Lana Grande is a bulky wool that works up quickly with great stitch definition. Lofty and durable, it works into a warm, squishy fabric. In the fall, it is easy to be drawn to chunky wools for that quick gratification that comes with finishing a project. I couldn't resist making a quick hat with a simple, easy to remember stitch pattern.
Materials
- 1 ball Lana Grande (100% Peruvian Highland Wool - 87 yds/100 g) - shown in 6043 (Antique)
- US 13 16-20" circular needles
- Stitch Marker
- Yarn needle
Abbreviations
- K - Knit
- P - Purl
- K2tog - Knit 2 Together
Gauge & Measurements
2.5 sts = 1"
21" circumference
9" length from cast on edge
Cast on 52 stitches
Join in round, place marker to mark beginning of round
K2, P2 for 2"
Start pattern:
1 - K
Materials
- 1 ball Lana Grande (100% Peruvian Highland Wool - 87 yds/100 g) - shown in 6043 (Antique)
- US 13 16-20" circular needles
- Stitch Marker
- Yarn needle
Abbreviations
- K - Knit
- P - Purl
- K2tog - Knit 2 Together
Gauge & Measurements
2.5 sts = 1"
21" circumference
9" length from cast on edge
Cast on 52 stitches
Join in round, place marker to mark beginning of round
K2, P2 for 2"
Start pattern:
1 - K
2 - K1, P1
Cont until 7"
from cast on edge
Start decreases
1 - K2tog, K11
2 - K2tog, K10
3 - K2tog, K9
4 - K2tog, K8
5 - K2tog, K7
6 - K2tog, K6
7 - K2tog, K5
8 - K2tog, K4
9 - K2tog, K3
10 - K2tog, K2
11 - K2tog, K1
12 - K2tog
Cut yarn (leave 6" tail) - weave through remaining stitches
Weave in ends
It looks like it is started with a k2, p2 rib instead of a k1, p1 rib. Great pattern. Going to cast on this morning!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the catch - made a mistake in my notes.... Updating now
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