To celebrate the release you’ll receive 15% off Mossfell Hat with code MOSSFELL. Valid through 28 December 2025, end of day, Stockholm time. Enjoy!

There’s a quiet kind of magic in the places where earth and sky meet. Soft moss underfoot, a breath of cold air, and a gentle hush that only winter brings.
Mossfell grew from that feeling: a hat shaped by warmth, texture, and the calm rhythm of winter knitting.

The stitch pattern shifts between firm lines and softer curves drifting across a bed of reverse stockinette like wind-carved ridges on a hillside. Wide and narrow cables paired with gentle mock cables make this hat interesting to knit and beautiful to wear. You can work a classic brim or choose a double-length brim to fold up for extra warmth and a modern winter look.

Mossfell is available in English, Swedish, and German.

If it finds a home on your needles, share your version with #MossfellHat and tag @thedrizzleofhoney. I’d love to see it out in the wild.

Construction:
Mossfell hat is worked from the bottom up. It begins with an Italian tubular cast on, which transitions into a 2×2 rib. After the ribbing, the body of the hat is knit in the cable pattern until
the crown shaping begins. The remaining stitches are then gathered at the top and drawn together to finish the hat.

Sizes:
adult S/M (adult L)
To fit 55(60)cm/ 22(24)inches head circumference
Finished circumference of the hat: 49(55)cm/ 19.5(22)inches
Total length: Beanie(Slouch) 22(26)cm/ 8.75(10.5)inches

Sample shown is size Adult S/M, slouchy hat.

Yarn:
DK or light worsted weight yarn
Approx.
Beanie: 130(145)m / 143(159)yards
Slouch: 155m(170)m / 170(186)yards

Sample is worked in Järbo Svensk ull 3tr (Swedish wool, DK); Pine Tree Green.

Gauge:
22 sts / 24 rounds = 10cm (4 inches) in reverse stockinette in the round on 4mm/US 6 needles, blocked.

Instructions:
The pattern has written directions and a chart. The English version includes the corresponding fully written instructions as well. The techniques used are explained and links to video tutorials are provided for the Italian Tubular cast on method and how to set it up for 2x2 rib.

Stitches and techniques:
Stitches used include: knit, purl, k2tog, ssk, p2tog, p2tog tbl, 1/1 RC, 3/3 RC.
Itallian Tubular cast on method is used. Written instructions and a link to a video tutorial are provided.

Let Mossfell join you out in the cold: steady, warm, and shaped gently by the rhythm of your hands.