A stockinette stitch rolled edge quickly transitions into double knitting to produce a clever and practical brim. The front layer is bound off, creating space for little pockets all around the hat. Then, a background of stripes features traveling slipped stitches that spiral and skid toward the top of the hat. Options for a beanie or slouchy style hat are provided in three different sizes.

Sizes
Small (Medium, Large)

Finished Measurements
19 (20, 21)″ / 48 (51, 53)cm circumference. Hat stretches up to 3″ / 7.5cm to comfortably fit the head. Medium beanie and medium slouchy versions are shown on a 22.5″ / 57cm head.

Yarn
Fingering weight

Yardage
Beanie Color A - 80 (90, 100) yds / 73 (82, 91)m
Beanie Color B - 60 (70, 80) yds / 55 (64, 73)m

Slouchy Color A - 90 (100, 110) yds / 82 (91, 101)m
Slouchy Color B - 70 (80, 90) yds / 64 (73, 82)m

Needles
Two 16” US 4 / 3.5mm circular needle, 1 set US 4 / 3.5mm DPNs

Notions
1 stitch marker, tapestry needle

Gauge
26 sts = 4” / 10cm in stockinette stitch

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Errata
Page 3 Slouchy Version Next Rnd.
There should be 136 152, 160 sts at the end of the first rnd of the SLOUCHY VERSION instructions.

Next Rnd: Using color B, (k16 18, 19, sl1) to end of rnd.
Next Rnd: Using color A, (k15 17, 18, C2B) to end of rnd. Move marker.
Next Rnd: Using color B, (k16 18, 19, sl1) to end of rnd.

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