I
love hats. Love them. One of my favorite styles is a simple cap with a short
curved brim – it keeps the sun out of your eyes, gives you a little
attitude, and looks great even on people who usually won’t wear knit hats.
The pattern is written for a large range of sizes, so you can make them for
kids and men as well.
Couvercle (“lid” in French) is a simple knit hat with the
addition of a crocheted brim for maximum sass. The thick-and-thin cotton
yarn, worked in double moss stitch, gives the hat a textured, almost woven
look. Single crochet is used to create a firm bottom edge and a saucy brim
that is structured but still soft. This is a great opportunity to try a
little crochet if you haven’t yet.
This yarn is spun to have some bounce and memory, but if you would like a snug-fitting hat, choose a size that is an inch or two smaller than your head. The purple hat is shown with -1" of ease and the fuschia hat is shown with .5" of ease for a looser fit.
FINISHED DIMENSIONS:
Circumference: 17"(18.75", 20.5", 22.25", 24")
MATERIALS:
70(80, 90, 100, 115) yards Araucania Nature Cotton (100% cotton; 105 yards/100 grams)
size 9 16" circular needles
size 9 double-pointed needles
size G crochet hook
stitch marker
GAUGE: 4" = 14 sts by 22 rows in Double Moss Stitch
4" = 14 sts in Single Crochet
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Kira K Designs
Couvercle
This pattern is available free on knitty.com
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**Couvercle class at knit one one**
December 2nd and 9th from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.
Learn the basics of making a hat as well as a great textured stitch and a crocheted brim in this class taught by Kira at knit one one in Berkeley, CA. No crocheting experience necessary.
Details and registration here.