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tissu on Etsy, a global handmade and vintage marketplace. Le portail du Tricot et des Arts de la Laine Classic Cuffed Hat | Purl Soho - Create For as long as I can remember, every Sunday my grandmother makes fresh pasta from scratch, and every Sunday she uses the same metal pasta maker she got as a wedding anniversary gift from my grandfather in 1961. When we press her to upgrade to a new machine, she always responds, “It’s hard to improve on a classic!” I revisited the truth in my grandmother’s words when I set out to make this winter’s hat. To ensure a design that would last a half a century, I made a couple of important decisions. Second, I chose a yarn that I think of as an instant classic, Purl Soho’s 100% merino Worsted Twist. Update: October 2014 We gave our recent Classic Cuffed Hats a dash of pepper with our Worsted Twist Heather! Update: January 2015 This pattern continues to impress us. Materials Hat with pom pom: 1 (2, 2) skeins of Purl Soho’s Worsted Twist, 100% merino. Baby Size, left, from top to bottom: Paprika Red, Pink Grapefruit, Ochre Yellow and Yellow Zest Gauge Sizes Baby (Kid, Adult) Notes Pattern Begin Finish
emma wigginton stitched textile art Haz Wool, Will Knit: January 2012 Not that I like to be seen to pander too much to my blogger stats and comments, but it does seem that there are a few people out there who would like to know how I made my Killing Jumper. I'm not going to describe what follows as a pattern, it is more working notes on what I did. I hope they make sense and provide some help, if not drop me a line. Ravelry References: Equipment - 8mm circular needle, nice and long mine was 100cm - Stitch markers - Stitch holders or spare yarn Gauge 11st x 16 rows to a 10cm square of stocking stitch Finished Size I am somewhere between a UK10 and 12 on top, the finished measurements of my jumper are Length of back from neck: 66cm Length of body to underarm: 42cm Length of arm from underarm: 47cm Working notes: This is basically a simple top down raglan, with the charted motif work in. Neck Cast on 54 stitches, join in round Knit 8 rows of Knit 1, Purl 1 rib K21, place marker, K6, place marker, K21, place marker, K6, place marker Short row shaping on back K17, wrap & turn