Web-Letter, Issue 164 – Moorland Berries and Twigs Cap Hat weather is here and Tonia Barry's russet toned Berries and Twigs Cap is a decidedly stylish way to keep your head and ears warm. Almost any two colors of soft and fuzzy Moorland would combine successfully for this striped hat—find just the right colors to complement your winter coat.
The Story: Last year, I designed a market bag using this cable and bobble pattern. At the time, a Raveler contacted me and asked for a vest with this stitch pattern. Although I have not been inspired to do a vest with it yet, here it is in a hat. I just love how fun it is to work the cable and the berries. I chose Moorland because the loftiness and heathering in the yarn; just seemed to suit the pattern nicely. The Yarn: Moorland 42% Fine Merino, 23% Baby Alpaca, 19% Mohair, 16% Acrylic A loosely spun single ply yarn, Moorland is light and lofty. The soft and fuzzy blend of fibers - fine merino, baby alpaca and mohair—each take color differently when dyed resulting in soft and earthy heathered colors that blend beautifully in stripes or colorwork.	more photos The Pattern: Here is the free downloadable Moorland Berries and Twigs Cap pattern. (file size: 412 KB) If you have difficulty downloading or printing the PDF pattern above, try these: page 1 - page 2
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