This is a very, very simple hat with an elegant
look, thanks to overtwisted singles that cause
the stockinette stitches to angle in various
directions. The singles were spun from samples
of Hatchtown Farm’s Coopworth fiber in
natural shades of grey and white; the decoration
on the side is made from Houndscroft
Farm silk-wrapped wool. I call this hat “Power
Station” because it’s so full of “energized”
singles. This pattern is extremely flexible;
depending on the yarn’s weight, you can use
any size needle from U.S. 6 to 101⁄2. I’ve knitted
more hats like this than I can count, and
have never altered the number of stitches I
cast on!
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