Do you ever find yourself wanting to make a hat with more than just knit stitches, but not so much detail that you are constantly looking at the pattern or counting stitches? Then this hat is the perfect knit for you!

Squares of alternating stockinette stitch and reverse stockinette stitch form a woven-ribbon effect that travels from top to bottom of the hat without drowning out the color of your yarn.

This pattern is perfect for solids, tonals and yarns with short color changes. Knit in worsted or aran weight, it comes together so quickly that you’ll want to make another one right way!

Yarn

Malabrigo Merino Worsted, Pure Merino Wool, 192m/100g (210 yds)

Colors Used: Charrua (259) x 1

Yardage

Yardage Used: 145 (165) yds / 133 (151) m

Pattern Notes

Hat is knit from brim to crown in the round.

Yarn Substitutions

When substituting yarns, please choose a yarn of the same weight and fiber content as the yarn listed above. Do a test swatch and confirm that your gauge matches the gauge needed for the pattern.