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Jill Wolcott Knits

Passion. Fashion. Knits

Goddess Hat Collection

$12.00

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Sizes

S (M) (L)
Finished circumference 18 (20) (22)”

Gauge

Athena
4.75 sts/in and 8 rows/in = 19 sts/4″ and 32 rows/4″ in Sweet Violets on size 4(3.5mm) ndls
8.5 sts/in and 8 rows/in = 34 sts/4″ and 32 rows/4″ in Center Cable on size 4(3.5mm) ndls

Helen
4 sts/in and 5.75 rows/in = 16 sts/4″ and 23 rows/4″ in Sweet Violets on size 7(4.5mm) ndls
7 sts/in and 6 rows/in = 28 sts/4″ and 24 rows/4″ in Center Cable on size 7(4.5mm) ndls

Minerva
5 sts/in and 7.25 rows/in = 20 sts/4″ and 29 rows/4″ in Sweet Violets on size 3(3.25mm) ndls
8 sts/in and 7.75 rows/in = 14 sts/1.75″ and 31 rows/4″ in Center Cable on size 3(3.25mm) ndls

Needles

Size 4(3.5mm) circular ndls or dpns (Athena), size 7(4.5mm) circular ndls or dpns (Helen), size 3(3.25mm) circular ndls or dpns (Minerva) OR size to obtain gauge

Supplies

Stitch markers, tapestry needle, cable ndl (optional), stitch holders or WY, extra needles for 3-ndl BO

Yarn

Athena
Rimu DK 8 ply from Zealana, 60% New Zealand Merino, 40% possum, 50g/140 yds (128m)
OR Kauri DK from Zealana, 60% New Zealand Merino, 30% possum, 10% silk, 50g/140 yds (128m)
2 skeins (1 each color) or 2 skeins of a single color

Helen
Kauri Bulky 10 ply from Zealana, 60% Fine New Zealand Merino, 30% possum, 10% silk, 40g/94 yds (85m)
2 skeins

Minerva
Rimu 4 ply from Zealana, 60% New Zealand Merino, 40% possum, 40g/167 yds (153m)
OR Kauri 4 ply from Zealana, 60% New Zealand Merino, 30% possum, 10% silk, 40g/168 yds (153m)
2 skeins

As Shown

Models Size Medium
Athena Color Toto Red
Helen Color Blue Pania
Minerva Color Red Rata Tree (Rimu)

Description

Keep your head warm and your gauge swatches interesting with this inventive trio of slouch hats, knit in different yarn weights so you can find your perfect knitting mojo! Named for the goddesses Athena, Helen, and Minerva, these hats are constructed with an innovative finishing segment technique that provides some levity and is combined with a beautiful cable and eyelet pattern that results in a eye-catching yet cozy hat you’ll love to show off. To top it all off, the hats use the same stitch patterns and yarn weights as their sister pullovers, so there’s no need to make a separate swatch for the sweaters. Lovely and helpful? Now that’s a gift from the goddesses!

Photos by Nancy Rothstein

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