knitwear
original design: furze hat
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Inspired by a trip to the Republic of Ireland, this pattern was named after ulex europaeus (commonly known as gorse, furze, whin, or aiteann gallda). The shrub is native to the British Isles and Western Europe, where it can be seen sweeping the roadsides in pools of bright yellow while in bloom.
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Available in small and medium sizes to fit head circumferences: 44.5-56cm (17.5-22”) or 50.75-62.25cm (20-24.5”)
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This hat can be knit using any fingering weight yarn! A big thanks to the Fibre Co. for providing yarn support for the samples shown in the pattern. Samples shown in Canopy Fingering (183m/200 yds per 50g skein) in Mango.
in the works
designed by others, made my me
Aegis by Mary Weaver for Brooklyn Tweed, in Brooklyn Tweed Shelter
Dancing Sunbeams by Anna Husemann, in Rosa Pomar Mondim, Lichen & Lace Rustic Heather, and Knitting for Olive Soft Silk Mohair
Fallen Leaves by Kyle Vey, in Riverside Studio Superwash Merino Singles
Tundra by Weichien (saskie & co), in Blue Sky Fibers Woolstok Worsted (modified to include steeked zipper closure)
Bracque by Jared Flood for Brooklyn Tweed, in Berroco Ultra Wool DK
Slipstravaganza Blanket by Stephen West in various scrap yarn
Longfellow by Michele Wang for Brooklyn Tweed, in Sandnes Garn Sisu
Ivon by Veronik Avery for Brooklyn Tweed, in Cascade 220
Artfil Shawl by EweKnit Toronto, in ArtFil Ombré and madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light
snøfrost by Weichien/the Petite Knitter, in Berroco Wool Ultra DK