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  • Cairngorm

    Easy fair isle patterned beanie
    A fairisle hat with a vintage feel, Cairngorm is a great project for learning stranded colourwork.

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    Skills for knitting this project

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    Gauge

    28 sts and 30 rnds = 4" / 10cm in charted stranded colourwork pattern with larger needle

    Sizing

    Available in 3 sizes, small[medium, large].

    Finished circumference: 17¼[19½, 21¾]" / 43[48.5, 54.5]cm Finished length: 9½" / 24cm

    Shown in size medium.


    Supplies

    Yarn

    Shown in Rauma Finull PT2 (100% Norwegian wool, 191 yds/175m, 1.76oz /50g)

    Needles and notions

    Size 2½ / 3mm 6" / 40cm circular needle
    Size 4 US / 3.5mm 16" / 40cm circular and preferred needles for working small circumferences in the rnd.


    "Cairngorm is personally nostalgic for me, when I was a small child my grandfather knit me several jumpers with stripes of simple colourwork. He combined Norwegian patterns shown in black and white with Shetland wool in 3 or 4 colours that my mum would pick out. The patterns aren’t taken straight from any one of those jumpers, but are a little sampler of some of my favourite wee motifs found in traditional colourwork from around Northern and Eastern Europe. Those jumpers made me feel special and beloved, and I hope that you, or anyone you gift the hat to, will feel the same way when wearing it. Cairngorm is named for Bill’s love of the Scottish mountains." - Ysolda

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