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Peekamoose Hat
Peekamoose is named after the Mountain and many Ski runs in the Catskills, New York. This area of NY has dense beautiful forestry and the wild life to match. I’ve often stumbled across deer between the lines of trees whilst hiking there in the summer months. This hat tries to recreate these deer and their antlers peeking out amongst the forest trees ?
This twisted rib beanie comes in two sizes: Small and Medium – Large. It is knit in the round using Rowan, Kid Classic yarn. A simple cable is introduced to echo the friendly deer head and antlers ? A smaller than recommended needle size is used, giving the hat a crisp dense fabric and heaps of warmth. The crown shaping is formed using a variation on the simple ssk decrease.
Bonus! Only one ball of yarn is required and it’s completely reversible! The reverse side has a beautifully formed snowflake star, at the top of the crown. Which side will you wear? Have fun!
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SIZE
2 Sizes: Small (Medium - Large)
To fit Head sizes:
46 - 52 (53 – 60)cm /18 – 20.5 (21 – 23.5)”
Finished Hat Circumference: 47 (51)cm /18.5 (20)”
Finished Height: 20 (23)cm /8 (9)”
Measurements taken with relaxed fabric, not stretched after blocking.
MATERIALS
Yarn:
Rowan, Kid Classic (50g, 140m/ 153yds). 70% Lambswool, 22% Mohair, 8% Polyamide.
This is an Aran weight yarn.
Sample knit in colourway: Drought.
Small Size: 1 Ball (44g – 124m/ 135yds)
Medium – Large Size: 1 Ball (50g - 140m/ 153yds).
Tools:
4mm/US 6 and 4.5mm/US 7 Double pointed needles or equivalent 40cm / 16” circular needle, for your preferred method of knitting in the round. Adjust needle size as necessary to match gauge, noting that the larger of the two needles should be 0.5mm / 1 US needle sizes larger than the smaller when gauge is met.
Stitch Markers (8 (9) total; 1 unique)
Cable Stitch Holder
Tapestry/Darning needle
GAUGE
27 sts x 25 rows = 10 x 10 cm/ 4 x 4” in 2 x 1 twisted rib pattern, worked in the round, using the Larger needle, not stretched, and lightly blocked.
Please ensure gauge, otherwise you may run out of yarn for larger size.
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