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Aytha
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Weather the seasons in comfort with this watchcap beanie that will cocoon you season after season. Combining Baskerville’s delicate crimp with Islington’s sleek shimmer, this timeless design features a solid slip-stitch stripe which punctuates the crown like a ray of sunshine through billowing clouds of textured rib. With a richly doubled brim of warmest small batch British Gotland/BFL, your ears will thank you in the wind.
measurements
53 - 55cm (21 - 23”)
Length from crown 21.6cm (8.5”) with folded brim.
gauge
26 sts x 38 rows = 10cm (4”) in Garter Rib Stitch after blocking.
suggested needle size
3 mm (US #-) 16” | 40 cm and 3.5 mm (US #4) 16” | 40 cm circular needle for magic loop method (or DPNs, as preferred).
NEEDLE TIP: Use larger or smaller needles if necessary to obtain correct tension. Everyone’s knitting style is different, so it is essential to gauge swatch for each project in new yarn. *
Always adjust suggested needle size shown in pattern for your knitting style to get correct gauge so hat will fit and you don’t run out of yarn. Don’t skip this step - it will save you time and frustration in the long run! (See pattern resources for tutorial on correct method for gauge swatches.)
yarn quantities
Kettle Yarn Co. Baskerville 2.0
British Bluefaced Leicester • Gotland
100g = approx. 350m | 383yds
MC: One skein Dawn
Kettle Yarn Co. Islington Fingering
British Bluefaced Leicester • Silk
100g = approx. 400m | 437yds
CC: One skein Pewter
YARN TIP: Always use the yarn with the most bounce for the ribbing, in this case the Baskerville 2.0. This insures an elastic edging that won’t stretch out.
tools
Crochet hook, spare circular needle or DPN, smooth length of scrap yarn, stitch markers tapestry needle and blocking aids.
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