Twist Slouchy Hat by Tif Neilan

Twist Slouchy Hat

Knitting
January 2020
Aran (8 wpi) ?
18 stitches and 20 rows = 4 inches
in slip stitch pattern
US 9 - 5.5 mm
US 11 - 8.0 mm
135 - 225 yards (123 - 206 m)
4 sizes: Child small - Adult large
English
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The Twist slouchy hat, knit in Aran weight yarn, features a herringbone brim paired with a fun and easy to remember slip stitch design pattern for the body of the hat. This hat is intended to be a bit of a slouchy, relaxed fit, yet still very warm due to the nature of the slip stitch pattern and the extra thickness of the herringbone stitch.
The Twist Slouchy hat is part of a herringbone accessory collection including the Fireheart cowl.

Save 20% on your purchase of the Fireheart Cowl and / or Twist Slouchy hat with promo code Fireheart. Good through midnight February 9th (EDT)

Sizes
Child small (18.5”) Child regular (19.5”)
Adult regular (21.5”) Adult large (23”)

Yarn
2 colors of Aran Weight Yarn

Main Color (MC): 85 (95, 115, 135) yards / 78 (87, 105, 123) meters
Contrast Color (CC): 50 (60, 70, 90) yards / 71 (55, 64, 82) meters

Suggested Yarn
Once Upon A Corgi: Cecil - Aran
Sample knit with colorways: Death (Main) and Faerie Saddle (Contrast)

For a limited time, kits are available for the Fireheart Cowl & Twist Hat as a set with Once Upon A Corgi

Suggested Needles
Needle size US 9/5.5 mm or size needed to obtain gauge
Needle size US 13/9 mm or size needed to obtain gauge
Interchangeable needles are preferred for this pattern
16” circular cable in both sizes
(plus longer cable to work decreases with magic loop)
Double pointed needles in size US 9/5.5 mm or size needed to obtain gauge

Notions
Stitch marker for beginning of round
Darning needle & waste yarn

Gauge Information
18 sts/20 rounds per 4” (10 cm) in slip stitch pattern worked on US size 9/5.5 mm needle
20 sts/16 rounds per 4” (10 cm) in herringbone stitch worked on US size 13/9 mm needle

Note
When knitting herringbone, it is recommended to use a needle size larger than might be typical for a particular yarn weight. I do not recommend going down a needle size from the suggested unless you knit herringbone very loosely.

Special Techniques
Herringbone Stitch worked in the round.

A helpful tutorial video from Garnstudio for knitting herringbone in the round:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9RtHZHA81b0

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