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This document provides the pattern for an 0815 hat. The hat is worked in the round from the bottom up in a 1x1 ribbing. Sizes range from newborn to adult large. The pattern includes the materials, gauge, abbreviations, and instructions for the ribbing and decreasing the crown.

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This document provides the pattern for an 0815 hat. The hat is worked in the round from the bottom up in a 1x1 ribbing. Sizes range from newborn to adult large. The pattern includes the materials, gauge, abbreviations, and instructions for the ribbing and decreasing the crown.

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0815 HAT

The 0815 hat is a popular and classical design that has been around forever. The hat is
worked in the round from the bottom up in a 1x1 ribbing. Through its foldable brim, the
hat grows with the wearer and thanks to the ribbing, it is expandable and very flexible.

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Sizes: Newborn (Baby) Child (Teen) Adult S

(Adult L)

Head circumference: 35-38 (39-45) 46-53

(54-56) 56-59 (59-62) cm

Length: 19 (22) 26 (29) 32 (34) cm

Yarn: 50 (50) 100 (100) 100 (150) g

Suggested yarn: Schachenmayr Alpaca

Classico (50g/90m) or Sandnesgarn Baby Lama

(50g/67m) If you opt for Sandnesgarn, you’ll

need an extra ball of yarn for size Adult L.

Needles: 4,5mm circular needles (40 cm string)

and 4,5mm DPNs

Materials: 4 markers, tapestry needle,

Gauge: 23 sts = 10cm in 1x1 ribbing

Abbreviations

k ... knit

p ... purl

k2tog … knit two stitches together

ssk ... slip slip knit together

cont ... continue

pm ... place marker

sm ... slip marker

rep ... repeat

rnd ... round

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PATTERN

CO 72 (76) 84 (88) 92 (96) sts, close to work in the rnd and pm.

Work 1x1 ribbing until piece measures 13 (16) 20 (23) 26 (28) cm (or work for as long as

you want the hat to be. Keep in mind that you can adjust the brim more easily when your

hat is longer.).

Shaping crown
Row1: [Work 18 (19) 21 (22) 23 (24) sts, pm] rep to end of rnd

Row2: (Rib to 2 sts bef marker, k2tog, sm, ssk) rep 3 more times

Row3: work as sts appear without decreases (this might also include working a few knit

sts that are next to each other)

Rep rows 2 and 3 until there are 24 (28) 28 (24) 28 (24) sts left.

NOTE: Change to DPNs if needed/necessary or use the magic loop technique.

Next step: k2tog until the end of rnd.

Grab your tapestry needle and pull through the remaining sts.

Weave in ends.

PATTERN FOR A LESS POINTED HAT

CO 72 (76) 84 (88) 92 (96) sts, close to work in the rnd and pm.

Work 1x1 ribbing (k1, p1) until piece measures 14 (17) 21 (24) 27 (28) cm (or desired

length).

Shaping crown
Row 1: [Work 18 (19) 21 (22) 23 (24) sts, pm] rep to end of rnd

Row 2: (ssk, rib to 2 sts bef marker, k2tog, sm) rep 3 more times

Row 3: rib across rnd (this might also include working a few knit

sts that are next to each other)

Rep rows 2 and 3 until there are 40 (44) 44 (40) 44 (48) sts left.

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From now on, work decreases every row until 24 (28) 28 (24) 28 (24) sts left.

Next rnd: k2tog across rnd [12 (14) 14 (12) 14 (12) sts]

Grab your tapestry needle and pull through the remaining sts.

Weave in all ends.

You are very welcome to share your version on Instagram using #stadtkindknits
#0815hat

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