Punaisen sydämen torppa

Jacques Cousteau- Hat

12 November, 2008 kirjoittaja Typy |

Seikkailijan JC

Translation by Kaisakaisa

This pattern is only for private use.

Yarn: Novita Tennesee, 94 g. This is a Finnish yarn, 100% mercerized cotton with gauge 22s = 4″, and yardage 100g = 234 yards.

Needels: 3 ½ mm circular needle and 3 ½ mm dpn’s for the crown decreases.

Size: woman/man

Here’s the link to the pattern.

Aihe Jacques Cousteau Pipo/Hat, Oma malli/My Pattern | 159 kommenttia

159 vastausta merkintään “Jacques Cousteau- Hat”

20 Nov 2008 klo 20.501Linda D

Thank you for sharing your great hat pattern. It is just perfect for men ! I have made 2 in the last week, one for my husband and one for the son in law, nothing fancy - just blue dk wool and gray dk wool, but they love them- very warm ! I will be making more as all the men who see them want one. Thanks again for sharing your beautiful work.
29 Nov 2008 klo 7.172Kim

Hello!
I love your hat! I would love to attempt it, although I’m a ‘nervous’ knitter, meaning, I knit simple stuff. Such as dishcloths, afghans, that kind of thing. I also wanted to say hello to a fellow Finn. My Dad’s parents were Finn, so I’m a 2nd generation Finn, living in Canada. I am sure my grandfather shortened our last name, Maki, from something much longer. Do you know any Maki’s? Thx for your reply!
Kim Maki (there should be 2 dots over the a)
30 Nov 2008 klo 20.173Knittaxa

Thank you for this nice pattern! I want to knit it for my Husband and both of my daughters…

Knittaxa
06 Dec 2008 klo 23.444Heather from Canada

I am making this hat but the crown decreases are very slow so the top of the hap has
06 Dec 2008 klo 23.495Heather from Canada

oops…

I meant to say that the top of the hat has become very pointy because there are only 4 stitches decreased per row, unless I misunderstood something.

Many patterns say to decrease every other round, but you don’t specify in the English instructions, so I did only decrease on every other round, but it didn’t work out for me. So, I’m going to use the decreases from this pattern instead:
http://stephanieknits.blogspot.com/2007/03/keeping-boyfriends-ears-warm-since-2006.html
07 Dec 2008 klo 11.326Typy

Hello Kim! Nice to have you here. I prefer simplicity, even thoug I knit very muck. Mäki is common last name in Finland, but there are longer versions too. I don’t know any Makis personally. I had a frien called Mäkinen at High School.
07 Dec 2008 klo 11.377Typy

Heather, you have done the decreases on every row. Then it should happen as shown in the picture. If you have much thicker yarn, in might be the reason. Good that you found help and you’ll get your hat finished.
08 Dec 2008 klo 21.538Iris-Julimond

Thanks for sharing this wonderful pattern.
My hubby loves it.
I only used 120 stitches for him. I used another yarn and it was enough.

Thanks once more
and a lot of greets from Germany

Iris
09 Dec 2008 klo 15.409therese

thanks very much for this pattern! I have been wanting to make this and am glad there is now an english version
13 Dec 2008 klo 23.1210Mallory

is the decrease, knit one, then knit a second, then pass the first over the second and drop it off? so you knit two stitched but end up with one? I dont understand how knit, knit, slip decreases any stitches, unless you mean knit, knit, pass?
15 Dec 2008 klo 21.3811Typy

It is slip one over the two knitted ones. I hope this help. Can anyone explain it better, pleas help us.
25 Dec 2008 klo 10.0412Sabine

Thanks very much for sharing this wonderful pattern.
I knit it for my husband, he loves it.
I knit it with thinner yarnand used 160 stitches for him.
I knit 8 decreases in every row an it was perfect.

