Come All Ye Bold Canadians

This pattern features skulls and maple leaves, and takes its name from [a 19th century song][1] about the War of 1812. Come all ye bold Canadians, I'd have you lend an ear Unto a short ditty Which will your spirits cheer... I recommend making this hat and wearing it while loudly singing the above song, followed by the national anthem, [The Last Saskatchewan Pirate][2], [Canada's Really Big][4], and [The War of 1812][3]. *** The pattern calls for sport weight yarn in the following quantities: Main Colour (red) 110 m/120 yards Contrast Colour 1 (grey) 90 m/99 yards The sample hat was knitted in Rauma Finullgarn, 175m/50g. Finull is a woollen-spun rustic Norwegian yarn that knits up much more robustly and thickly than a worsted-spun Merino yarn of the same yardage and weight. P.S. If you misread the pattern name, rest assured this hat is also very suitable for bald Canadians. [1]: https://youtu.be/_ZctP44vkZc?si=RatvFFFM22u7WALt [2]: https://youtu.be/-Ql32DvngeM?si=CoDz1vjQE76uQVUC [3]: https://youtu.be/o7jlFZhprU4?si=1KoBbKGIcrEHvFuF [4]: https://youtu.be/anoRlSFjJjI?si=hRPOZfRzyyio2qvF