With all the struggles in Haiti, it can seem overwhelming to find a way to connect, to give help. Being
a knitter, my first thought is always to knit something, but Haiti is a tropical enough country that
woolens aren’t needed. What is needed is a long list of medicines, food, water, and supplies for
shelters.
But because I’m a knitter, I wanted to come up with a small way to encourage other knitters to give.
We knitters are a tremendously generous bunch, so I knew it wouldn’t take much – enter the Helping
Haiti Hat Pattern.
This pattern, perfect for anyone who is ready to knit on circulars and is willing to test out their cabling
skills (read: even a beginner can tackle this hat without much trouble!), is available for free to anyone
who has donated money to help out the relief efforts in Haiti.
NOTE: For several years, I have sold this hat to raise money for Doctors Without Borders. I am now offering it up for free.
MATERIALS NEEDED:
- One set size US 8
/ 5.0 mm circs
- One set size US 8 / 5.0 mm dpns
- One skein Paton’s
Classic Wool in red
- One skein Paton's
Classic Wool in blue
- Darning needle
- Three stitch
markers in color A
- One stitch marker
in color B
GAUGE:
4.5 stitches and 7
rows to the inch in stockinette
SIZES:
One size fits most.
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