One of these loose ends that I've just now wrapped up is my Begbie Toque. I knit this back when I was knitting everything out of Patons Classic Wool Roving. I had so much fun knitting the Begbie Cowl and I thought the stitch pattern would make an awesome toque.
I've included two finishing options depending on how you wear your toque...
...and I was just dying to have a toque with a pom pom, which enabled me to use up every last inch of yarn. I literally had enough left to tie the pom pom onto the hat.
PATTERN DETAILS:
Materials
• 100g/3.5oz ball of Patons Classic Wool Roving (shown in New Denim) 109m/120yds
• 6.5 mm/10.5 US dpns, set of 5
• 6.5 mm/10.5 US circular needle, 24 in
• Tapestry Needle
Gauge
14 sts and 18.5 rows = 4 in over st st
Sizes
To fit: 20(22) inch circumference
• 100g/3.5oz ball of Patons Classic Wool Roving (shown in New Denim) 109m/120yds
• 6.5 mm/10.5 US dpns, set of 5
• 6.5 mm/10.5 US circular needle, 24 in
• Tapestry Needle
Gauge
14 sts and 18.5 rows = 4 in over st st
Sizes
To fit: 20(22) inch circumference
I am finishing your "Jane" design and I love it, I look forward to adding this one to my queue!
ReplyDeleteI like the slouchy version !
ReplyDeleteI could be nice to have coordinate mitts or gloves or scarf.... This winter, i realized I was wearing,red mitts with a black shawl, and the only hat I have is... brown ! What a chameleon...
So cute! And I love the slouchy pompom.
ReplyDeleteHow do you like working with the Roving? I bought a ball last summer, but I still haven't knit anything with it. Hmm...
awesome hat!! I love the options, too- something for everyone.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this!!! I am gonna have to do this one. Is it difficult? You are so flippin' talented, Girl!
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