Greetings from Germany

Sabine
30 Dec 2008 klo 18.0913Carly

I love this pattern! I just finished mine and it’s so lovely. I hope the recipient - an Alaska crab fisherman - appreciates it! I am adding a knit lining in and that isn’t done yet, but I really enjoyed knitting it! I may do it again with less stitches on worsted weight yarn.
05 Jan 2009 klo 19.3314susanne

Hej,
I was glad to find your pattern. It was lovely to knit and it fits well.
You can see it here:http://board.stricknetz.net/blog/susannekris/index.php?

Thank you Susanne
11 Jan 2009 klo 5.1215christan

Thanks for the great pattern. I love the swirl effect with the ribbing.
I plan on making a few. Greetings from Atlanta, Georgia, US.
13 Jan 2009 klo 0.3716Tanja

Hi!

Many thanks for sharing this very nice pattern.
I knit the first one for my husband and he love it.
At the moment I’m knitting No. 2 and 3 for my little son and me.

Greetings from Bavaria

Tanja aka FrauWocken at Ravelry
18 Jan 2009 klo 17.2817Anne

I am at the point in the patter where the decreases begin. Do I change to the double pointed needles for this part?

Thank you
18 Jan 2009 klo 21.3218Typy

I change when the circular needle starts to be too long and it’s hard to knit, so much later than at the point where you start the decreases.
25 Jan 2009 klo 12.1819LivM

Thank’s for sharing!
25 Jan 2009 klo 19.5320flajol

This is now my go-to pattern when I need to make a medium-weight hat for a bloke. I’ve just finished my fourth one for a friend at work. :o) Thanks for sharing it with us!
26 Jan 2009 klo 11.0421avenir

Many thanks for your Cousteau hat pattern. I think there is one error in the following line of the English translation:

KKS, place marker, knit 28/33 in rib pattern, KKS, place marker, knit 2

Shouldn’t that last direction be purl 2? That’s how every other segment of the pattern ends and how I knitted it. If I knitted two it would destroy the pattern.

See my two hats at the Ravelry link–and my husband, son, and grandson love their hats!

Nola

I hope this gets to you. I didn’t know what Kotisivu meant
26 Jan 2009 klo 11.0722typy

Thanks Nola. There really was an error and I corrected it already. I’m happy so many of you have found my pattern so “knitable” and useful
28 Jan 2009 klo 15.3923Silverspoon

Hi! I stop here to say thank you for a wonderfull hat pattern.
I made one for my dad, then one more for my husband.
I think I’d like to make some more…maybe for myself.
Anyway I spent a great knitting time, fully enjoyed.

I just wonder if you named this pattern after a French scientist
Jacque-Yves Cousteau? I didn’t know him, but I searched on the web, and I found his name and felt interesting!
28 Jan 2009 klo 15.4424Silverspoon

Oh, I just forget to say I’m from Japan,
and saw your pattern on Raverly for the first time.
Many other Japanese Raverly members make and love this hat.
I put my Raverly profile link.
28 Jan 2009 klo 18.0625Typy

Hi Silverspoon and thank you. I’m happy to hear that my hat is knitted also in Japan. I’m very interested in your culture especially gardening and origamis.

Yes, in fact the hat is named after The French scientist Jacques Cousteau, because he was the hero of my childhood. And he’s red hat is part of that man’s image.
05 Feb 2009 klo 9.2026Loppelill

Thank you for the great hat pattern!
16 Feb 2009 klo 9.5227Ellie

Hello
Thank you for making this pattern available. I will be knitting it for my son, who lives in the south island of New Zealand.

So as you can see it is travelling far and wide.
16 Feb 2009 klo 18.3728typy

Ellie, this is amazing! And one of the reasons why I keep doing this. So nice to have you here and the hat in New Zealand.
28 Feb 2009 klo 4.0229Erika

Wow, this is brilliant! I can’t wait to make it. My husband is Finnish. I’ll make one for him and our son. Thanks so much for sharing it with everyone.
25 Mar 2009 klo 21.0130tovepia

Hello, I found your blog when I searched for this hat, so I’ve used the pattern. I’ll blog my hat in a few days. Thank you;)
10 Apr 2009 klo 13.1831Typy

All these wonderful knitting stories around the world. This time I’m so happy of Erica’s story. I’m really considering to write in English as well.
28 Apr 2009 klo 20.1632Jacquelyn

