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Finished Measurements:

Brim circumference (unstretched): 16 ¾ (18¾, 21, 22¾)” [42 (47, 52.5, 57) cm] Height from brim to crown without pompom (unstretched): 8” [20 cm] or desired length 
Sample: 21" [52 cm] with 3”  [7.5 cm] pompom
Suggested ease: Negative ¾" [2 cm]  

Yarn:

Sora by Quince & Co. (85% wool, 15% nettle; 92 yd [85 m] / 50g)  
2 skeins Indigo (Color A)  
1 (2, 2, 2) skein(s) Rose (Color B)  

Needles:

Size A for body of hat  
Preferred needle(s) for working small circumferences in size US 6 [4 mm]  
Or size to obtain gauge 

Size B for ribbing 
Preferred needle(s) for working small circumferences in size US 4 [3.5 mm] 

Gauge:
22 sts and 28 rnds = 4" [10 cm] in stitch patt with size A needle, after blocking 20 sts and 25 rnds = 4" [10 cm] in stockinette stitch with size A needle, after blocking  
24 sts and 30 rnds = 4" [10 cm] in 1x1 rib stitch with size B needle, after blocking   

Skill Level:

Beginner Plus

Designer:

Alexandra Atepaeva 

Bio:
Alexandra of Purl Bear Designs is a knitwear based in the Netherlands. She grew up among the pines and snow and now lives by the dunes and sea. Nature is tightly woven into her soul and inspiration for her designs. She loves the natural colours, textures and the effect the play of sunlight and shadows bring to both. She likes creating a modern, minimalistic, clean look with a unique detail. Her first design, Crisp Morning, came out in Laine magazine, in December 2023, and she’s been enjoying designing ever since. You can see more of her designs on her Ravelry and Instagram pages. 


changing winds hat

Alexandra Atepaeva

$6

Designer Alexandra Atepaeva of Purl Bear Designs presents Changing Winds. Knit in Sora’s dusky Rose and deep Indigo, this cozy hat features a graphic knit-and-purl pattern, framed by a deep folded brim and generous pom pom. Sora’s wool and nettle blend brings subtle variation and a gentle halo, adding depth and dimension to the textured motif.

Worked in the round from brim to crown, the hat begins with 1 x 1 ribbing before moving into an engaging, easy-to-follow stitch pattern. A satisfying knit for adventurous beginners and a beautiful way to explore color and texture in Sora.

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Finished Measurements:

Brim circumference (unstretched): 16 ¾ (18¾, 21, 22¾)” [42 (47, 52.5, 57) cm] Height from brim to crown without pompom (unstretched): 8” [20 cm] or desired length 
Sample: 21" [52 cm] with 3”  [7.5 cm] pompom
Suggested ease: Negative ¾" [2 cm]  

Yarn:

Sora by Quince & Co. (85% wool, 15% nettle; 92 yd [85 m] / 50g)  
2 skeins Indigo (Color A)  
1 (2, 2, 2) skein(s) Rose (Color B)  

Needles:

Size A for body of hat  
Preferred needle(s) for working small circumferences in size US 6 [4 mm]  
Or size to obtain gauge 

Size B for ribbing 
Preferred needle(s) for working small circumferences in size US 4 [3.5 mm] 

Gauge:
22 sts and 28 rnds = 4" [10 cm] in stitch patt with size A needle, after blocking 20 sts and 25 rnds = 4" [10 cm] in stockinette stitch with size A needle, after blocking  
24 sts and 30 rnds = 4" [10 cm] in 1x1 rib stitch with size B needle, after blocking   

Skill Level:

Beginner Plus

Designer:

Alexandra Atepaeva 

Bio:
Alexandra of Purl Bear Designs is a knitwear based in the Netherlands. She grew up among the pines and snow and now lives by the dunes and sea. Nature is tightly woven into her soul and inspiration for her designs. She loves the natural colours, textures and the effect the play of sunlight and shadows bring to both. She likes creating a modern, minimalistic, clean look with a unique detail. Her first design, Crisp Morning, came out in Laine magazine, in December 2023, and she’s been enjoying designing ever since. You can see more of her designs on her Ravelry and Instagram pages.