Triskel Stone hat

Triskel Stone hat

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Triskel Stone hat

Celebrating the traditional celtic Triskel with stranded fairisle style motifs, this is a beanie style hat with brim to protect the ears from chilly breezes.

Two colours are knitted into each row, the colours alternately carried behind the work to create a soft double-layer fabric with excellent insulation qualities.

The triskel (triskelion / triskele) is an ancient triple spiral motif.

It can be found carved into the rock at prehistoric sites such as Newgrange in Ireland as well as at sites in Galicia and Portugal, and at ancient sites of asian cultures such as in Japan, China, Tibet and Korea.

It eventually became incorporated into celtic culture, taking on new meaning for the early celtic christians as a symbol of the Trinity.

It is the traditional symbol of Sicily (trinacria), the Isle of Man (triskelion) and Brittany (triskel), and has strange links with the british “tinners rabbits” (three hares) of the tin-mining areas of England's Westcountry.

Bonnet Pierre Triskel

Inspiré par le triskel celtique traditionnel et fait en jacquard aux fils flottants du style "fairisle" – voici un bonnet de taille genereuse pour protéger les oreilles du vent.

Deux couleurs sont travaillés sur chaque rang, les couleurs tenus derrière pour créer un tissu léger de double couche.

Le triskel (triskelion / triskele) est un ancien motif de spirale
triple qu'on voit souvent sur les pierres aux sites préhistoriques. (Newgrange en Irlande, Galicia, Portugal, ainsi qu'aux monuments historiques des cultures asiatiques - Japon, Chine, Tibet and Corée).

Plus récemment le triskel est incorporé dans la culture celtique, et le symbole de la Trinité pour les premiers chrétiens celtiques.

C'est le symbole de Sicile (trinacria), de l'Isle of Man (triskelion) et de Bretagne (triskel). En Angleterre (Tinners Rabbits) et en Iran on le voit sous forme de trois lièvres.



Triskel Stone hat 
Knitting pattern €9.95

For hand knit and standard gauge single bed knitting machines, the pattern in .PDF format includes colour stitch charts for each section, as well as written instructions and links to useful resources.

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Knitting pattern - Yarn required:
Jamiesons Spindrift 100% shetland wool:

Col 1 - 3 x 25g
Col 2 - 1 x 25g
Col 3 - 1 x 25g
Col 4 - 1 x 25g
Col 5 - 1 x 25g
Col 6 - 1 x 25g
Col 7 - 1 x 25g
Col 8 - 1 x 25g
Col 9 - 1 x 25g
Col 10 - 1 x 25g
Col 11 - 1 x 25g
TOTAL: 13 x 25g


Beware of substituting yarns and colours - my designs rely on the choice of specific shades available only from Jamiesons of Shetland 200+ colour range.


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