Buklet Hat by Nina Holubcova
A new take on a classic bucket hat, in plush bouclé texture with a bit of structure.
The bucket hat is worked in one piece from the top down with minimal finishing.
It’s knit in the round using DPNs or circular needles and Magic loop technique.
The crown of the hat starts with the circular cast on. It’s knit in Stockinette stitch, increasing to get the needed circumference for the body, then brim of the hat.
A relatively dense gauge, and a series of either purl ridges and/or rapid increases immediately followed by decreases lend the hat its structure.
Materials
1 skein Urth Lanalpaca
Dimensions
21”/53 cm circumference, intended to fit with 0-2”/5 cm negative ease x 6.26”/ 16 cm height
Needles
US 10/6 mm, circular and/or DPN, with a short (16”/ 40 cm) or longer cord (worked using Magic loop technique) or size needed to obtain gauge
Notions
Tapestry needle, locking stitch markers as needed, smooth scrap yarn for lifelines
Gauge
9 sts x 18 rnds in Stockinette stitch, using US 10/6mm needle = 4”/10 cm, unblocked
Skill level
Easy
Techniques
Circular cast on, knitting in the round, knit into front & back increases, knit 2 together decreases
A new take on a classic bucket hat, in plush bouclé texture with a bit of structure.
The bucket hat is worked in one piece from the top down with minimal finishing.
It’s knit in the round using DPNs or circular needles and Magic loop technique.
The crown of the hat starts with the circular cast on. It’s knit in Stockinette stitch, increasing to get the needed circumference for the body, then brim of the hat.
A relatively dense gauge, and a series of either purl ridges and/or rapid increases immediately followed by decreases lend the hat its structure.
Materials
1 skein Urth Lanalpaca
Dimensions
21”/53 cm circumference, intended to fit with 0-2”/5 cm negative ease x 6.26”/ 16 cm height
Needles
US 10/6 mm, circular and/or DPN, with a short (16”/ 40 cm) or longer cord (worked using Magic loop technique) or size needed to obtain gauge
Notions
Tapestry needle, locking stitch markers as needed, smooth scrap yarn for lifelines
Gauge
9 sts x 18 rnds in Stockinette stitch, using US 10/6mm needle = 4”/10 cm, unblocked
Skill level
Easy
Techniques
Circular cast on, knitting in the round, knit into front & back increases, knit 2 together decreases
Description
A new take on a classic bucket hat, in plush bouclé texture with a bit of structure.
The bucket hat is worked in one piece from the top down with minimal finishing.
It’s knit in the round using DPNs or circular needles and Magic loop technique.
The crown of the hat starts with the circular cast on. It’s knit in Stockinette stitch, increasing to get the needed circumference for the body, then brim of the hat.
A relatively dense gauge, and a series of either purl ridges and/or rapid increases immediately followed by decreases lend the hat its structure.
Materials
1 skein Urth Lanalpaca
Dimensions
21”/53 cm circumference, intended to fit with 0-2”/5 cm negative ease x 6.26”/ 16 cm height
Needles
US 10/6 mm, circular and/or DPN, with a short (16”/ 40 cm) or longer cord (worked using Magic loop technique) or size needed to obtain gauge
Notions
Tapestry needle, locking stitch markers as needed, smooth scrap yarn for lifelines
Gauge
9 sts x 18 rnds in Stockinette stitch, using US 10/6mm needle = 4”/10 cm, unblocked
Skill level
Easy
Techniques
Circular cast on, knitting in the round, knit into front & back increases, knit 2 together decreases
