I really love the twists and turns in this hat and the texture that the cables create. I also really liked this yarn. It worked up relatively quickly and I ended with a ridiculously warm and stylish hat - well, my friend did. Perhaps I will once I finish all my holiday gifts (yes, I'm very behind). My one comment for this pattern is check your gauge! I didn't, and I paid for it. I ended up knitting this hat three times because my first two attempts ended up ridiculously small! The third and final could have maybe used a little more length, but the circumference was good so I refused to rip it out and start over for a fourth time.
Monday, January 23, 2012
Wavy Cables
I made this hat and the Waffle Hat as holiday presents for friends. I just taught myself (thanks YouTube) to cable and so I was excited to try this pattern. It's so fun to be able to do more than just basic knits and purls! I used Berroco Peruvia Quick in color Nautica for this hat and followed the Plum Cabled Hat Pattern by Molly Jane Wick, available for free on Ravelry.
I really love the twists and turns in this hat and the texture that the cables create. I also really liked this yarn. It worked up relatively quickly and I ended with a ridiculously warm and stylish hat - well, my friend did. Perhaps I will once I finish all my holiday gifts (yes, I'm very behind). My one comment for this pattern is check your gauge! I didn't, and I paid for it. I ended up knitting this hat three times because my first two attempts ended up ridiculously small! The third and final could have maybe used a little more length, but the circumference was good so I refused to rip it out and start over for a fourth time.
I really love the twists and turns in this hat and the texture that the cables create. I also really liked this yarn. It worked up relatively quickly and I ended with a ridiculously warm and stylish hat - well, my friend did. Perhaps I will once I finish all my holiday gifts (yes, I'm very behind). My one comment for this pattern is check your gauge! I didn't, and I paid for it. I ended up knitting this hat three times because my first two attempts ended up ridiculously small! The third and final could have maybe used a little more length, but the circumference was good so I refused to rip it out and start over for a fourth time.
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