DIY: Knit Blue Coastline Trio Hat by Carrie Bostick Hoge

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This blue coastline trio hat is made in a worsted wool and made a really quick knit. I used a rich blue wool purchased from the Mariposa Woolen Mill, which is located near Lindsay, Ontario. We visited the farm last year on our way to visit family, which is about one and a half hours outside of Toronto. We stopped there in the summer and took the self-guided educational farm tour.

Knit Blue Coastline Trio Hat by Carrie Bostick Hoge

After the tour, we visited the animals, which contain six heritage flocks of sheep and one herd of angora goats. There is also a farm shoppe, which sells the yarn and other wool products, plus some local foods. Meinhilde and I bought some cheese and of course some yarn. I selected a few bright coloured skeins, while Meinhilde chose a heritage breed Jacob skein.

Knit Blue Coastline Trio Hat by Carrie Bostick Hoge

The blue coastline trio hat is from issue 4 Lines of Making Magazine, the smallest project in the trio. There is also a scarf and a throw pattern.

This was a very quick knit as I made it in one weekend. Most of my projects take about a month and some larger ones have taken me several months. It was very satisfying to complete a project in such a short time.

Knit Blue Coastline Trio Hat by Carrie Bostick Hoge

The twisted rib stitch is easy to memorize, which makes this a good project to knit with company. In this case, I knit a large portion of it while on a virtual meeting with friends.

Knit Blue Coastline Trio Hat by Carrie Bostick Hoge

The skein has 109 metres and contained just enough for the hat. I played yarn chicken with the skein and lost. Since I only had one skein of blue, I finished the three remaining rows in a rich green, also from Mariposa. However, the next day I decided that I could win this yarn chicken game. To do this, I frogged the green portion plus a few rows of the blue. I accelerated the decreases from the original pattern and it worked. I was able to finish the hat in blue.

Knit Blue Coastline Trio Hat by Carrie Bostick Hoge

For the pom pom, I used some Twin Oaks Farm BFL x Romney Lopi that I had left over from my white Fidra hat, similar to this one. The wool is lopi, so it is very fluffy and ideal for a pom pom. I also used a basic hand held fabric steamer to fluff it up. This is very satisfying and makes the puffiest and fullest pom pom I’ve ever made.

Get the pattern for the Coastline Trio Hat (and the scarf and the throw) on Ravelry.

You can also purchase this finished hat from our Etsy shop here.

Knit Blue Coastline Trio Hat by Carrie Bostick Hoge
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24 Replies to “DIY: Knit Blue Coastline Trio Hat by Carrie Bostick Hoge”

  1. Beautiful blue for winter!

    1. Thank you! Colourful accessories really help get through the grey blahs of February!

  2. Super cute hat. Your pom-pom is perfect, too. (I have trouble with those.)

    1. Steaming pom poms is a game-changer!

  3. Such a cute hat!! I can’t knit with needles, but I did go through quite the hat-loom stage when I was younger, haha.

    Miles of smiles,
    Grace

    gracefulrags.com

    1. I would love to try my hand at a hat loom!

  4. Beautiful squishy hat and the blue shade is perfect!

  5. Super cute hat! The color POPS so wonderfully — perfect for a dreary (or snowy!) winter.

  6. Very nice. Love it!

  7. Interesting yarn construction, the construct resembles velour. Cute fast project for the win!

  8. What a beautiful hat for the winter! Love the color. Thank you for sharing at Charming Homes and Gardens. Pinned!

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  11. Cute hat, and I love the color! Thank you for sharing at Party In Your PJ’s.

  12. What an adorable hat! I love this shade of blue! It always looks so beautiful in the winter with a snowy background. And the pom pom detail is just too cute for words! Thanks for linking with me.

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  13. What a lovely hat!

  14. What a pretty hat! It really suits you, and I love the colour! Thank you for sharing and for being a part of the Hearth and Soul Link Party community. Take care and have a lovely week!

  15. Such a super cute hat, I really like the colour xx #MischiefAndMemories

  16. Lovely colour wool you’ve chosen, I love the hat being on the larger size, makes it easier to wear.
    Thanks for linking with #pocolo and hope to see you back later today

  17. What a stunningly rich blue. It’s perfect for a winter hat and I do love that little bunny tail bobble. I didn’t expect to see one 🙂 Thank you for joining us for #MischiefAndMemories. Don’t forget to remember to comment on each of the linky host posts when joining in the fun 🙂

  18. Beautiful shade of blue which would go well with the denim dress I want to buy. Need to find a flattering one first! Love the pom pom on the top too! #MischiefandMemories

  19. Looks great – and a great colour on you. Thanks for sharing with #PoCoLo

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