Earlier this year, I collaborated with the Sewrella Yarn team on an exciting project: a hat patern for their new fall lookbook. That hat, the Fading Flowers Hat, is out now!

Read on for more information about where to get the pattern, easy shopping links, pattern specs, and more.

A woman with long blonde hair is turned toward the camera but facing downward. With both hands, she's pulling on a handknit hat with a double brim and flowers made of bobbles.
Photo © Sewrella Yarn. Used with permission.

Where to Buy the Pattern

The pattern for this hat is available on the Sewrella Yarn website and on Ravelry. Because this hat is part of Sewrella’s fall pattern collection, you won’t be able to find it in my usual online shops.

About the Fading Flowers Hat

The Fading Flowers Hat is knit in Sewrella’s Classic DK yarn, a worsted-spun 4-ply yarn made of 100% superwash merino wool. It’s springy and has beautiful drape.

The hat is knit from the brim upward, starting with a provisional cast-on that eventually becomes a double brim. The crown features spiraling decreases that look like a flower in peak bloom. Around the hat is a ring of flowers and leaves made from bobbles and a creative combination of stitches.

This hat is perfect for late fall and winter. Its double brim will keep your ears extra warm, while the DK-weight yarn means the hat is cozy but not overly bulky.

A woman in with long blonde hair faces away from the camera. On her head is a knit hat with a double brim and bobbles made of flowers.
Photo © Sewrella Yarn. Used with permission.

Easy Shopping List

In case you want to knit this pattern using the exact materials I did, here is a shopping list with easy links for you. Some of these are affiliate links, which means if you choose to buy something through those links, I’ll receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. I will always identify affiliate links for you. Thanks for supporting my work!

Sewrella Yarn Classic DK, colorway Cashmere (affiliate link)

Addi Turbo circular knitting needles US size 8 (5.0 mm) with a 16″ (40 cm) cord (affiliate link)

US Size 8 (5.9 mm) DPNs (affiliate link)

Stitch markers (budget option) (affiliate link)

Stitch markers (fancy option) (affiliate link)

If You Like This Pattern, You’ll Also Like…

The Miramar Scarf, which also plays with little bobble clusters in fun ways

The Madeleine Hat DK, another DK-weight hat pattern that’s great for gift knitting

The Pyrifera Socks, which also incorporate botanical-inspired stitches

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I'm a former lawyer turned knitwear designer who designs soft, romantic patterns for knitters who want a brief escape from the everyday. When I'm not knitting, you can usually find me puttering about in my rose garden, hosting tea parties, or collecting sea glass at the beach.

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4 Comments

  1. Oh I love this hat and can’t wait to knit it !!!! It will be my go to hat although I have knit a few of your other lovely hats and have had so complements on them !
    All your patterns are so beautiful and well written.
    Thank you for making this pattern available to us
    Yvonne

  2. The yarn and pattern have been purchased, pattern downloaded but not able to print. Any suggestions? I’m going on a short trip and would like a printed pattern vs carrying the Ipad.
    Thanks, k

    1. Thanks for buying my pattern! Unfortunately, I don’t know the specs of your particular machines, so I can’t offer tech support. I’d suggest checking the manuals and getting in touch with customer support for the manufacturers.

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