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    This pattern provides instructions for knitting a slouchy ribbed hat. The hat is knit in the round on smaller needles until it measures 2 inches, then switches to larger needles until it reaches 7.5 inches. Decreases are made through several rounds of knit 2 together stitches to shape the crown. When all stitches have been decreased, the yarn is woven through the remaining live stitches and secured on the inside. The hat has positive ease and stretchy ribbing making it comfortable to wear.

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    This pattern provides instructions for knitting a slouchy ribbed hat. The hat is knit in the round on smaller needles until it measures 2 inches, then switches to larger needles until it reaches 7.5 inches. Decreases are made through several rounds of knit 2 together stitches to shape the crown. When all stitches have been decreased, the yarn is woven through the remaining live stitches and secured on the inside. The hat has positive ease and stretchy ribbing making it comfortable to wear.

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    Hat Pattern

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    Gren

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    This pattern provides instructions for knitting a slouchy ribbed hat. The hat is knit in the round on smaller needles until it measures 2 inches, then switches to larger needles until it reaches 7.5 inches. Decreases are made through several rounds of knit 2 together stitches to shape the crown. When all stitches have been decreased, the yarn is woven through the remaining live stitches and secured on the inside. The hat has positive ease and stretchy ribbing making it comfortable to wear.

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    Is Very Stretchy

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    This pattern provides instructions for knitting a slouchy ribbed hat. The hat is knit in the round on smaller needles until it measures 2 inches, then switches to larger needles until it reaches 7.5 inches. Decreases are made through several rounds of knit 2 together stitches to shape the crown. When all stitches have been decreased, the yarn is woven through the remaining live stitches and secured on the inside. The hat has positive ease and stretchy ribbing making it comfortable to wear.

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    Gren

    By Annie Haas
    This.bird.knits.designs
    Materials
    150 yds Worsted Weight
    US size 5 (3.75 mm)
    US size 7 (4.5 mm)
    Stitch Marker
    Tapestry Needle
    Gauge: 5 sts/ 1 inch
    Stockinette Stitch
    Finished Measurements:
    20 Circumference after blocking, hat has approximately 2+ inches of
    positive ease. As hat is knit in a modified ribbed pattern throughout, fabric
    is very stretchy.
    Cast On
    With smaller needles, using Long tail method Cast On 88 sts, +1. Join in
    round, being careful not to twist stitches. Slip first st on RH needle to LH
    needle and knit these two stitches together for the first stitch. (1 stitch
    decreased) Place Marker for beginning of round.
    *Note: ALL Knit stitches are knit TBL (through back loop)
    Pattern
    Round 1: * K1 tbl, P1* to end.
    Round 2: K1 tbl, P1, *K3 tbl, P1* to last 2 sts, K2 tbl.
    Repeat Rounds 1 & 2 until piece measures 2 from CO edge. Change to
    larger needles, continue in pattern until piece measures 7.5 from CO edge
    (for slouchier version add another .5 to 1.5 depending on how slouchy
    you want your hat).
    Decrease Round: K1, K2tog tbl, P1, *K2tog tbl, K1 tbl, P1* to end.
    Next Round: *K1 tbl* to end.

    Next Round: *K1 tbl, K1 tbl, P1* to end.


    Next Round: *K2tog tbl, K1 tbl* to end.
    Next Round: *K1 tbl, P1* to end.
    Next Round: *K1 tbl* to end.
    Next Round: *K1 tbl, P1* to end.
    Next Round: *K2tog tbl* to end.
    Next 2 Rounds: Knit all stitches.
    Next Round: *K2tog* to end.
    Break yarn, leaving a 6 inch tail. Thread tail through tapestry needle, and
    pull tail through remaining stitches on needles. Pull tight and weave in
    ends. Block and enjoy!
    Thank you so much for your interest in my pattern. Add stripes to the
    pattern to blow through some stash yarn! Happy knitting!

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