I created this pattern because I wanted to make a hat for my boyfriend. All of the hockey hats I found were very wide, creating a baggy look. I used a standard hat pattern I developed, along with design elements from several other hockey hats I found, added some stripes and letters, and viola! A hockey hat that fits to his head!

Disclaimer:
I am not a Flyers fan. Not one bit. In fact, I greatly dislike the team. I am a die-hard Pittsburgh Penguins fan until the day I die. However, I am also an EXTREMELY WONDERFUL girlfriend who loves her Flyers-loving boyfriend very much so I took it upon myself to make him a hat. To all Flyers fans; I hope you enjoy the pattern, but just know that it will not help you win a Stanley Cup any time soon. :-)

Size: Adult Medium. This hat is

Supplies:
Yarn: About 220 yards black worsted weight yarn, such as
Cascade 220
About 110 yards orange worsted weight yarn
About 28 yards white worsted weight yarn
(I used Cascade 220 in black #8555, blaze #9542,
and white#8505)
Needles: U.S. #7 (4.5mm) circular needles
Notions: Yarn needle, stitch marker

Gauge: 5sts x 8 rows = 1” in stockinette stitch.