Shalechet Cowl and Hat Set by Xen Mendelsohn Aderka

Shalechet Cowl and Hat Set

Knitting
DK (11 wpi) ?
21.5 stitches and 30 rows = 4 inches
in Cable pattern
US 4 - 3.5 mm
US 6 - 4.0 mm
200 - 260 yards (183 - 238 m)
Baby, toddler, child, youth / adult small, adult large
Hebrew
This pattern is available for NIS49.00 ILS
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The Shalechet Set is born from a moment of pause—a week of vacation dedicated to breathing in creativity and reclaiming quiet. Originally scribbled on old notes and tucked between the pages of a knitting book, these sketches of cables and textures have been lovingly refined and tech-edited by the Knit Local community into a clear, comprehensive guide.

This set features a beautiful cable texture that shines equally in variegated yarns (like the original Noro) or solid colors. Designed to be a quick, rewarding weekend project, it’s the perfect handmade gift for everyone from newborns to adults.

Construction
Hat: Knitted in the round from the brim up to the crown. The wide ribbing flows seamlessly into a 15-stitch cable repeat. Decreases are cleverly hidden within the texture for a clean, professional finish.

Cowl: A cozy, textured accompaniment designed for a generous fit.

Sizes
Hat: Baby (Toddler, Child, Teen/Woman, Man)

To fit head circumference: 38–61 cm (15”–24”)

Cowl: 65 cm (25.5”) circumference; 30 cm (11.8”) height.

Materials
Yarn: Worsted or DK weight yarn.

Sample shown in: Noro Silk Garden (45% Silk, 45% Kid Mohair, 10% Wool; 50g / ~100–125 m).

Yarn Requirements (Hat): 1 (1, 2, 2, 2) balls of 50g.

Yarn Requirements (Cowl): 2 balls of 50g.

Needles: * 3.5 mm (US 4) circular needles or DPNs.

4.0 mm (US 6) circular needles or DPNs.

Notions: Stitch marker, cable needle (optional), tapestry needle.

Gauge
Based on the Cable Pattern (using 4.0 mm needles after blocking):
One full repeat (15 sts x 6 rows) = 7 cm (2.75”) wide and 2 cm (0.75”) high.
Calculated 10 cm gauge: approx. 21.5 sts / 30 rows.

Skill Level
Advanced Beginner. This pattern is perfect if you are looking to try cables for the first time in an accessible, well-explained format.

What’s Included
Full written instructions (no abbreviations, for maximum clarity).

Stitch charts for those who prefer visual guides.

Tips for counting rows within cable repeats.