One of my first tasks as an architect in Zurich was a façade study in Seefeld. When I looked at the houses in the Zurich neighbourhood, I noticed the wrought-iron balconies. Artfully crafted iron that is both decorative and functional.
Seefeld is both decorative and beautifully warm. The decorative cables play around the head.
The hat is knitted from the bottom up in the round. Cables and purl stitches alternate.
For Seefeld, I chose yak wool, which reflects the price range for flats in Seefeld. To show best the cable pattern, I recommend a solid colour.
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MATERIAL
YARN
mYak Baby Yak Medium (100% Baby Yak; 117 m / 128 yards per 50 g)
for normal hat
• 1 [1, 1] skein in Tibetan Sky
for slouchy hat
• 1 [2, 2] skeins in Tibetan Sky
56 g / 131 m / 143 yards used for the sample size women/ slouchy
KNITTING NEEDLES
- 3.5 mm / US #4 circular needle (80 cm / 32” in length) or DPNs, or size to obtain gauge
GAUGE
21 sts x 32 rows = 10 cm / 4” in stocking stitch after blocking
NOTIONS
- 9 [10, 11] stitch markers
- tapestry needle
- Optional: cable needle
MISCELLANEOUS
REQUIRED KNITTING SKILLS
- knit and purl
- increases and decreases
The pattern comes in written instructions.
SIZES
To fit a head circumference:
Adult S [M, L] / 48-53 [53-58, 56-61] cm /
19-20.75 [20.75-22.75, 22-24]”
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
circumference (unstretched): 38 [42, 46] cm / 15 [16.5, 18]”
height: adjustable
Shown in size M on a 57 cm / 22.5” head circumference.
PDF - File
- Step-by-step instructions
- two-column layout
- printer-friendly
- 3 pages
SOCIAL MEDIA
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