Parisian Chic Rolled Hat

The Parisian Chic Rolled Hat is a great way to display your fun and fashionable side. This gray knit hat has a slightly slouchy fit and this type of style is very on trend. You will look effortlessly cool once you don this knitted hat. The neutral color means this topper will go with just about anything in your closet. Don't worry about trying to match your accessories to your outfit, because this free knit hat pattern does all the work for you.

Easy

Knitting Needle Size8 or 5 mm

Yarn Weight(0) Lace (33-40 stitches to 4 inches). Includes crochet thread.

Materials List

1 ball Pure Douceur Yarn in Pigeon (29481)
5.0 & 7.0 mm straight knitting needles
Wool needle for stitching seams

Stitches used

Stocking st, using 5.0 mm & 7.0 mm needles.
Row 1: knit.
Row 2: purl.
Repeat these 2 rows.
Tension/Gauge: To achieve a good result it is essential to make a tension square:
16 sts & 17 rows over St st using 7.0 mm needles = 10 cm (4 in) square.

Instructions

Using 5.0 mm needles cast on 73 sts. Starting with a knit row work in St st for 8 rows, then change to 7.0 mm needles and continue in St st until work measures 15 cm (6 in) (26 rows).
Next row (dec): k1, * k2tog, k7, rep from * to end of row. (= 8 decreases across the row, 65 sts remain).
Work 5 rows on these 65 sts.
Next row (dec): k1, *k2tog, k6, rep from * to end of row. (= 8 decreases across the row, 57 sts remain).
Work 5 rows on these 57 sts.
Next row (dec): k1, *k2tog, k5, rep from * to end of row. (= 8 decreases across the row, 49 sts remain).
Work 5 rows on these 49 sts.
Next row (dec): k1, *k2tog, k4, rep from * to end of row. (41 sts remain).
Work 3 rows on these 41 sts.
Next row (dec): k1, *k2tog, k3, rep from * to end of row. (33 sts remain).
Work 3 rows on these 33 sts.
Next row (dec): k1, *k2tog, k2, rep from * to end of row. (25 sts remain).
Work 3 rows on these 25 sts.
Next row (dec): k1, *k2tog, k1, rep from * to end of row. (17 sts remain).
Work 1 row on these 17 sts.
Next row (dec): k1 *k2tog, rep from * to end of row. (9 sts remain).
Work 1 row on these 9 sts.

Cut the yarn 40 cm from the knitting and pass the yarn through the 9 sts and fasten off.
Fold the hat in half. Stitch the seam, sewing the first 8 rows on the RS of work to allow for the edge to roll back.
Using the wool needle, weave the cut ends of the yarn through the stitches at the edges for a few rows and cut off the extra yarn.

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Tricia108

Aug 28, 2018

I like the look of the hat but for a lace weight yarn the needle sizes are wrong. Do they mean 5 and 7 size needles or use the millimeters. If that is the case it is size 8 needles and a bigger size. I guess you can use the basic pattern and adjust it.

Lisa

Sep 07, 2018

I've made this hat 3 times now and the needle sizes are correct. You cannot achieve gauge on the needle sizes you have suggested.

aprilsandoval0704 0596608

Apr 26, 2018

I made this and was so excited LOL I must have a giant head because mine didn't look anything like the picture -oh well tho. Fun to make it

pabenzo 0179814

Jan 08, 2018

what ever happened to the "save pattern" button?

KathrynAllison

Jan 08, 2018

Hello pabenzo, scroll to the bottom of the pattern and you'll see a gray button that says "+Save." You'll be able to save the pattern once you click that button. Hope this helps! -Editors of AllFreeKnitting

helenblue21 936603 7

Jan 05, 2018

Is this like a. Pure wool weight or double knit thanks

Lisa

Sep 07, 2018

It is a lace weight yarn.

chezcoyne 2335340

Jan 04, 2018

A single picture from the front doesn't give enough of an idea of what the end product looks like. Or is it exactly the same all the way round?

Lisa

Sep 07, 2018

It will look the same all the way around, it's just stocking stitch on 2 different size needles.

krogan 0429685

Dec 20, 2015

Made this in a couple of hours and it looks great. I hate hats, but this one is very flattering. Thanks!

Lisa

Dec 17, 2017

What yarn did you use? I looked up the yarn for the pattern in ravelry and it is actually a lace weight yarn not a worsted weight yarn as noted on this website.

KathrynAllison

Dec 18, 2017

Hi Lisa, we have updated the yarn weight for this pattern. Thank you for bringing this to our attention! -Editors of AllFreeKnitting

rainfairy63 802749 3

Dec 18, 2015

What size, please, is 7mm??? 6.5 mm is US size 10 1.2 - 8mm is US 11. So please clarify?

Lisa

Dec 22, 2015

7mm is just that, there is no US equivalent for that size. Most craft or hobby stores will have metric needles, mind you it took me several years to find mine because where I am it is such an uncommon size.