This pattern was developed when I was teaching my son shapes. When we got to triangles and I spent my time drawing and pointing out various triangles, I started doodling them a little more seriously and ended up with a pretty sweet sketch in my pocket notebook. At the same time, I wanted a knit hat pattern that was easy and semi-mindless, but that still looked interesting.
And so Terzetto was born.
I have had it tested by a few wonderful ladies and have revised the pattern a few times to add in helpful information, like sizing. To make it more user-friendly, the PDF file also includes a page at the end that is unformatted and without any photos, so if you don’t need all the fancy fonts and colors, you can choose to print just THAT page (pg 4).
I really do hope you enjoy it! This is my very first knitting pattern, so it is provided for free. If you want to share the pattern, please direct people to THIS page so that they can download it here. If you have any questions or if something is unclear in the file, please email me (lisa[@]goodknits.com) or leave a comment and I’ll email a reply directly. Click the download button below or the Ravelry link to download it from there.
Terzetto
~170 yards Worsted Weight Yarn
4mm & 5mm 16″ circular needles
5mm double-pointed needles
to fit average adult head, up to 24″ (directions included for altering the size)
COPYRIGHT INFO
You MAY sell items produced with this pattern, but please do NOT distribute the pdf file or the text without my consent. You may NOT share photos in the pattern, but you can share the photo at the top of this page, if you want to share this page link. Thanks so much for the support!
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Cute hat! I will add that to my Christmas knitting list.Thank you for the pattern.
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I feel so weirdly proud to be one of those “few wonderful ladies” haha great pattern! keep it up!
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Love the pattern. Will use it in the chemo hats I knit. Thanks
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Pattern is beautiful. I also knit for charities. Thank you for sharing your pattern.
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I love knitting hats and this is a beautiful looking hat. Can’t wait to knit one up. Thanks for the free pattern!
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Hello Lisa, I was wondering if this pattern also comes in Crocheting form, or if its just for knitters? With winter coming I want to make my daughter hats. But I crochet. I don’t use anyones patterns usually. But this is too adorable and id love to finally make a hat with texture :) thank you.
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Bravo! Gorgeous hat. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. Best to you, :)
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I love this pattern!
I’d still call myself a beginning knitter, but this hat was super-easy and turned out great! I still have a few kinks to work out with how I tackle it, but I’m really in love with this pattern. It was a positive experience using this pattern to knit my first-ever hat.
Thanks so much for sharing it!
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Dear Lisa,
Thank you for sharing with us the pattern Terzetto.
I saw it a year ago, I was so impressed, but when I saw the circular needles -which I do not know how to use- I disappointed.
Later, I found a technique how to knit a hat with straight needles and I tried, using this technique, to imply your pattern . The result was wonderful.
Thank you again and again.This pattern is the best I have ever seen.
It contains the philosophy of simple geometry, which for me means high aesthetics
Thank you
Nelly, (Love from Greece)
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