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you like bobbles? Then this may be the hat for you. I first saw this kind of bobbles in a picture of a Peruvian
girl wearing a knitted cap. I was intrigued to find out how these
bobbles were made. After I did, they inspired me to design a
bobbly hat of my own. |
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FINISHED MEASUREMENTS |
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MATERIALS Purple slouchy toque:
Notions |
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GAUGE Beanie: 16 sts/26 rows = 4" in stockinette st Slouchy toque: PATTERN NOTES increase 4: [P1, yo, p1, yo, p1] into next st. 1 st increased to 5 sts. decrease 4: Slip next 2 sts together, knitwise, as if to work a k2tog. Knit next st, then pass both slipped sts together over st just knit. K2tog, then pass previous stitch over stitch just worked. 5 sts decreased to 1 st. Charts |
DIRECTIONS Work Rounds 1- 36 of chart, increasing and decreasing as shown to create bobble texture. 72 sts when all rounds of chart are complete. Switching to double-point needles when necessary, shape crown
as follows: |
FINISHING |
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ABOUT THE DESIGNER |
Thelma Egberts is a Dutch knitter, freelance journalist and casual knitwear designer. Nature and ethnic cultures are what inspire her most. Visit her websites deadfishhat.com and sea-of-knits.jouwweb.nl |
Pattern & images © 2011 Thelma Egberts. Contact Thelma |
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