✔ This pattern is test knit
Stormy Harbour Hat
Everyone needs a go-to cabled beanie pattern in worsted weight yarn!
This hat combines two wave patterns to conjure up that feeling of looking out over the lake from a cabin. Shorter, sharper waves are driven by the stiff winds of a stormy grey sky while a few larger swells are created by the passing of a white-hulled boat.
Despite the complex appearance, every other round is a resting round – where you knit the knits and purl the purls. And for those of you who use charts, the last page of this pattern contains a handy checklist to help you keep track of which round you are working for each of the two stitch patterns.
Materials
•Yarn
1 skein Sweet Georgia Superwash Worsted (200 yd. / 182 m per 4 oz / 115g skein); colour shown: Silver
•Needles
US6/4mm and US7/4.5mm needles for working in the round (magic loop OR short circular + DPNs OR DPNs) or size needed to get gauge
•Notions
cable needle, darning needle, 2 stitch markers
Skills Used
- working in the round
- cabling
- right twist
- left twist
- ssk
- k2tog
- p2tog
- p3tog
Appx. Yardage
(with a 15% buffer)
Small: 140 yd. / 128m, Medium: 153 yd. / 140m, Large: 195 yd. / 178m
Sizes
To fit: 20” (22”, 24”) / 51cm (56cm, 61cm)
circumference (approximately: Teen/Adult Small, Medium, Large)