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Sandy Winter Cable Hat

By: Amurushka Amur from crazyhands.net

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Sandy Winter Cable Hat

"This is an easy knit hat pattern that can be done in just one evening. It will also be published with a matching scarf or snood. The hat is easy to adjust for any size by decreasing number of stitches or size of needles. I hope you will enjoy it."

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Easy

Knitting Needle Size7 or 4.5 mm

Yarn Weight(5) Bulky/Chunky (12-15 stitches for 4 inches)

Gauge0 stitches, 0 rows, 0 inches.

Materials List

  • 5 Double Pointed Knitting Needles number 6 US (7-8). You can use a circular needles as well
  • Alpacana Lanoso 35% wool, 40% acrylic, 25% alpaca. Sandy color: 100 grams -130 m. Total 1.3 skeins

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3cats2love

Jun 14, 2017

I love the cable textures of this hat pattern, although Im not crazy about the faux fur pompom, would probably just do a regular yarn one. The hat looks like it would be not too hard to make. Although the bright yellow is eye-catching, I'm sure it would look lovely in whatever solid color yarn you used.

Sara R

Nov 18, 2016

I am loving the texture of this hat. And I'm loving the yellow!

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