Stashbusting Hats
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£8.00
£8.00
Five hat patterns with interesting techniques for making the most of small left over quantities of yarn.
The cog hat - uses two partial skeins of fingering yarn and has stitch patterns specially chosen for making the best of combined colours.
Helix hats DK - uses stripes in a jogless technique
Helix hats Chunky uses stripes in a jogless technique
Candy Buttons - this simple technique can be used to use up scraps of yarn of almost any weight or even novelty yarns to “decorate” an aran weight yarn hat.
Multiply. This uses scraps of laceweight to create fabulous ombre fabrics. Learn how to create a triple ply of yarn from a single thread and try out an unusual decrease on the crown. Beanie and slouch options,
The cog hat - uses two partial skeins of fingering yarn and has stitch patterns specially chosen for making the best of combined colours.
Helix hats DK - uses stripes in a jogless technique
Helix hats Chunky uses stripes in a jogless technique
Candy Buttons - this simple technique can be used to use up scraps of yarn of almost any weight or even novelty yarns to “decorate” an aran weight yarn hat.
Multiply. This uses scraps of laceweight to create fabulous ombre fabrics. Learn how to create a triple ply of yarn from a single thread and try out an unusual decrease on the crown. Beanie and slouch options,
