This slouchy, beanie-style hat features fledgling plants sprouting up on one side. It's very reminiscent of the new springtime growth that I am seeing all around me in the garden. 

For this knit, I indulged once again in one of my favorite yarns, Becoming Art. This time in the Cielo Worsted with the colorway "Looking Out". What a lovely blend of vibrant greens. 
This yarn is crisp and offers excellent stitch definition. I knit up a second sample of the Seedling hat in The Fibre Company Canopy yarn in the Conifer colorway. You can find this hat in the last picture. The color looks similar to the Becoming Art yarn due to lighting, but in real life the Conifer colorway is much lighter. This yarn has a softer hand and produces a fabric with more drape. Although the yarn texture differs from the Cielo Worsted, I think that it still showed off the Seedling pattern really nicely. 

Both yarns are a great option, and these green colorways are so gorgeous.

• SIZE

Women’s Medium-Large
(fits 19–23” / 48–58 cm head circumference)

• FINISHED MEASUREMENTS

Brim Circumference approx 17” / 43 cm unstretched.

• MATERIALS

  Dark Green Version: Becoming Art Cielo Worsted [100% Superwash Merino Wool; 200 yd / 183m per 4 oz / 114g skein]; color: Looking Out; 1 skein or approx 180 yd / 165 m of a worsted weight wool or wool blend.

Medium Green Version: The Fibre Company Canopy Worsted [50% Baby Alpaca, 30% Merino, 20% Viscose Bamboo; 100 yd / 91m per 1.75 oz / 50g skein]; color: Conifer; 2 skeins or approx 180 yd / 165 m of a worsted weight wool or wool blend.

Alternate Yarns: Madelinetosh Vintage, Cascade 220

1 16” / 40 cm US6 / 4 mm circular needle
1 set of US6 / 4 mm double pointed needles
Stitch markers in 2 different colors
Tapestry needle

• GAUGE

  24 sts / 30 rows = 4" / 10 cm in Stockinette st on US6 / 4 mm needles or size needed for accurate gauge.