Uljhan is Hindi for "Entanglement" or "In two minds". This fun beanie features a play on a 2x2 rib, using two colors of yarn. It also uses a 1x1 cable at specified intervals, to form a pretty pattern over the body of the beanie. The pattern was born primarily out my necessity of a warm hat for my son. The colorwork makes for a very cozy inner fabric and should keep my son warm and toasty in the extreme winters here in Canada. The choice of the two colors of yarn highlights the stitch pattern, and the ribbing provides a great fit for the wearer. |
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photos: Shweta Shankar Khatri | ||
SIZE |
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Choose a size closest to or a little smaller than your head circumference. |
MATERIALS Notions |
GAUGE |
20 sts/28 rounds = 4 inches in stockinette stitch 22 sts/28 rounds = 4 inches in pattern stitch |
PATTERN NOTES |
Body Pattern (Over a multiple of four stitches, in the round) For Preemie size only: Work Rnds 4 to 12 only. Rnds 1-6: [K1 CC, p2 MC, k1 CC] around. C2L: Slip next st to cn and hold in front of work; k1, then k1 from cn. |
DIRECTIONS Ribbing rnd: [K2, p2] around. Inc rnd, Preemie and Child/Teen sizes only: (K6, m1, k7[5], m1) around. 8[16] sts increased.
Body Rnd 1, establish pattern: [K1 CC, k2 MC, k1 CC] around. Establish body pattern: Work in pattern as set, working Rnds 4[2, 1, 3, 1, 3, 3] through 12 only of chart, until hat measures approximately 4[5.5, 5.5, 6.5, 7.75, 8.75] inches from CO, ending after Rnds 1-6 or 12 and ending final Rnd 1 st before the end of rnd. Work in pattern as set until hat measures approximately 4[4.5, 5.5, 6.25, 6.75, 7.75, 8.75] inches from CO, ending with any of pattern Rnd 1-6 or 12, ending final rnd 1 st before the end of the rnd. This is the new start of rnd. Place marker here, removing original marker. Crown Decreases Decrease rnd 1: [K2 CC, p2tog MC] around. 45[54, 63, 69, 78, 87, 96] sts. |
FINISHING Block and weave in ends. |
ABOUT THE DESIGNER |
Shweta Shankar Khatri (Designer and Proprietor of DesiLoop) is originally from India and likes to call herself "A Student of Life". |
Pattern & images © 2014 Shweta Shankar Khatri of DesiLoop. Contact Shweta |