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Fatima Slouchy
Fatima Slouchy
"This hat has lots of texture and a nice slouch but if you prefer a beanie, you can dot hat too! I added a faux fur pompom but you can make your own pompom with my easy tutorial or leave it off altogether! , an updated neckline and wonderful drape. This poncho looks great with dress slacks, skirts or jeans, so it is a versatile piece that will be a workhorse in your closet. Designed in worsted weight yarn The hat is designed in two sizes: Child fits 16 - 19” head Adult fits 20 - 23” head"
Crochet HookI/9 or 5.5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Finished SizeChild, Adult
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JaneEK
Oct 16, 2018
As the designer points out, the band for this hat is worked flat in rows and then seamed before starting on the body (which is worked in rounds). Pay attention to the number of stitches at the end of Round 1 as this will change according to the size of the hat. She uses a size I hook throughout, but Ive found if I drop a size for just the band, it makes for a snugger fit.
princess6860504
Oct 14, 2018
When you're making a slouchy hat or any hat with a ribbed band, do you prefer to make the band separately first? And then add the band to the body of your hat afterward? The way that works the best for me is to create the band, seam it, then continue on in rounds with the hat. That way, my stitches are more accurately distributed all the way around.
JaneEK
Oct 16, 2018
It really depends on the stitch that's used for the body. Some stitches force you into working from the bottom up. I actually prefer hats that are top down if possible.
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