Wrought Mithril Hat Digital Knitting Pattern
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The design for this hat came about from the Initiate Knit Design Challenge, hosted by Francoise Danoy of Aroha Knits. The goal of the challenge is to help people get their design ideas off the ground, and this fingering-weight lace and cable hat is the result! For the initial prompt, I drew inspiration from the vertical lines of wrought-iron fencing and the leading of stained glass. The result is a hat that's lightweight, but still warm, and a great layering piece.
For questions and support, please e-mail me at sarahdawnsdesigns@gmail.com.
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Pattern Notes:
The Wrought Mithril Hat is knit in the round from the brim up, using small cables and twists. Decreases are done within the cable pattern for the crown; and the top is secured by running the end of the working yarn through the live stitches.
The Cable Pattern is both written and charted; this pattern also has an accessible large print option that is compatible with screen-reading software which includes the written instruction.
Errata Link
Sizes Available: Adult S, L
Finished Measurements:
Circumference: 19.5 (22.25) inches, 49.5 (57) cm.
Height: 9.5 (10) inches, 24 (25.5) cm, from edge of ribbing to top of crown.
Materials Required:
227 (265) yards/ 207 (242) meters of fingering-weight yarn. Sample shown in Northbound Knitting Merino/Silk Fingering. (50% Merino wool, 50% silk). in "Ethereal".
Needles:
3.25 mm /US 3 circular needle for working in the round. Optional double-pointed needles for crown decreases. Adjust needle size to match gauge
Notions:
tapestry needle
stitch markers 6(7) (optional)
2 cable needles
Gauge for Pattern:
21 sts and 36 rows = 4 inches (10 cm square) in stocking stitch.
33 sts and 36 rows = 4 inches (10 cm square) in cable pattern.
Techniques Used:
long-tail cast on
increases: m1r, m1l, yo
decreases: k2tog, k3tog, ssk, sssk
twisted stitches: ktbl
working cables with a cable needle
working additional stitches within a cable
working small circumferences in the round
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You may not re-distribute this PDF.
While you may teach a knitting class using this pattern, each student in the class must purchase a copy. However, if you would like to purchase discounted copies of the pattern in bulk for a class, please contact me for details.
If you’d like to make any of my designs as donations to charity, go right ahead. If you want to sell anything you’ve created from my designs for charity or commercial purposes, also go right ahead.
The only thing I ask for the above is that you credit me (“Sarah Dawn’s Designs”) and list the pattern name as well. Thank you!
If you would like to offer to translate this pattern into other languages, I’d love to work with you to do so! Please, contact me by e-mail to discuss the details
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If you would like to try this pattern from Sarah Dawn’s Designs for free, you can sign up for the Sarah Dawn’s Designs E-mail Newsletter and a Free Pattern Download here: http://eepurl.com/cd6MB1
Also, Sarah Dawn’s Designs is now on Patreon! For access to exclusive behind-the-scenes content, discounts, input on designs, live-chats, and more, please come join in!
https://www.patreon.com/SarahDawnsDesigns
Newest Update: December 1, 2022
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If you have any questions, please, don't hesitate to get in contact with me! You can e-mail me at sarahdawnsdesigns@gmail.com
Photo Credit: Stephanie Wallace
Image Descriptions:
1) A fingering-weight cable and lace beanie hat laying flat. The hat has a lengthy ribbed rib that flows into intricate cables and lace.
2) A woman wearing a lace-and cable beanie hat with an intricate cable stitch. The hat is knit in a pale-blue fingering-weight yarn.
3) A lace hat laying flat. The lace and cable pattern (eyelets, loop stitches and two-stitch cables) runs vertically along the hat and meets at the crown of the hat. Hat is knit in pale blue fingering-weight yarn.
Please also note, that due to the nature of PDF downloads, I am unable to offer refunds at this time.
However, I am available by e-mail, to answer any questions/concerns you may have.
Also, please note that depending on your location, taxes or VAT may be added to your purchase price.
- - -
The design for this hat came about from the Initiate Knit Design Challenge, hosted by Francoise Danoy of Aroha Knits. The goal of the challenge is to help people get their design ideas off the ground, and this fingering-weight lace and cable hat is the result! For the initial prompt, I drew inspiration from the vertical lines of wrought-iron fencing and the leading of stained glass. The result is a hat that's lightweight, but still warm, and a great layering piece.
For questions and support, please e-mail me at sarahdawnsdesigns@gmail.com.
- - -
Pattern Notes:
The Wrought Mithril Hat is knit in the round from the brim up, using small cables and twists. Decreases are done within the cable pattern for the crown; and the top is secured by running the end of the working yarn through the live stitches.
The Cable Pattern is both written and charted; this pattern also has an accessible large print option that is compatible with screen-reading software which includes the written instruction.
Errata Link
Sizes Available: Adult S, L
Finished Measurements:
Circumference: 19.5 (22.25) inches, 49.5 (57) cm.
Height: 9.5 (10) inches, 24 (25.5) cm, from edge of ribbing to top of crown.
Materials Required:
227 (265) yards/ 207 (242) meters of fingering-weight yarn. Sample shown in Northbound Knitting Merino/Silk Fingering. (50% Merino wool, 50% silk). in "Ethereal".
Needles:
3.25 mm /US 3 circular needle for working in the round. Optional double-pointed needles for crown decreases. Adjust needle size to match gauge
Notions:
tapestry needle
stitch markers 6(7) (optional)
2 cable needles
Gauge for Pattern:
21 sts and 36 rows = 4 inches (10 cm square) in stocking stitch.
33 sts and 36 rows = 4 inches (10 cm square) in cable pattern.
Techniques Used:
long-tail cast on
increases: m1r, m1l, yo
decreases: k2tog, k3tog, ssk, sssk
twisted stitches: ktbl
working cables with a cable needle
working additional stitches within a cable
working small circumferences in the round
- - -
You may not re-distribute this PDF.
While you may teach a knitting class using this pattern, each student in the class must purchase a copy. However, if you would like to purchase discounted copies of the pattern in bulk for a class, please contact me for details.
If you’d like to make any of my designs as donations to charity, go right ahead. If you want to sell anything you’ve created from my designs for charity or commercial purposes, also go right ahead.
The only thing I ask for the above is that you credit me (“Sarah Dawn’s Designs”) and list the pattern name as well. Thank you!
If you would like to offer to translate this pattern into other languages, I’d love to work with you to do so! Please, contact me by e-mail to discuss the details
- - -
If you would like to try this pattern from Sarah Dawn’s Designs for free, you can sign up for the Sarah Dawn’s Designs E-mail Newsletter and a Free Pattern Download here: http://eepurl.com/cd6MB1
Also, Sarah Dawn’s Designs is now on Patreon! For access to exclusive behind-the-scenes content, discounts, input on designs, live-chats, and more, please come join in!
https://www.patreon.com/SarahDawnsDesigns
Newest Update: December 1, 2022
- - -
If you have any questions, please, don't hesitate to get in contact with me! You can e-mail me at sarahdawnsdesigns@gmail.com
Photo Credit: Stephanie Wallace
Image Descriptions:
1) A fingering-weight cable and lace beanie hat laying flat. The hat has a lengthy ribbed rib that flows into intricate cables and lace.
2) A woman wearing a lace-and cable beanie hat with an intricate cable stitch. The hat is knit in a pale-blue fingering-weight yarn.
3) A lace hat laying flat. The lace and cable pattern (eyelets, loop stitches and two-stitch cables) runs vertically along the hat and meets at the crown of the hat. Hat is knit in pale blue fingering-weight yarn.
