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Klára Pushin Knitwear

NATA HAT

NATA HAT

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Available in: ENGLISH

Difficulty: BEGINNER and INTERMEDIATE

€7,00 EUR
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Nata Hat is a beanie featuring a folded brim, contrasting twisted stitch ribbing, and the signature Nata pattern you may recognise from my previous design—the Nata Socks. Though lightweight, this hat will keep you cosy and warm. It incorporates a variety of interesting techniques and knits up quickly, so you’ll be able to enjoy wearing it in just a few days.

SIZES

S (M, L)

FINISHED HAT CIRC.

50 (52.5, 55) cm / 19.25 (20.15, 21.75)”

EASE

0–5 cm / 0–2” of negative ease recommended

FINISHED HAT HEIGHT

28 (28, 31) cm / 11 (11, 12.25)" (adjustable)

The hat shown is a size S and the model's head circumference is 53 cm / 21".

YARN: You need 2 (2, 2) skeins of Ulysse from DeRerum Natura (185 m / 50 g, French mérinos d'Arles & black Portuguese merino); or approx. 250 (270, 290) m / 275 (295, 315) yds of a similar yarn.

The sample is knitted with Ulysse from DeRerum Natura in the colourway Dore.
Please be aware that adjusting the length of the garment or the needle size you need to achieve the stated gauge will also affect the amount of yarn needed to finish the project.

NEEDLES
Needle A: 3.25 mm / US 3 circular needles with a cable of at least 40 cm / 15.75” for magic looping and/or DPNs in the same size for the crown shaping (for both stockinette and the Nata pattern)

You might need a different needle size for the cabled pattern and stockinette. 
But swatching in stockinette stitch should be sufficient. 

Needle B: One size smaller needles for the ribbing (optional)

GAUGE
31 sts & 12 rows = 12 x 3 cm / 4.75 x 1.25" over cable pattern, after washing and blocking 

21 sts & 40 rows = 10 cm / 4" in stockinette stitch worked in the round, after washing and blocking

NOTIONS

  • blocking tool
  • stitch markers 
  • tapestry needle

ABOUT THE CONSTRUCTION

The hat is knitted in the round and starts with a provisional cast-on. First, the double-folded brim or a simple brim is knitted in twisted rib. Then the live stitches and stitches from the provisional cast-on are knitted together (for the double-folded brimm option). Then you start knitting the Nata cable pattern. After a few reps you start decreasing to shape the crown of the hat and finish by pulling the yarn tail through the final few stitches.

 

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