Langfield

Martina Behm

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Weight: 0.02 kg

Product information "Langfield"

Make a hat that will fit anyone from baby to adult! No matter what kind of yarn you use, what size your head is or what gauge you are knitting at: This hat is adjusted as you go, you can make it tight or a little looser, and you can also choose how long you want it to be. Fold it up or wear it slouchy-style. The interesting 3-dimensional construction looks particularly good in a gradient yarn or your very own handspun, or use scraps of sockyarn. Anything will work! This is a sister pattern to my beanie hat pattern “Tensfield”. “Langfield” is a slouchy hat. If you are looking for a tight-fitting beanie, please have check out Tensfield.

Yarn used in the pictues: Zitron Nimbus, color 20. Like “Tensfield”, this hat can be made with your favorite yarn, no matter what weight!

Knitting experience:	relaxed
Needle Size:	3,0 mm / US 2-3, 3,5 mm / US 4, 4,0 mm / US 6, 4,5 mm / US 7, 5,0 mm / US 8
Project type:	Hat
Yarn Weight:	Fingering, DK, Aran / Worsted, Bulky

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