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Yarn Weight: Super Bulky (2 colors)
Needles: US size 13 (16 inch, 40cm) circular needles
US size 13 double pointed needles
Difficulty Level: Intermediate (Need to know how to knit with 2 colors in the round)
“Flurries” is a simple hat knitting pattern with a lot of personality! Inspired by the first snow flurries of winter. A simple color work pattern and super-bulky yarn makes this the perfect hat for cold days, and the perfect knitting pattern for gift ideas.
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