Elbert
Featuring a bold chevron pattern Elbert is equally at home topping winter layers or making the difference between a tank top and long sleeves on a Northern summer’s day.
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Worsted weight yarn in 2 colours. |
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18 sts and 28 rows = 4" / 10 cm in st st in the rnd. |
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Size 6 US / 4mm 16" / 40cm circular |
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s[m, l] to fit head circumference of approx 18¾[21¼, 24]" / 47[53, 60] cm — fit as shown is fairly loose and slouchy. |
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CONSTRUCTION
The stranded colourwork creates a warm, cushy fabric, has an easy rhythm and creates an interesting crown pattern. In all sizes there will be enough leftover from a single skein of the less used colour to make a full, plush pom-pom. Of course, the pom-pom hides the crown pattern a little, but pom-poms are so cheerful that I had to include it. Elbert is worked from the bottom up and includes directions for three sizes to fit larger kid’s and most adult’s heads. A relaxed beanie style that’s slouchy enough to pull down over the ears when necessary, for extra slouch just add an additional repeat.
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YARDAGE
Shown in Bijou Spun by Basin Ranch Bijou Bliss (50% Yak, 50% Cormo, 150 yds / 137 m, 1.98oz / 56g) in MC — Teal and CC — Sage.
MC — 100[115, 125]yds / 90[105, 115]m
CC — 55[65, 70]yds / 50[60, 65]m
Pom-pom — 55yds / 50mOTHER SUPPLIES
Stitch markers
Darning needleVERSION INFORMATION
Elbert_v.1.1.pdf
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