Thanks so much for sharing your pattern!
28 May 2009 klo 22.0933Topsy

Thanks for sharing, the “twisting” was great fun! My version is to be found both on Ravelry anf my blog
03 Jun 2009 klo 16.5534Robyn Goodfellow

I saw this pattern on Ravelry and cannot wait to cast on. Thank you for having the pattern translated.
23 Jun 2009 klo 0.3135Ruth

Thank you for posting this pattern.
I knitted it in Sirdar Eco-Wool for my dad for Christmas and he loved it - hats never fit him, but this one did!
23 Jun 2009 klo 15.2136Cathy

Thanks Typy for this lovely pattern, I made it for a charity project, I’m sure someone will be very happy with this warm hat. I’ll be making more of this no doubt as my husband couldn’t wait to get his own!
28 Jul 2009 klo 3.5737Elaine

HELP ~
Do I replace the marker from previous row after each KKS ?!
I have repeated the decrease 3 times and it still doesn’t make sense to me =(
28 Jul 2009 klo 11.5238Typy

Decreases happen at the same places on every row, so you don’t need to remove your marker. Hope this helped.
07 Aug 2009 klo 1.1039Alex

Hello,
I’m making my third of this hat; it’s a great pattern. Thank you so much for sharing it.
09 Aug 2009 klo 16.3140Mel

Hi -

I am trying to figure out the gauge because I am not very good about figuring out yarns and such yet. When doing 22s = 4″, is that in the rib stitch and do I stretch it to get to 4″ or leave it slack? Thanks!
Mel
09 Aug 2009 klo 20.2541Typy

The gauge is the standard gauge, that you can read from yarn balls’ tags.
06 Sep 2009 klo 21.2442Gisela

I made this in a children size in thinner yarn. It turned out beautifully and was well appreciated. Thank you for the pattern.
19 Sep 2009 klo 11.3243Anikó

Hello!
Thanks for the great pattern. I love it!

Üdv:
Anikó
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10 Oct 2009 klo 20.5045Christine

I’m so excited to begin! This will be my first ribbed pattern, my first hat & my first gift for my husband Thanks a million for posting it!
24 Oct 2009 klo 10.5446Kaete

Thanks for creating and publishing this pattern. It looks great and I am curious how the finished one will look like.
26 Oct 2009 klo 12.2347Heather Laura

Hello from another Heather. I am knitting this toque for my boyfriend, but I would like to thrum it as it gets very cold in my part of Canada. Do you have any idea when I should start that? I have about 2″ knit so far…
29 Oct 2009 klo 23.1148Carolyn

Thanks for posting this pattern. This cap will be donated as a chemo cap for a chemotherapy patient through a US organization, Knots of Love. KOL has recently added several of VA hospitals (Veterans Administration, which provides medical care to former military personnel) to its donations list. The costeau cap is a good masculine design; I modified it to be worn without a cuff.
01 Nov 2009 klo 12.4049Typy

Heather Laura,
I haven’t thrummed these caps, but I suppose you want to cover the area of ears. So I’d started after knitting 7 or 8 cm and thrum approx 7 cm. I hope this helps and works for you.
01 Nov 2009 klo 12.4350Typy

Carolyn and other donating Jacques Cousteau Cap knitters,
I’m so happy that there are so many of you and that you find my pattern useful to do these really sweet things. This is definitely one of the big bonuses with free pattern design.
02 Nov 2009 klo 9.0051Chelsea

A great hat pattern! Easy & quick!
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13 Nov 2009 klo 5.3453Anne

I’m going to try this to knit a hat for my best friend! I love the look of it.
17 Nov 2009 klo 20.4154Jillian

What a perfect har for a guy! I am about and inch and a hlf into the pattern right now but I’m wondering about the 140 sts. Might it be too many? I am using 3.5 mm (size 4 US) needles, so I’ll keep stiching away, just wanted to see if anyone had any thoughts on the sizing.
Thanks for a great pattern! It will be great for our Chicago winters!
17 Nov 2009 klo 21.4655jessie

