patterns
about
news
patterns
gallery
contact
links
home

Traveling Rib Hat
Thumbnail view of Traveling Rib Hat - side view
Side view of the hat

The hat starts with a crocheted provisional cast on and a row in waste yarn. The band is then knit flat till it is long enough. It is then joined together using either 3-needle bind off or grafted together and the cast-on and waste yarns removed. The grafted join is shown in the first picture below. It is between the gold and purple sections.

The band has i-cord worked at both ends at the same time as the band is made. The top is begun by picking up stitches around one side of the band between the i-cord and first stitch. The top is then worked in the round, with decreases worked in the ribbing pattern to mimic the effect on the band.

You may purchase the PDF of this pattern by clicking on the Patternfish or Ravelry icons below. The pattern is $5.00.

Patternfish link icon
Ravelry link icon



Wholesale and store pricing is available upon request.

To purchase a printed copy of this pattern or to use a cheque or money order, please contact Danny Ouellette at danny@doknitting.com.

Thumbnail view of Traveling Rib Hat - band join detail
Detail of grafted headband join
Thumbnail view Traveling Rib Hat - top of hat detail
Detail of top of the hat


Yarn Suggestions
The hat is made in worsted weight yarn in two colours. It works best when the main colour yarn has long colour changes.

The hat is written in three sizes and uses 125 m - 165 m (135 yd - 175 yd) in total of both yarns.


The following yarns have been tested with good results.

Noro - Silk Garden
45% Silk, 45% Mohair, 10% Lambswool
50 g (1.75 oz), 100 m (110 yd)

Noro - Cash Iroha
10% Nylon, 40% Silk, 30% Lambswool, 20% Cashmere
40 g (1.41 oz), 91 m (100 yd)

Brown Sheep - Lamb's Pride Worsted
85% Wool, 15% Mohair
100 g (3.5 oz), 174 m (190 yd)

Philosopher's Wool - 2-ply Worsted Weight
100% Wool
114 g (4 oz), 200 m (218 yds)

Last updated: January 19th, 2015