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Chevy Hat

light weight. reversible. chevron.

https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/chevy-hat • Posted by sneezerville

reversible. not too tight. easy to memorize. fairly quick considering it’s sport weight yarn. yarn : 180 Yds. sport yarn (I used 1 skein Cascade Yarns 220 Sport in camel.) needles : US 4 (3.5 mm) and US 5 (3.75mm) double pointed needles or at least 40in circular needles Tapestry needle Gauge: 12 sts x 16 rounds = 2inches in chevron pattern lightly stretched Finished Measurements: 18 in wide x 8 in tall laying relaxed (unblocked)

You will need

Project Budget
Reasonably Priced

Time

15 h 00

Difficulty

Pretty Easy
Medium hat 030 medium2

Description

reversible. not too tight. easy to memorize. fairly quick considering it’s sport weight yarn. yarn : 180 Yds. sport yarn (I used 1 skein Cascade Yarns 220 Sport in camel.) needles : US 4 (3.5 mm) and US 5 (3.75mm) double pointed needles or at least 40in circular needles Tapestry needle Gauge: 12 sts x 16 rounds = 2inches in chevron pattern lightly stretched Finished Measurements: 18 in wide x 8 in tall laying relaxed (unblocked)

Instructions

  1. CO 112sts on US 4 needles. Join for working in the round and do 1x1 ribbing for 1 inch. Increase round : continue in ribbing increasing on 7th stitch using kfb (or pfb) to end of round. (You just increased 16sts for a total of 128sts.) Switch to US 5 needles and work in pattern.

  2. Chevron pattern R1 & 2 : (p7, k1), repeat ( ) to end R3 & 4 : k1, (p5, k3), repeat ( ) to last 7sts, p5, k2 R5 & 6 : k2, (p3, k5), repeat ( ) to last 6sts, p3, k3 R7 & 8 : k3, (p1, k7), repeat ( ) to last 5sts, p1, k4 R9 & 10 : (k7, p1), repeat ( ) to end R11 & 12 : p1, (k5, p3), repeat ( ) to last 7sts, k5, p2 R13 & 14 : p2, (k3, p5), repeat ( ) to last 6sts, k3, p3 R15 & 16 : p3, (k1, p7), repeat ( ) to last 5sts, k1, p4 Repeat these 16 rounds 3x total.

  3. Crown decreases Set up row : (ssk, k 28 sts in pattern, k2tog, pm), repeat ( ) 3 more times On all following rows : (ssk, k to marker in pattern, k2tog, sl m), repeat ( ) 3 times. Repeat this row until 8sts remain. If you don’t feel comfortable making the decreases in that manner, here is the play by play instead : R1 : (ssk, p5, k1, (p7, k1)2x, p6, k2tog), repeat ( ) 3 more times R2 : (ssk, p4, k1, (p7, k1)2x, p5, k2tog), repeat ( ) 3 more times R3 : (ssk, p2, k3, (p5, k3)2x, p3, k2tog), repeat ( ) 3 more times R4 : (ssk, p1, k3, (p5, k3)2x, p2, k2tog), repeat ( ) 3 more times R5 : (ssk, k4, (p3, k5)2x, k2tog), repeat ( ) 3 more times R6 : (ssk, k3, p3, k5, p3, k4, k2tog), repeat ( ) 3 more times R7 : (ssk, k3, p1, k7, p1, k4, k2tog), repeat ( ) 3 more times R8 : (ssk, k2, p1, k7, p1, k3, k2tog), repeat ( ) 3 more times R9 : (ssk, k5, p1, k6, k2tog), repeat ( ) 3 more times R10 : (ssk, k4, p1, k5, k2tog), repeat ( ) 3 more times R11 : (ssk, k2, p3, k3, k2tog), repeat ( ) 3 more times R12 : (ssk, p5, k1, k2tog), repeat ( ) 3 more times R13 : (ssk, p4, k2tog), repeat ( ) 3 more times R14 : (ssk, p2, k2tog), repeat ( ) 3 more times R15 : (ssk, k2tog), repeat ( ) 3 more times Cut the yarn leaving at least a 6 inch tail. Run tail through remaining 8 sts, pull tight and weave in all ends. Lightly block or wear as is.