Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Irish Hiking Scarves and Hat
Gray Irish Hiking Hat and Scarf are knit in Bernat Berella "4" yarn.
I used US #10.5 needles for the scarf.
I used US # 9 circular for the hat.
Scarf Pattern Link: Click here
Hat Pattern Link: Click here
Stitch definition with this yarn is not quite as sharp as I would like, but that quality does lend the scarf and hat to a more masculine look.
The green Irish Hiking Scarf in knit in Mission Falls 1824 merino superwash wool.
I used US #8 needles for the scarf.
9 comments:
I love your Irish hiking scarf/hat set. The color green in the top photo is one of my favorites.
You asked for photos, so I took the plunge & set up a flikr account. I posted a link over on knittersreview, too. Here it is. I hope my next round of photos are a little better! Thanks for your interest!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/25451428@N04/
Hello!
I love this pattern, and would love to knit it for an Irish friend, is there a pattern somewhere that I could use?
Thanks for the great ideas (preemie hats are beautiful)!
Nancy
Thanks, I enjoyed knitting them. I just added links for the patterns to the blog entry. Both patterns are for non-profit, personal use only I hope you enjoy them.
Knits for Preemies
That is a kewl hat I love it:)Hugs Darcy
Your Irish Hiking scarf and hat are just lovely.
My granddaughter wants me to knit her a set but I am a bit intimidated by the cables.
Being new to knitting, I wonder if you might be willing to share details for the borders you used
chloe
Hi, Chloe. I'm glad you liked the scarf and hat. I really liked the Mission Falls 1824 merino wool. It is yummy. You might consider trying this in DK weight yarn instead of worsted to make the scarf a bit more narrow--don't know how old your granddaughter is. Or you could just do two cables instead of 3. I used a wooden cable needle by Brittany Birch--It's straight with a thinner diameter in the center of the needle...the metal cable needles are too slippery for me. The wooden one worked like a charm.
The modifications for the scarf are:
K3 at the edges, instead of K2
I added 8 rows of 2 x 2 ribbing to each end to prevent the cables from causing the ends to flare out.
Hope this helps a bit.
Thanks for the details.
Exactly what I needed to know.
You are the best!
chloe
I love both the Irish scarf and the Irish hat. I can't seem to locate the pattern for the hat? Can you help?
Mary
mwobith@comcast.net
http://irishhikingknitalong.blogspot.com/2006/11/irish-hiking-hat.html
Look here.
Knits for preemies
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