In the spirit of the holidays I am offering my new pattern; Cloche Divine as a free download. Hopefully you have someone on your list who would love to receive this hat as a gift for the Holidays this year!
A stylish head topper for winter, Cloche Divine harkens back to a time when hats were not only high fashion but absolutely fabulous to wear as well. Worked in a fantastic green superwash worsted merino wool, this cloche features a wide border of seed stitch for the brim. The stunning bow is created by making short rows and then gathering them together by purling together two rows at once. A small seed stitch tab is picked up and knit from the stitches on the hat before the gathers and then worked into the stitches after the gathers to create a bow-like look. Inspired by classic designs from the 20’s and 30’s, this cloche has three sizes to perfectly accommodate any adult head size.
Thanks to Sarah Magney, a great friend and model for such lovely pictures
SIZE
S[M, L](shown in size M)
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Circumference: 18 [20, 22] inches
To fit head sizes: 20[22, 24] inches; designed with 2 inches negative ease
To fit head sizes: 20[22, 24] inches; designed with 2 inches negative ease
MATERIALS
[MC] Knitpick’s Swish Worsted [100% Superwash Merino Wool; 110yd/99m per 50g skein]; color: Avocado; 2 [2, 2] skeins
1 set US #8/5mm double-point needles
1set US #8/5mm straight needles OR 1 24-inch US #8/5mm circular needle
Tapestry needle, stitch holder
GAUGE
18 sts/24 rows = 4" in stockinette stitch
GAUGE
18 sts/24 rows = 4" in stockinette stitch
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This is an adorable hat! thank you so much for offering it free on Ravelry, i'm going to cast on this weekend :)
ReplyDeleteThis is really cute; I'm going to put it on my "to-do" list! Thanks for offering this!
ReplyDeleteA very nice Hat! I made one for a friend and just now I've another one on the needle - for me!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from GErmany!
Gertraud
Unable to find a reference to gauge. Is there errata for this pattern?
ReplyDeleteThe Gauge is 18sts and 24 rows, it does not say that in this post and I will update it, it does state the gauge in the pattern on the right hand column of the 2nd page underneath the picture.
ReplyDeleteAlso there is no errata for this pattern if you think you have found an error, or are simply having difficulty please email me at the address provided at the footer of the pattern, thanks! Meghan
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hat, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is just one sensational hat! I am looking so forward to making this. I looked over the directions and well being a lefty that is going to be a bit of a challenge for me. Be certain I will e mail you for HELP! ^_^ Thank you so much for sharing this exquisite hat pattern.... FREE!!
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Sensational, exquisite...LOVE this hat pattern.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this lovely free pattern.
I know I will be needing your assistance being a Lefty. Looking forward to this new Challenge.
Till soon,
Carmen
What does the bump mean in this pattern. What
ReplyDeleteare the purl bumps? Hard time getting the pattern stitches. Beautiful Hat pattern and very different. Thanks.
Margie
Hi Margie, please drop me an email at the address on the bottom of the pattern so I can send you a Pp2tog tutorial, thanks! xo M
ReplyDeleteHi.
ReplyDeleteJust in need of clarification: When the instructions read K1,(k1, p1) x49[53,57], k1 I am assuming that it is meaning to continue in knit to the end of the row?
The PP2tog tecnique is a bit difficult to figure out at first as well.
Thanks;
Myra
Hi Myra, yes work k1, p1 to the last stitch, then k1. Thanks! Meghan
ReplyDeleteMeghan please send me the instructions for the pp2tog stitches. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteMargie
Hi Margie, you have to give me an email address or a Ravelry name to send it to, thanks M
ReplyDeletemy customer support email is at the bottom of every pattern page
ReplyDeleteEs un gorro precioso. !Me he decidido a hacerme uno! Puedes verlo en mi blog: misoruartesanal.blogspot.com Gracias por compartir el patrón.
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