Folk Hats
Folk Hats by Vicki Square, published by Interweave Press in October 2005, is a collection of 30 original patterns designed for knitters of all skill levels. This 144-page book features clear illustrations and step-by-step instructions, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced crafters. Each pattern is accompanied by historical and folkloric insights from the hat’s country of origin, offering a rich context to the creative process.
Readers will discover a diverse array of hat designs, including felted cowboy hats, festive styles from Cameroon and Japan, historic derbies from Europe, and beaded cloches from Afghanistan. The book also includes warm cossacks from Russia and charming baby bonnets from Nigeria and China. With its imaginative designs and a variety of yarns and techniques, Folk Hats presents a fresh take on traditional patterns, allowing modern knitters to reinterpret these folk classics in their own unique way.
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With 30 completely original patterns for fun and functional hats, this globe-trotting collection presents clear illustrations and step-by-step instructions for knitters of all skill levels. History and folklore from the hat’s country of origin accompany each project. Included are felted cowboy hats, festive hats from Cameroon and Japan, historic derbies from around Europe, a beaded cloche from Afghanistan, warm cossacks from Russia, and darling baby bonnets from Nigeria and China. Each unique topper is an item of style and of substance. The imaginative and versatile designs and range of yarns and techniques put a new spin on the standard hat pattern and reinterpret these folk classics for modern knitters.
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