Sizes | Info for Cashgora Solid Fingering Info for Oink Pigments Targhee Sock Info for It Could Be Worsted Info for Dottie Striped Fingering |
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Gauge | solid fingering blocked gauge 3-color sock blocked gauge worsted blocked gauge wtriped fingering blocked gauge |
Needles | Use needles specified OR size to obtain gauge worsted striped fingering |
Supplies | stitch markers, tapestry needle |
Yarn | solid fingering uses 3-color sock uses Worsted uses Striped fingering uses |
As Shown | solid fingering model shown Sock model shown Worsted model shown Dottie model shown |
Queenstown Hats in 4 variations
$15.00
Description
Queenstown Hats in 4 variations is gender non-specific hat mimics the hot air balloons flying over Lake Alta in Queenstown, New Zealand. Travel is a huge inspiration, and I never know how it will reveal itself. The youthful, exuberant, and inclusive vibe of Queenstown came out as a hat for everyone.
Each variation comes in five sizes!
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Queenstown Hats Yarns
Choose your yarn, and enjoy making Queenstown Hats — you will likely get asked to make more than one. The hat is shown in 4 different yarns, with slight variations in fit and shape.
Cashgora reveals a flat, draping fabric, while Targhee Sock from Oink Pigments is a cushy superwash. It Could Be Worsted is a 50/50 Merino & Tussah silk blend that drapes. Dottie is a superwash merino blend with slubs. All these yarns can be substituted and I give substitution notes with each pattern.
solid fingering uses
Cashgora Fingering from Cashmere People Yarns, 100% Cashgora, 100g, 414 yds (379 m). WPI 18. 1 skein
3-color sock uses
Oink Targhee sock from Oink Pigments, fingering/sock weight, 90% Targhee superwash, 10% nylon, 100g / 400 yds (365m). WPI 17. Color 1, Color 2, & Color 3. A single-color hat will need 1 skein
Worsted uses
It Could Be Worsted from Anzula Luxury Fibers, 50% superwash Merino, 50% Tussah silk, 114g / 190 yds (173 m). WPI 11. 2 (2) (2) (3) (3) skeins
Striped fingering uses
Dottie Fingering from Anzula Luxury Fibers, 80% superwash Merino, 17% acrylic, 3% polyester, 114g / 420 yds (384 m). WPI 20. 1 skein each Color 1 & Color 2. A single-color hat will need 1 (1) (1) (2) (2) skeins.
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