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• See the Atlas Tuque Size Chart Here

THE ATLAS TUQUE

Call it what you will - beanie, winter hat, block heater, but here in Canada, we call it a Tuque. All you need to know is that this hat is sure to keep your noggin warm, cozy, and looking good!

This pattern is designed for use with a recycled sweater or lofty cable knit fabric. It features a ribbed band along the opening edge and a pom-pom to top it off. The pom-pom can be made out of recycled fur or faux fur. It has a relaxed, comfortable fit and is simple and quick to sew. It pairs perfectly with the Atlas Mitten pattern.

Two views present different fabrication options.

View 1 uses a recycled sweater and incorporates the ribbing hem band found along the hem edge of the sweater.

View 2 uses cable knit or cardigan knit fabric for the body of the hat and ribbed knit fabric for the band.

Check out this video for helpful tips on shopping for recycled materials for this project. (This was made for our Atlas Mitten, but the same tips apply to this project)

Sizes: XS-XXL

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You can view the size chart, finished measurements, and fabric requirements here.

Lola is also available in sizes 14-30 here

Lola is a slip-on dress that is inspired by the classic crew neck sweater. This super cozy dress gives this wardrobe staple an update with sleek curved seams that lend soft shaping to the garment. It also features relaxed raglan sleeves, oversized wrap-around pockets, ribbed neckline, hem band, and sleeve cuffs.

This project is ideal for a serger but can be sewn on a sewing machine.

Sewing Level: Beginner

Sizes: 0-16

Important: PDF patterns are delivered as a .ZIP file. Many mobile devices do not support this file type without the use of a third party app. Check with your device’s brand model to determine the compatibility with .ZIP files.