Copyright sunshineknits, Andrea Goutier 2008. For
private, non-commercial use only.
Materials:
Yarn: Malabrigo Merino Worsted, Pearl #36
Needles: 16" Circular Needles 4.5mm, set of 4 DPNs, 4.5mm
Sizing Note: Pattern is adjustable for sizing by altering how
many inches you work in pattern before beginning your
decreases. The suggested 5" will give you a med-large size.
Instructions:
Cast on 81 sts in the knitted on cast on method.
Join in the round, knitting first & last stitch
together to eliminate jag. Total 80sts.
Brim: Work in K2, P2 Rib for 1.5”. At the end of
final row, M1 stitch. Total 81sts
Body: Work in K9, P1 for 5” inches.
Decrease Rounds:
Round 1: *K7, K2tog, P1* 73sts
Round 2: *K8, P1*
Round 3: *K6, K2tog, P1* 65sts
Round 4: *K7, P1*
Round 5: *K5, K2tog, P1* 57sts
Round 6: *K6, P1*
Round 7: *K4, K2tog, P1* 49sts
Round 8: *K5, P1*
Round 9: *K3, K2tog, P1* 41sts
Round 10: *K4, P1*
Round 11: *K2, K2tog, P1* 33sts
Round 12: *K3, P1*
Round 13: *K1, K2tog, P1* 25sts
Round 14: *K2, P1*
Round 15: *K2tog, P1* 17sts
Round 16: *K2tog* 9sts
Break yarn & run through remaining stitches. Pull tight & secure. Weave in all ends.
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27 comments:
This pattern is genius - love it! :-)
Tension/Gauge?
I have to let you know...I was anxiously watching Hurricane Gustav (and praying it didn't devastate New Orleans). So I cast on for a hurricane hat to ease the stress. I'm not finished yet, but I love this pattern. It's easy enough to be mindless and the rhythym of the pattern is calming. And it looks great so far. Thank you for sharing your pattern!
I have to let you know...I was anxiously watching Hurricane Gustav (and praying it didn't devastate New Orleans). So I cast on for a hurricane hat to ease the stress. I'm not finished yet, but I love this pattern. It's easy enough to be mindless and the rhythym of the pattern is calming. And it looks great so far. Thank you for sharing your pattern!
I have to let you know...I was anxiously watching Hurricane Gustav (and praying it didn't devastate New Orleans). So I cast on for a hurricane hat to ease the stress. I'm not finished yet, but I love this pattern. It's easy enough to be mindless and the rhythym of the pattern is calming. And it looks great so far. Thank you for sharing your pattern!
I have to let you know...I was anxiously watching Hurricane Gustav (and praying it didn't devastate New Orleans). So I cast on for a hurricane hat to ease the stress. I'm not finished yet, but I love this pattern. It's easy enough to be mindless and the rhythym of the pattern is calming. And it looks great so far. Thank you for sharing your pattern!
I have to let you know...I was anxiously watching Hurricane Gustav (and praying it didn't devastate New Orleans). So I cast on for a hurricane hat to ease the stress. I'm not finished yet, but I love this pattern. It's easy enough to be mindless and the rhythym of the pattern is calming. And it looks great so far. Thank you for sharing your pattern!
hi Criquette,
thanks for your post about hurricane Gustav. It is really interesting, because Hurricanes can be beautiful, from afar, but they are so devestating as well. Now will Hannah & Ike to worry about, it is nice to have simple mindless patterns to work on! I know i've been working on a lot of simple garter stitch & ribbed projects as of late!
Nice hat. I Knit it. I loved the pattern.
Lovely and thanks for sharing pattern I will post if I get it done anytime soon. Beautiful lovelies on you blog, BTW. Regards, Leslie from the Rav
Wonderful hat !! Thanks !!
Criquette really wanted you to know, I think. I'm going to throw this one on my needles tonight. Looks super cute! Thanks for posting it!
Hi, I love this pattern. I'm kind of new to knitting and don't know all the terms. What is the knitted cast-on method...is it long-tail cast-on that makes the first knit row?
hi Froggypants, I hope you check back and see this: here is a you tube video of the knitted cast on:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nJKC2xT0Q4
it is very simple and gives a comfy, non-stretchy, open brim (which i prefer - great for preventing hat head)
if you want a more stretch cast on, i prefer the long-tail method, which you will find here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPR-g07krRs
You Tube is great for learning all things knitting related.. you can even learn the "hard stuff" like intarsia & two handed fair isle!!
cheers,
Andrea
This was a great pattern for my first attempt at using DPNs & my first hat. The bottom came out wonky- I'm really still learning, but it was great seeing the pattern come together towards the top as I got the hang of things. I used a moderately crappy acrylic worsted wt (Caron 1-lb no dye lot) and four size 8 DPNs.
This reminds me alot of the Noro Spiral hat. Actually a little easier.
This reminds me alot of the Noro Spiral hat. Actually a little easier.
I'm looking for some easy projects to keep busy while my man is away. This looks like a great project!
What's the gauge on this?
Hi, Andrea!
I´m a Brazilian knitter and I just LOVE this pattern!! Since last year I intended to knit it but I haven´t used circular needles yet... Now, it´s knitted and my son is already using it, for here we´re having very cold days!
I just want to say THANK YOU for sharing this beauty!!!
If you want to take a look at my hat: http://linhasimaginarias.blogspot.com/2009/06/hurricane.html
I just found your hat pattern on ravelry and made it for my brother... I have a feeling that I will be making several more of these! I LOVE this pattern :)
am about to cast on with this hat pattern for the innaugeral hat in my One Hundred Hats challenge! love the pattern and am excited to get started!
just made my first hat ever with this one for my toddler girl, then had to make another for toddler boy. Now I want one, too. Is it too geeky for the whole family to have matching hats......? This pattern is calming, as another poster said, thanks for sharing. (and fueling my new found addiction!!!)
I just starting casting on and am finding the 81 stitch beginning point to be very tight on the circular needle. Any chance I'm doing something wrong?
hi Anonymous, you probably aren't using a 16" circular. i added that to the pattern. best luck.
Hi there,
I love this pattern! I'm making one of these right now in Kilcarra Aran Tweed for a friend's birthday.
Just wondering (I'm too dull of brain to work this out) - what does the multiple have to be - is it a multiple of 10 plus 1 ? Just because I'm thinking of adapting it into a slouchy hat pattern, and am wondering what my ultimate multiple would need to be. Thanks!
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