The document provides instructions for making a Cable Chevron Hat. It uses two skeins of Berroco Blackstone Tweed Chunky yarn and circular and double pointed knitting needles. The hat is made using a k2,p2 ribbing and then the main Cable Chevron pattern from a knitting pattern book. It involves slipping stitches over cables and knitting them to create the cable design. Decreases are made in subsequent rows to shape the hat. The hat is completed by threading the yarn through the remaining stitches and sewing in the ends.

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Cable Chevron Hat
The back. Pretty, no? (in a manly way of course)
Cable Chevron Hat
The inspiration for this hat was simple:
our neighbors keep blowing the snow
out of our driveway, and my husband
suffers from a monumental guilt
complex about it. So he asked me to
make a hat for the man across the
street, presumably to keep his head
warm while he's taking care of our
snow...
Yarn: Berroco Blackstone Tweed
Chunky (65% Wool, 25% Superkid
Mohair, 10% Angora Rabbit Hair; 60
yards [55 meters]/50 grams); #6656
Narragansett - 2 skeins
Needles: One 16" circular needle in size
9, one 16" circular needle in size 10.5,
one set of double-pointed needles (dpns), also in size 10.5, and a
cable needle (cn) or double-pointed needle for cabling
Notions: Tapestry needle, stitch marker or scrap yarn to mark row
Gauge: 13 stitches = 4 inches
Using your size 9 needle, cast on 72 stitches, place marker, and
join in round. Knit six rows in a k2, p2 ribbing, and then switch to
your size 10.5 circular needle. Now, we'll get started on the main
pattern, which is Cable Chevron from page 290 of Barbara G.
Walker's A Treasury of Knitting Patterns. And it goes like so:
Row 1: knit
Row 2: * slip next three stitches to cn and hold in back, k3, then
k3 from cn; slip next stitches to cn and hold in front, k3, then k3
from cn; rep from *
Rows 3 - 8: knit
Knits rows 1 - 8 three times, and then knit rows 1 - 4 once more. Then, it's time to begin the decreases, which go
as follows:
Decrease Row 1: * ssk, k8, k2tog *
Decrease Row 2: knit
Switch to your dpns whenever you're ready.

2. Decrease Row 3: * ssk, k6, k2tog *
Decrease Row 4: * ssk, k4, k2tog *
Decrease Row 5: * ssk, k2, k2tog *
Decrease Rows 6 & 7: * ssk, k2tog *
Clip tail, thread through remaining 6 stitches, and pull tight. Thread to inside of hat and knot. Tuck in ends.