Peavine is an easy to work stranded-knitting pattern in which the end result is all about the interplay of colors and shapes. This slouchy style hat looks great in all sorts of color combos so don’t be afraid to pick some of your favorites and have fun!
Peavine is named after the mountain out my back door that I hike on almost everyday. The colors I see out there are very much reflected in the colors I chose for this hat.

Size
18 ¾ inches circumference at brim and 9 ¼ inches tall from brim to crown

Needles
US 2/3mm 16-inch circular needle
US 3/3.25mm 16-inch circular needle
US 3/3.25mm set of dpns or long circular needle (if prefer using magic loop)

Yarn
Fingering weight yarn in the following amounts:
100 yds MC, 56 yds CC1, 47 yds CC2, 47 yds CC3
Shown in Tuku Wool Fingering (100% Finnish Wool; 195m/213yds/50g)
Version 1 (First photo) H32 Nila (MC), 08 Runo (CC1), 34 Sulo (CC2) and 23 Uupo (CC3).
Version 2 (Blue Hat):Uoma (MC), Valo (CC1), Runo (CC2), Kajo (CC3)

Notions
Stitch marker
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends

Gauge
27 sts and 42 rnds = 4 inches in rib pattern on US 2/3mm needle
33 sts and 32 rnds = 4 inches in Colorwork pattern on US 3/3.25mm needle

Construction
This hat begins at the brim with ribbing and is knit bottom up with a color work pattern and crown shaping.