Umpqua Hat by Caitlin Hunter

Umpqua Hat

Knitting
June 2018
Worsted (9 wpi) ?
19 stitches and 26 rows = 4 inches
in Stockinette stitch in the round
US 5 - 3.75 mm
US 7 - 4.5 mm
US 8 - 5.0 mm
236 - 259 yards (216 - 237 m)
Adult sizes: S (L); shown in size S
English
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The Umpqua Hat is the perfect companion for those early morning or evening hikes and also keeps you toasty warm while you stoke up the campfire for your morning coffee! This hat was designed by Caitlin Hunter to be a rugged and striking addition to your outdoor adventure wardrobe. Shown here in Brooklyn Tweed Shelter, a somewhat rustic yet soft and lofty yarn, it’s light enough to pop into any pack! We especially love how Caitlin paired the marled main color, Caribou, with the rich, deep contrast colors of Embers and Pumpernickel; but with 40 colorways available, we are eager to see what combination you’ll choose!

SIZE / DIMENSIONS
Adult sizes: S (L); shown in size S
Brim Circumference: 19.5 (21.25) in / 49.5 (54) cm, unstretched

YARN
Main Color
Approximately 59 (64) yd / 54 (59) m worsted weight yarn.
Contrast Color 1
Approximately 118 (131) yd / 108 (120) m worsted weight yarn.
Contrast Color 2
Approximately 59 (64) yd / 54 (59) m worsted weight yarn.
Shown in Brooklyn Tweed Shelter (100% wool, 140 yd / 128 m per 50g skein). Color: Caribou (MC), 1 (1) skein; Pumpernickel (CC1), 1 (1) skein; Embers (CC2), 1 (1) skein

GAUGE
19 sts / 26 rounds = 4 in / 10 cm in Stockinette stitch
(single color) worked in the round with size B needle, after blocking

NEEDLES
Needle sizes are recommendations only; always use needle size necessary to achieve given gauge.
Needle A: US #5 / 3.75 mm, 16 in / 40 cm circular (ribbing)
Needle B: US #7 / 4.5 mm (single-color rounds) 16 in / 40 cm circular
Set double pointed needles, 32 in / 80 cm circular needle for magic loop method, or 2 circular needles; use preferred small-circumference method
Needle C: US #8 / 5.0 mm 16 in / 40 cm circular (colorwork rounds; optional, if you tend to work colorwork more tightly than single-color St st)
NOTIONS
Stitch markers, tapestry needle, pompom maker (optional)