Monday, February 20, 2006
Cabled Watchcap pattern
SIZE:
Child/ 18 - 20" head circumference, Adult/ 20 - 23" head circumferenceMATERIALS
- 100 grams light worsted weight yarn
- size 7, 8, or 9 16” circular knitting needles
- cable needle (if required)
- blunt eye needle
4.5 sts per inch in st stPATTERN:
- Cast on 72 (child), 84 (adult) sts on 16” circular needle, be sure not to twist
- stitches, and to mark the start of the row.
- Rows 1 – 3: K2, P2 across
- Row 4: *Sl 1 st to cable needle, K1 st, K st on cable needle, P 2* across
- Repeat rows 1 - 4 until piece measures 7 (9) inches. Or 5 (7) inches if you prefer a brimless cap.
- R1: *K2, P2, K2, P2 tog.* repeat to end of row
- R2: *K2, P2, K2, P1* repeat to end of row
- R3: *K2, P2tog, K2, P1 * repeat to end of row
- R4: *Sl 1 st to cable needle, K1 st, K st on cable needle, P1* across (54 sts / 60 sts) {slip to doubledpointed needles here}
- R5: *K2tog, P1, K2tog, P1 * repeat to end of row
- R6 *K1, P1, K1, P1* repeat to end of row (36 / 42)
- R7: *K2tog* across row (18 / 21)
- R8: *K2tog * across row (9 / 11)
- Sew through the remaining sts on the needle to close the top. For added
- strength thread through a second time. Pull tight (and knot). [Sew seam if necessary ( if hat was knitted on straight needles, or to hide yarn
- tails).]
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