Knitting pattern for Dug Hat & Mittens

Here is the pattern for an adorable little hat and a pair of elegant mittens, both adorned with a decorative smock pattern that adds a delicate and modern touch. The hat and mittens are knitted in the softest blend of our organic merino wool, Önling No 4, together with a strand of the delicate silk mohair, Önling No 10. This is a perfect set for chilly days, with the clear blue winter sky as a backdrop and the frost gently making its arrival. A warm and stylish set that embraces both comfort and beauty.

Designed by Katrine Hannibal for Önling.

Sizes (S)M/L

Measurements:

Hat
Height: (20)25 cm / (8)9½ inches
Circumference: (43)48 cm / (17)18 inches

Mittens
Length: (24)26 cm / (9½)9¼ inches
Circumference: (19)22 cm /(7½)8¾ inches

Materials Önling No 4 + Önling No 10
Color A: (100)100 g / 2(2) balls Önling No 4, 100% fine organic merino wool, 50 g = approx. 219 yards (200 meters), weight: fingering
Held together with
Color B: (50)50 g / 2(2) balls Önling No 10, 70% mohair, 30% silk, 25 g = approx. 230 yards (210 meters), weight: lace
Worked with two strands held together throughout. 

Materials Önling No 3
(150)150 g / (3)3 balls Önling No 3, 100% heavy organic merino wool, 50 g = approx. 145 yards (133 meters), weight: DK / Worsted
Worked with one strand throughout.

Materials Önling No 1
(150)150 g / (3)3 balls Önling No 1, 75% merino wool, 25% angora, 50 g = approx. 197 yards (180 meters), weight: DK / Worsted
Worked with one strand throughout.

Recommended circular needles: sizes 3½ and 4 mm / US 4 and 6 (we use magic loop for small circumferences)

Notions
5 markers
Scrap yarn in a contrasting color

Gauge 23 sts and 28 rows in pattern on needle size 4 mm = 10 x 10 cm / US 6 = 4 x 4 inches

Procedure:
The hat and mittens are worked in the round, from the bottom up. Cast on stitches and work a rib edge, then switch to the wrap pattern and knit straight up, after which decreases are worked in the pattern, and stitches are bound off. The mittens are worked the same wrap pattern, but on the mittens, a contrasting yarn is worked in the middle of the work for the thumb. Finally, the stitches from the contrasting yarn are picked up, and the thumb is knitted. The pattern may cause the hat and mittens to ‘twist’ slightly, but this can be straightened when washed and steamed afterwards.