Need:
- All In One Loom
- Worsted Weight (4) yarn
- Looming Tool
- Crochet Hook
- Row Counter (optional)
Directions:
- Set the All In One Loom for 84 pegs in a round.
- Figure 8 Cast On (video) (Note: There will be two loops on the first peg with the working yarn still coming off the last peg because of doing the Figure 8 for the last peg. Knit the bottom loop loop over on the first peg. Now you can continue with Row 1 like you normally would do.)
- Row 1: Purl
- Rows 2-6: Double Stitch (video) (I refer to this as "tight stitch" at times.)
- Rows 7-9: Figure 8 Stitch (Knit both bottom loops over when doing this stitch in this row.)
- Row 10: Move loops on "odd" pegs over to "even" pegs. (ex. loop on peg 1 moved to peg 2, 3 to 4, etc.). Purl the even pegs as you work your way around.
- Row 11: Purl your way around, wrapping empty pegs as you do so, only purling the even pegs.
- Row 12-15: K6 P6 *Repeat to the end
- Rows 16-27: Purl
- Rows 28-30: Purl 1 Slip One with working yarn in front. (video)
- Row 31: Knit
- Row 32: Purl 2 Slip 2 with working yarn in front
- Rows 33-57: P12 K13 P12 K5 P12 K13 P12 K5
- Rows 58-60 Purl
- Drawstring Cast Off. Note: It will not close completely by pulling, you will need to use a crochet hook to help with the closing off. Check out my drawstring cast off video at the 4:00 minute mark to see how I use a crochet hook. (video)
Note: Brim is created by the curling up slightly and can be rolled up more for a different look or if the hat is too long for you.
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