Daphne Hat + Bib Scarf Knitting Pattern
By MODE at Rowan
Specifications
| Brand: | MODE at Rowan |
| Yarn Weight: | Bulky |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 2 |
| Pages: | 6 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
| Finished Size: | Hat: approx circumference 48cm (19 in), Bib: 29cm (11½ in) x 42cm (16½ in) |
| Pattern Code: | MIP65-ENP-Daphne Hat + Bib |
| Featured Products: | Mode at Rowan Chunky Wool Yarn - Wool Chunky |
What you'll need
| Size: | One Size |
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Mode at Rowan Chunky Wool Yarn - Wool Chunky
Mocha (13)
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2 |
| Size: | One Size |
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Mode at Rowan Chunky Wool Yarn - Wool Chunky
Mocha (13)
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3 |
Product Description
Daphne Hat + Bib in MODE at Rowan Chunky Wool
What Is Being Made
The Daphne Hat + Bib is a two-piece knitted set designed by Quail Studio. The collection includes a seamless beanie hat and a coordinating bib, both crafted from chunky wool yarn. This intermediate-level knitting project is sized to fit an average adult woman's head with an approximate circumference of 48 cm (19 inches). Both pieces are photographed in the Mocha 013 colorway and can be worked using different construction methods to suit individual preferences and skill levels.
Techniques Used
The Daphne Hat + Bib employs several construction techniques to create a professional finished garment. The beanie is available in two versions: one worked flat with a back seam, and an alternative seamless version worked in the round using circular needles. The flat version includes a reversible turn-back brim created by reversing the seam join for the final 10.5 cm, adding visual interest and functionality. Shaping is accomplished through strategic decreases worked across rows to transition from the ribbed body to the crown. The bib component uses similar construction principles adapted for its specific shape and fit. Blocking is recommended for both pieces to achieve proper measurements and professional finishing.
Stitches Used
The primary stitch pattern throughout the Daphne Hat + Bib is ribbing, which provides elasticity and a classic aesthetic. The beanie begins with a knit 2, purl 2 (K2, P2) rib pattern that is maintained for approximately 28.5 cm before shaping begins. Decreases are introduced progressively using purl 2 together (P2tog) and knit 2 together (K2tog) techniques to shape the crown. The pattern incorporates stockinette stitch elements in the shaping rows and uses mattress stitch for seaming the back of the hat. The bib follows similar stitching principles adapted to its construction requirements.
Materials: Yarn, Needles, and Notions
The Daphne Hat + Bib is worked in Chunky Wool from the MODE at Rowan collection. Each component requires one 100-gram ball of yarn, with the set photographed in the Mocha 013 shade. The hat version worked flat uses 6mm (US 10) needles for casting on and the main body. The seamless round version requires a 6mm (US 10) circular needle measuring 40 cm and a set of 6mm (US 10) double-pointed needles for crown decreases. The bib component is worked on 7mm (US 10½) needles and includes a 7mm (US 10½) circular needle measuring 40 cm for the neckband. A stitch marker is recommended for the version worked in the round to track the beginning of each round. The recommended tension is 18 stitches and 21 rows/rounds to 10 cm measured over rib pattern using 6mm (US 10) needles when unstretched.
Pattern Summary
- Intermediate difficulty level suitable for knitters with foundational skills
- Two-piece coordinating set combining a beanie hat and bib
- Flexible construction options: flat with seaming or seamless in the round
- Reversible turn-back brim detail on the flat version for added style
- Ribbed stitch pattern for stretch and classic appearance
- Progressive crown shaping using decrease techniques
- Finished hat circumference approximately 48 cm (19 inches)
- Uses MODE at Rowan Chunky Wool for quick, satisfying knitting
- Includes finishing techniques such as blocking and mattress stitch seaming
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