“The original “right side” of Quill shows careful, possibly timid steps, back and forth towards the crown. When I was done, and turned it “wrong side” out to weave in the last end, I noticed that the arrows took on a new depth, charging forward and back in a determined gait.” This reversible, textured hat is so cozy. I hope you love it as much as I do!

Size: Adult

Finished Measurements:
18”/45.5 cm unstretched circumference
8.5”/21.5 cm height
Can be worn with 3-5”/7.5-12.5 cm negative ease. Shown on Andrea (who has a head circumference of 21.5”/54.5 cm) with 3.5”/9 cm negative ease and the same hat on Peter (who has a head circumference of 22.75”/58 cm) with 4.75”/12 cm negative ease.

Yarn: 100g/200yd worsted weight yarn

Suggested Yarn:
Mountain Meadow Wool Cora (100 g/210 yds/192 m) in Light Natural Grey (grey sample)

Stone Wool Cormo (100g/200yd) in Ozark 02 (blue sample)

Suggested Needles: US 6/4mm and US 8/5mm 16in/40cm circulars, and a longer length for magic loop or DPNs for the crown shaping

Gauge (worked over stitch pattern in the round/after blocking): 22 sts and 29 rows = 4in/10cm using larger needles

Techniques to Indulge In:
Twisted German Cast On
Ribbing
Knitting
Purling
Working in the round
Decreasing
Following a chart (Optional)

Errata for magazine print version only: Rnd 42: ^P12, {k1, p1} twice; repeat from ^ to last stitch of the round (ending with a k1 on the final repeat). Place a new BOR marker so that your round now begins with the last stitch of the round (the final p1)..