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A PATTERN Peterloo International Workers Day 2014 Designed to work up well in a wide range of yarns, this quick knit is a practical hat for all genders and ages. The two-by-two ribbing creates a dense and stretchy fabric that will fit a wide range of head sizes, making it the ideal pattern for whipping up a quick gift for a fussy friend. Choose bold stripes or calm neutrals - it’s up to you!

Peterloo Hat Pattern

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This is a knitting pattern for a simple ribbed beanie to fit a range of head circumferences. It can be worked in worsted weight or DK weight yarn (aran weight is a little too heavy, while sport weight will be too loose).

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Page 1: Peterloo Hat Pattern

A PATTERN

PeterlooInternational Workers Day 2014

Designed to work up well in a wide range of yarns, this quick knit is a practical hat for all genders and ages. The two-by-two ribbing creates a dense and stretchy fabric that will fit a

wide range of head sizes, making it the ideal pattern for whipping up a quick gift for a fussy friend. Choose bold stripes or calm neutrals - it’s up to you!

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Email [email protected] if you have any questions about this pattern. If you share the pattern (free of charge), or sell items made from it, please credit Wool + Bricks as the designer each time. Design and layout © Wool + Bricks 2014. All rights reserved.

PATTERN

Peterloo

MATERIALS120 metres // 131 yards worsted or light aran yarn;

Blue sample used Mudchute Wool DK (100% wool; 110 metres // 119 yards per 50g) in Navy;Fawn sample used Jarol Pure British Wool Aran (100% wool; 170 metres // 186 yards per 100g) in 03;Grey/yellow sample used Woolyknit Aran (100% wool; 78 metres // 85 yards per 50g) in Grey and Yellow;Rust sample used handspun from Countess Ablaze Industrial fibre blend (75% wool, 12.5% tussah silk, 12.5% black diamond bamboo; spun as 193 metres // 211 yards per 100g).

Needle A: 40cm // 16-inch circular needle, double-pointed needles, or preferred needle for working small circumferences, that gets you gaugeNeedle B: 40cm // 16-inch circular needle, double-pointed needles, or preferred needle for working small circumferences, one size smaller than Needle A

Stitch marker;Tapestry needle.

DIRECTIONSUsing Needle B, cast on 96 sts using a tubular method.

Set up row 1 [RS]: * K 1, bring yarn forward, sl 1 pwise, take yarn backward, repeat from * to end.Set up row 2 [WS]: * Sl 1 wyib, bring yarn forward, p 1, take yarn backward, repeat from * to end.Set up row 3 [RS]: * K 1, k second st on left-hand needle fromthe front, p first st on left-hand needle fromthe back, slide both sts off needle, p 1, repeat from * to end.

Join to work in the round. Pm for start of round.

Change to Needle A.Ribbing round: * K 2, p 2, repeat from * to end of round.

Work ribbing until hat measures 20 cm // 8 inches from edge, or 4 cm // 1.5 inches shorter than desired length.

= knit;= knit 2 sts together (1 stitch decreased);= marker;= purl;= place marker;= slip the next st as if to purl (with yarn held at back of work);= slip the next 2 sts knitwise and knit together through the back loops (1 st decreased);= stitch(es).

GAUGE18 sts x 14 rows = 10cm // 4 inches in stockinette worked in the round, washed.

Suggested needle size = 4mm // US6

SIZING & DimensionsHat circumference (unstretched): 30 cm // 12 inches; Edge to crown length: 24 cm // 9.5 inches OR custom;

This hat will comfortably accommodate head sizes 43-56cm // 17.25-22.5 inches, and may fit smaller or larger heads in some instances.

Round 1: (K 2, p 2) twice, k 1, * ssk, k2tog, (k 1, p 2, k 1) five times, repeat from * twice more, ssk, k2tog, (k 1, p 2, k 1) twice, k 1, p 2. 88 sts.Round 2: (K 2, p 2) twice, k 1, * k 2, (k 1, p 2, k 1) five times, repeat from * twice more, k 2, (k 1, p 2, k 1) twice, k 1, p 2.

Round 3: (K 2, p 2) twice, * ssk, k2tog, (p 2, k 2) four times, p 2, repeat from * twice more, ssk, k2tog, (p 2, k 2) twice, p 2. 80 sts.Round 4: As ribbing round.

Round 5: K 2, p 2, k 1, * ssk, p 1, k 2, p 1, k2tog, (k 1, p 2, k 1) three times, repeat from * twice more, ssk, p 1, k 2, p 1, k2tog, k 1, p 2, k 2, p 2. 72 sts.Round 6: K 2, p 2, * (k 2, p 1) twice, (k 2, p 2) three times, repeat from * twice more, (k 2, p 1) twice, (k 2, p 2) twice.

Round 7: K 2, p 2, k 1, * ssk, k 2, k2tog, (k 1, p 2, k 1) three times, repeat from * twice more, ssk, k 2, k2tog, k 1, p 2, k 2, p 2. 64 sts.

Round 8: K 1, * ssk, p 1, k 1, ssk, k2tog, k 1, p 1, k2tog, k 1, p 2, k, 1, repeat from * twice more, ssk, p 1, k 1, ssk, k2tog, k 1, p 1, k2tog, k 1, p 2. 48 sts.

Round 9: * K 1, ssk, ssk, k2tog, k2tog, k 1, p 2, repeat from * three more times. 32 sts.

Round 10: * (K2tog) three times, p 2, repeat from * twice more, (k2tog) three times, p 1, sl 1, remove m, place slipped st on left-hand needle. 20 sts.

Round 11: * K2tog, k 1, ssk, repeat from * three more times. 12 sts.

Break yarn and draw end through the remaining stitches.

FINISHINGWeave in ends. Block gently to the dimensions given in Sizing.

ABBREVIATIONSkk2togmppmsl (wyib)

ssk

sts