm knitting needles (for the brim ribbing)
• 3.0mm knitting needles (for the stranded colorwork)

Gauge:

• 34 stitches and 40 rows to 4 inches (10 centimeters) over the stranded colorwork pattern, knit circularly with 3.0mm knitting needles, after washing, blocking, drying.

KNITTING JENNY PATTERN 101:

Features a tailored folded brim and stranded colorwork with 6 colors of 2 ply jumper weight yarn from Jamieson and Smith, also known as Shetland Wool Brokers. Alternately, use fingering weight or 2 ply equivalent to a 4 ply.

Tool Requirements:

• 2.0mm knitting needles (for the brim lining)
• 2.75mm knitting needles (for the stranded colorwork)

Gauge:

• 36 stitches and 42 rows to 4 inches (10 centimeters) over the stranded colorwork pattern, knit circularly with 2.75mm knitting needles, after washing, blocking, drying.

The book includes a discussion on the topic of Color Dominance, to support consistent, uniform stitch definition.

The book includes 14 illustrations and 27 pages.

The book is intended to be read electronically, in consideration of the environment.

Published in the United States in 2025 by Mall & Mall Press, a publishing imprint of Mall & Mall LLC.

The book is delivered as an immediate digital download in PDF format and therefore cannot be returned, exchanged, or refunded.