Love the hat pattern and am anxious to try it! Hopefully it will look as good as yours! Thanks for sharing
17 Nov 2009 klo 23.1456Typy

Jillian, if your knitting isn’t really tight and your yarn is thicker than the one I used. It might be better to knit the hat with 120 sts. 140 sts. has turned out to be too many for some knitters.
22 Nov 2009 klo 18.4157Jacob

Hi! I’m just moving on to the decreases and don’t understand the “*Work to two stitches of marker, KKS, repeat from *” part. Can you expand on what actually has to be done? Does “of marker” mean ‘before marker’? Thanks so much!
22 Nov 2009 klo 20.5858Typy

Jacob,
KKS two stitches before marker and repeat KKS on the same places on every row. All together 4 times per row. Hope this expansion helps you.
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27 Nov 2009 klo 16.5760June

Thank you for this, just what I need to whip up some last minute presents
30 Nov 2009 klo 3.2861Meghan

So the stitch that you slip over should the be one directly above the marker?
30 Nov 2009 klo 3.2962Meghan

So the stitch that you slip over should be directly above the marker? And do you knit it even if it’s a purl stitch?
30 Nov 2009 klo 9.5963Typy

Yes, KKS should be directly above the marker on the 2nd decrease row. The decreases form a curve and KKS moves to the right on every row, even if it’s a purl stitch.
07 Dec 2009 klo 19.5864Keebler

Thanks for the great pattern! I’ve found it great to sit and do while I’m watching the baby play. I’m making 2 of them, one for a deployed troop member that my son’s Cub Scout pack adopted for the holidays, and one for my husband to wear with his work uniform! I’m using Patton’s Classic wool, Worsted weight and size 3.75mm dpns.
09 Dec 2009 klo 3.2465Krishell B

Hi, I love your hat pattern! I work at a brand new LYS and am going to do a ‘Knit Your Man a Hat’ Class. I would really like to use your pattern. Let me know what you think!! krishell@gmail.com Thank you.
10 Dec 2009 klo 6.0766Amy

Thank you for sharing this pattern! I’m making one in grey and maroon for a friend who has been begging me to knit him a hat. Most men’s hat patterns are so boring I can’t bare to use them, but this one has such a wonderful design on the top.
14 Dec 2009 klo 7.5967Bonnie

I just made one of these for my brother for Christmas. It’s a great pattern, very easy to work. I like the way it turned out so much, I think I’ll make one for myself. Thanks for posting this!
14 Dec 2009 klo 12.4168Umme Yusuf

Thanks for the pattern. I just made one for my son and it turned out great.
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14 Dec 2009 klo 13.3870sonya pettigrew

Hello
thank you for sharing this wonderful hat i am about to start making one for my hubby. i am a little confused by the line ..

‘work to two stiches of marker’ - what does this mean i am sorry i am not very experienced. maybe this hat is too difficult for me!

any advice would be welcomed. i will start and hopefully by the time i get to this point it will be clearer!
with kind regs
sonya pettigrew
16 Dec 2009 klo 5.4871sarah in NY

Thanks for the pattern. I made it in red and it came out just like yours. Will give it to my scuba-loving dad for Christmas. Were I to make it again, I might use wool instead of cotton, for warmth and for a snugger fit since wool has more spring to it.
16 Dec 2009 klo 19.3972sonya pettigrew

hello again… not a good start i cast on 120 stitches on circular kneedles but its way too big?! according to the wool i need to actually cast on 70 stitches for the 21 inch head of my husband! the wool i am using is 14 stitches per 4 inches.
am i going in the right direction ?
with kind regards
sonya
17 Dec 2009 klo 0.1073Typy

The direction is right, but I’d use smaller needles and 80 stitches. That way you could use my pattern directly and end up with a similar hat.
17 Dec 2009 klo 4.2874holly

I’m making this as a gift. The decrease pattern really appeals to me! Thank you for sharing!
18 Dec 2009 klo 21.1875mono

Thanks for sharing this pattern! =)
24 Dec 2009 klo 19.4076nan

love the pattern - just starting 4th set of decreases. used ella rea superwash and cast on 100 stitches and using a 4.25 needle. the crown looks so clever! thank you for sharing.
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29 Dec 2009 klo 15.4978Tim

