Crackling Hat by Jenn Wisbeck Corrugated Ribbing and Colorwork in Contrasting Colors
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Crackling Hat by Jenn Wisbeck Corrugated Ribbing and Colorwork in Contrasting Colors
Crackling Hat by Jenn Wisbeck Corrugated Ribbing and Colorwork in Contrasting Colors Knit from the bottom up in the round with corrugated ribbing for the hem, this hat has a simple eight stitch repeat to form the pattern. The pattern will work best in solid and semi solid yarns with some contrast. The fit is loose, with minimal ease to help prevent “hat hair”. Level Gauge Intermediate- colorwork in the round, knit, purl, increase, decrease 20 stitches and 24 rows per 4”/10 cm in Chart A, blocked Size Medium (Large). Shown in size Medium. Finished Size: 20.75 (24) inches/ 52.5 (61) cm around, 8.25 inches/ 21 cm high To Fit Size: 22 (25) inches/ 56 (63.5) cm Yarn MC (Light Grey): 105 (121) yards, 96 (111) meters CC (Dark Grey): 75 (87) yards, 69 (79) meters Sample knit in Cascade 220 Sport by Cascade Yarns (100% wool; 164 yards/150 meters per 1.75 ounces/50 gram skein) 1 skein in color 8401 (MC) and 9404 (CC). -1 Stitch marker to mark start of round Abbreviations *, **- Repeat from * to ** CC- Contrast color CO- Cast on K- Knit K2tog- Knit 2 stitches together M1- Make 1- insert left needle in the strand between the stitches from the front to the back. With right needle knit through the back loop MC- Main color P- Purl Ssk- Slip next 2 sts knitwise, then knit these 2 sts together through the backs of the loops St(s)- Stitch(es) Materials -US #6/4 mm 16" circular and double pointed (dpns) needles, or size to get gauge -Tapestry needle to weave in ends Sample- pattern is available at MidnightskyFibers.com Crackling © 2014 MidnightskyFibers.com Page 2 of 2