Dolly Sods

The Allegheny Mountains in eastern West Virginia are a varied landscape rich with natural wonders. One of these, Dolly Sods, is geographically out of place. Situated in generally-temperate West Virginia, Dolly Sods is a high-altitude plateau with flora and fauna normally found much farther north in Canada. The “sods”, a local term for open mountaintop meadow, is named for German settler John Dahle.

The Dolly Sods hat features stranded color work braids and sloping stripes. Worked in two high-contrast colors will result in an exciting and dynamic hat, while two colors closer in tone or hue will be a treat for a more sophisticated palette.

Sizes

• Small (20”/51 cm circumference)
• Medium (22”/55 cm circumference)
• Large (24”/58.5 cm circumference)

Yarn requirements

• Brown Sheep Nature Spun Sport, or any similar sport weight yarn
• Color A: 150 yards (138 m)
• Color B: 100 yards (90 m)