I just finished one for myself. Great timing, too; I am visiting my Mom and I forgot to bring a hat. Today it is *very* cold out! Thanks for a terrific pattern!
01 Jan 2010 klo 18.3279mascha

thanks for this great pattern. i love my new hat that - because of the colour choice - reminds me on the 70s
have a good 2010!
01 Jan 2010 klo 20.3880Silvia

Hi my name is Silvia and I am from germany. I really love your Pattern and have done 2 of this Hats….. wonderful Now I wanted to kno if it is allowed to sell items made by this pattern. I have got a little shop at our home and someone ask me about this Hat and maybe I am able to sell this wonderful things….? I think it won’t be as much as it sounds but I want to get your permission before I do this.
I wish you a Happy New Year….. best wishes Silvia
02 Jan 2010 klo 0.1281Kelly

I knitted this with Lion Brand wool, two strands, with size 10 needles (6 mm). Getting 12 st/4 inches (20 cm), I casted on 80 stitches. My decrease row was rib 16, kks, place marker, rib 18, etc.
Love the pattern! Knit in one afternoon. This fit my husband with 26″ (66 cm) head size.
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/wvkelly/jacques-cousteau-hat

Kelly in West Virginia, US
03 Jan 2010 klo 16.5682Nupur

Thank you so much for sharing this quick and easy pattern. I really enjoyed knitting it and my husband loves the hat.
11 Jan 2010 klo 3.4183Ruth

Thanks for sharing this pattern. I am sure one of the men in my life will love tis hat.
13 Jan 2010 klo 1.4284Diane

Recently I’ve started attempting hats and this one looks beautiful, so once I’m done with my current hat, I’m going to try this one for my guy! Thanks for sharing the pattern!
14 Jan 2010 klo 1.4385Marla

Thank you for the great pattern! Just finished! If you’d like a picture of it just send me your email address!
15 Jan 2010 klo 18.1186Beate

Thanks for sharing this pattern.
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14 Feb 2010 klo 16.4488Shirl

I love this pattern very easy with wonderful results. Made it for my husband but I find myself wearing it often.
http://shadetreeart.com/?p=561
16 Feb 2010 klo 19.5389kingshearte

Thanks for the pattern! Just finished making one, as you apparently already discovered. And I think your pattern’s actually pretty straightforward. It was my own brain blip that led to my confusion.
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18 Feb 2010 klo 15.1891Organdi

merci pour ce chouette modèle
20 Feb 2010 klo 2.1992XxavoOo

I love the hat. At first I had doubts about how it would turn out, but I just finished it and simply adore it. Thanks for sharing the pattern!

I knit it on 5.0 mm DPNs with light yarn, following the men’s size instructions. Instead of doing 8 inches as specified, however, I did 4.5, since I didn’t want a brim that had to be folded. It worked out perfectly
24 Feb 2010 klo 10.3193@udrey

Thanks for creating and publishing this pattern. Quite easy to adapt with another yarn. My son looks great with his new hat!!
Merci beaucoup d’avoir créer et publié ce modèle. Super simple à adapter à une autre laine. Mon fils a un look d’enfer avec son nouveau bonnet
25 Feb 2010 klo 17.1594Christine59

Thanks a lot for your nice hat, my son looks pretty cool with it.
26 Feb 2010 klo 2.4095Maren

Hello, im just working a hat with this pattern, it looks great and it´s so easy! Thanks a lot for sharing!

