A Diamond in the Rough Hat


When you dig deep on the Internet, you sometimes find that diamond in the rough. The Jefferson Hat is that rare free knitting pattern for a classic hat. Created by designer Hanna Baker, the patterns for this hat can be found deep into the pages of Interweave.

At first glance, it may not be anything special. But look closer and the subtle ribs, the use of fingering yarn and the shape of this hat is simply sublime. This would make a beautiful gift in a luxury yarn, such as merino wool.
If that hat doesn’t float your boat, we have more patterns you can search for on 321knit.com. First, go to our pattern page. On our homepage, click on this button:

That will take you to our search patterns page:

Use the search window to select the project “hat”, then click on the submit button and that will display all hats in our pattern search engine.

Now, here’s where it gets interesting. Like you, we have stashes of yarn in various locations around our house. A hat pattern is a great opportunity to use up some spare yarn. Let’s say, you have 300 yards of worsted yarn. What hats could you make with this amount of yarn. Enter the search parameters:
Yarn weight – worsted
Yarns in yards – 201-300 yds
Project: hats

That will show you the hats in our search engine that you can knit with that amount of yarn.
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