New Pattern Available! – Autumn Gold Slouch Hat

Please welcome the newest addition to my pattern collection – Autumn Gold! This can be knit as a slouch hat or a beanie, depending on what sort of look you prefer.

Autumn Gold Lace Slouch Hat

So let me talk about the yarn – Fyberspates Rural Charm.  I bought this yarn out at Fyberspates when I went to collect a loom from Jeni a couple of months ago. (Sadly I haven’t had time to play with the loom much yet!)  However this yarn is LUSH.  It’s a blend of 70% Blue Faced Leicester, 20% Silk and 10% Cashmere and it’s so, so soft!

It was actually an accident that I bought 4ply sock yarn. I’ve never really made socks, so I wasn’t about to start designing them.  I was squidging the yarn for about a week or two to figure out what it wanted to be. “What if it sets it’s sights too high?” asked my other half. “What if it wants to be an astronaut?”

Autumn Gold Lace Beanie Hat Pattern

It turned out that the yarn really wanted to be a hat.  A lightweight hat that’s absolutely perfect for spring and autumn – when it’s warm in the day but then chilly at night.

The pattern is reasonably simple – a mixture of yarn overs and cables, to keep you busy the whole way through the pattern and your fingertips satisfied.

Autumn Gold Slouch Beanie Hat Knitting Pattern

Today was the first time I’ve had the courage to go outside and take photos of myself. It wasn’t too bad, and the fear of looking stupid soon passed! This little cat really wanted to be part of it though – he lives nearby and we call him Socks.

Autumn Gold Lace Hat Knitting PatternAutumn Gold is now available on my patterns page.  If you buy it here you don’t need to have a Paypal account, you can just enter card details, and you will be sent the pattern directly after payment.

Autumn Gold Knitted Beanie Pattern

For more detailed pattern information please see here.

8 thoughts on “New Pattern Available! – Autumn Gold Slouch Hat

  1. What a fun hat. I laughed at the yarns potential aspirations (please make me an astronaut!) It can be hard to get over the picture fear, glad that you and the kitty are getting brave! Perhaps next time we’ll get to see a smile?
    Good luck with the pattern!

    1. Ha ha, that’s what my mum said! Smiling at a camera when you’re on your own in public is even more scary, I think I’ll get the hang of it though! Just bought myself a camera remote so there’s no going back now! 🙂

    1. Hi Peggy

      I’ve never used a knitting loom so I’m not sure if it could be converted, sorry!

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