Greetings, Maren
27 Feb 2010 klo 17.3896Merrill

My daughter picked Jacques Cousteau for her school biography project. Part of the project included writing a poem about Cousteau to recite on stage. The kids dressed up as the person they researched and the parents, in the audience, guessed who they researched. The Cousteau cap was, of course, a key element in her costume. I knitted your cap with Rowan Scottish Tweed DK. I used the color 11 - Sunset which is more orange than red. The cap was perfect! Thanks for sharing!
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28 Feb 2010 klo 18.2298Heike

Thank you for sharing!
I finished the Jacques Cousteau hat for my husband two days ago.
I used 2 skeins of Superlana by Lana Grossa and had to change nothing to make your pattern work.
01 Mar 2010 klo 5.4899Tay Taw

I’m 5″ (120 stitches) into a 2×1 rib hat & realized I don’t know how to decrease in this stitch pattern to shape the crown. Can you help me convert your Jacques Cousteau hat pattern to finish my hat? Any response would be greatly appreciated!
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07 Mar 2010 klo 21.30101Typy

Tay Taw,
KKS (Knit-knit-slip= knit two stitches and then slip the first of these two over the second). With those keywords (Google them) you will find a video which will guide you through. It’s not complicated at all, but much easier to understand with the video.
07 Mar 2010 klo 21.31102Typy

Merrill,
your daughter’s project sound like fun and I’m happy that my pattern had a small role in it.
08 Mar 2010 klo 5.05103Sarah

Great pattern!
I really enjoyed making it and love how it looks on!
16 Mar 2010 klo 13.39104margit

Hey, tahnkyou for the pattern.
16 Mar 2010 klo 13.40105margit

of course “thankyou”
21 Mar 2010 klo 11.13106Amandine

Merci beaucoup pour ce magnifique modèle !
21 Mar 2010 klo 16.12107Reisreus

Thank you for this pattern. A fun, easy, quick knit!
03 Apr 2010 klo 18.00108Francoise

Thank you - I enjoyed knitting it and it looks great.
06 Apr 2010 klo 1.12109Rubi

Thank you for the pattern. It’s cool; i like for my brother. Saludos desde México.
11 May 2010 klo 23.19110Anonymous

I just love the pattern, and the hat really fits. Thank you so much for sharing the pattern for free. I just have to make more of these hats… Babben (http://babbensideverksted.blogspot.com/2010/05/skeivt-igjen-denne-gangen-i-luefasong.html)
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23 Jun 2010 klo 1.38113Monai

Thank you for the pattern.I love this hat.
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29 Jun 2010 klo 2.31115Sarah Jane

Thank you for the pattern. I love this hat and plan to make it again.
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Love this hat! I’m making it for my 4 nephews for Christmas. Thanks for sharing!
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24 Sep 2010 klo 22.23123Noelka

Thank you for a wonderfull hat pattern. I made this hat for my child. Here is photo: http://noelka1.blox.pl/2010/09/Jacques-Cousteau-czapeczka.html
15 Oct 2010 klo 17.02124Susan Crowe (Damn, Knit & Blast It)

Wonderful hat pattern - have made one for my boyfriend he loves it !
Thanks for sharing
15 Oct 2010 klo 17.56125Simi

Thank you for sharing your pattern. I made this hat for my husband.
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21 Oct 2010 klo 9.27131Fasching Karneval Kostüme

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21 Oct 2010 klo 14.59132Typy

Pinback your hat project is looking good, beautiful color.
27 Oct 2010 klo 21.29133punka-cowgirl

Thanks so much for this pattern! I love it
I’ve already made up 3 (one for my dad, father-in-law and sister’s boyfriend) and now my husband would like one too! Photos of the finished hats are up on my Ravelry page
31 Oct 2010 klo 20.11134Denise

Thanks for sharing such a great hat pattern! I made this in handspun yarn for my husband and he loves it!
Ravelry link:
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/yinandyarn/jacques-cousteau-hat-2
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14 Nov 2010 klo 19.39136Carol

This is an awesome pattern - thank you SO much for sharing!!

