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Vintage Prim
Vintage Prim
Inspired by one of my first patterns, Prim, this is a reversible slouchy hat, knit using two color brioche. Utilizing clever increases and decreases to form what looks like the classic Staghorn Cable. I like to think of it as the original Prim’s older, wiser, possibly hipper, older sister.
The pattern is both written and charted.
*In purchasing this product you will receive a .pdf pattern for the pictured item so that you can knit them up yourself, not the actual finished item.
Inspired by one of my first patterns, Prim, this is a reversible slouchy hat, knit using two color brioche. Utilizing clever increases and decreases to form what looks like the classic Staghorn Cable. I like to think of it as the original Prim’s older, wiser, possibly hipper, older sister.
The pattern is both written and charted.
*In purchasing this product you will receive a .pdf pattern for the pictured item so that you can knit them up yourself, not the actual finished item.
Yarn: Fingering weight MC: 1oz/30g, 120yd/110m; CC: 1oz/30g, 120yd/110m
Suggested Yarn: Sample 1: Brooklyn Tweed (50g/275yd) in MC - Cast Iron; CC - Fossil
Sample 2: House of Ala Mode (100g/400yd) in MC - Vintage Peony; CC - Sea Foam
Needles: Size US 4/3.5mm (16in/40cm circular recommended)
Notions: tapestry needle, scissors, stitch markers
Gauge (measured over brioche): 23 sts & 53 rows/26.5 garter ridges = 4 in/10cm
Finished Measurements: 18.5in/47cm unstretched circumference; 9.75in/24.75cm height
Techniques to indulge in: 2-color brioche, twisted german cast on, garter stitch, knitting in the round
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New to the fabulous Brioche Stitch?? This fun (and addicting) stitch will open up a whole new world to your knitting life! Feeling a little intimidated?? Don't worry - there is a wealth of resources out there! Especially the brioche queen herself - Nancy Marchant! I took her Craftsy class on Brioche and I cannot recommend it enough! Her website is also a great resource to get you started!!