Rav link here:
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/HalloweenNut/jacques-cousteau-hat
15 Nov 2010 klo 18.00137angela

Hi,
I’m having problems locating a place in Florida,U.S.A. were this yarn is sold i would love to make this hat for my boyfriend since he is always at sea, like Jacques Cousteau. can any one help me he would love it in red.
15 Nov 2010 klo 21.11138Typy

That yarn is a Finnish one and I think you cannot find it from Florida. The yarn details: DK / 8 ply (11 wpi), Gauge 22 stitches = 4 inches, Needle size US 4. I’m sure you will find similar yarn with those details. Then you just need to feel the fibers and choose the color. I recommend to buy one extra ball, since the pattern’s yarn is not available
19 Nov 2010 klo 1.13139Morgan

I’ve just started knitting hats and found pattern through ravelry. When I’m finished with the two others in the pattern I’m currently working, I cannot wait to move on to this pattern. Oklahoma winters can be somewhat unpredictable so a warm hat as stylish as this one will come in handy.
21 Nov 2010 klo 15.32140Bodil Lefstad

Thank you so much for sharing this pattern!
Casting on right at this moment, and if it’s ok I will link to this pattern from my blog.
26 Nov 2010 klo 16.54141Kaisa

Kiitos kivasta ohjeesta. Mies sai nyt oman MacGyver-piponsa Neuloin Artesano Superwash Merinosta 120 silmukalla.
28 Nov 2010 klo 0.57142rachel

thank you for the pattern. It’ll be a gift for my brother for his christmas….thank you!
30 Nov 2010 klo 22.32143Pirkko

Hei,
Thanks for the pattern. I love the way you have done the decreases. I just started yesterday. Using some yarn that was given to me, and size 4 mm circs. I have 5 rows done, hah, but I should finish it for Christmas. I also used 120 stitches. My hubby will be very happy with this hat, I just know it.
Merry Christmas from Canada!

Pirkko
aka picarapirk in Ravelry
06 Dec 2010 klo 8.46144Jonie Rosebur

Cool, Best site ever, I really love what you said back there!
07 Dec 2010 klo 2.44145cmv

thank you so much for sharing this wonderful pattern– it is both my father and my boyfriend’s favorite!

claire
(cmvoelkel on ravelry)
09 Dec 2010 klo 2.37146Barb

Thank you so much for sharing!
14 Dec 2010 klo 13.03147~loose green tea

The hat is fantastic, love the colors but most of all the patterns. This inspire me to knit again. Thanks for sharing
15 Dec 2010 klo 10.17148Tracy

Hi there! I just started your pattern tonight using a worsted weight yarn on US size 6 needles, cast on 100 stitches. I hope that will work out correctly! I believe the US equivalent to your KKS is a “SSK” (slip, slip, knit) or “SKP” (slip one, knit one, pass slipped stitch over. Both make a left-leaning decrease, opposite of a K2tog (knit 2 together).

Thank you for the great free pattern!
16 Dec 2010 klo 14.12149new year messages

I have been wanting to make this and am glad there is now an english version
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21 Dec 2010 klo 23.37151Thea

Hello,
I just made a hat for my Boyfriend using your pattern. It worked great and I really like it!
-Thea (Maine, USA)
27 Dec 2010 klo 11.39152Beautiful perfume

Love this hat! I’m making it for my 4 nephews for Christmas. Thanks for sharing
30 Dec 2010 klo 15.35153Casey

Hello from Canada!

I don’t know where I went wrong!

I knit this hat for my fiance for Christmas, using 3.5 mm needles and Paton’s Canadiana worsted weight acrylic yarn. I cast on 120 stitches, and followed the ribbing and decreases to a tee… BUT… the hat turned out to be enormous! Even with rolling the brim, it looks silly on his average-sized head and protrudes off the back into a point.

I love the concept of the pattern but mine didn’t turn out like the pictures. Other knitters should definitely take caution and use a minimum number of stitches to cast on! Thanks.
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14 Jan 2011 klo 14.17155Jewelers Row Chicago

This is a nice post. I have searched lot of site. this is a best site which i seen after lot of time spend on the search. This hats are cool and nice to wear and used as a fashion.
15 Jan 2011 klo 0.13156Anonymous

Making the hat for my husband’s birthday, it gets very cold in Michigan…he needs to keep his ears warm. I will do it in wool.
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16 Jan 2011 klo 16.29158danoush

this post helps a lot to figure out how long I need yarn to make my new hat. information about needles was also helpful. thanks a lot!
24 Jan 2011 klo 9.46159registry cleaner reviews

Thanks for sharing.

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