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Noall'te Beret
The whorl that inspired this hat was made by the Sami people of the Arctic Scandinavian region, and noall’te is a Sami word for spindle whorl. The flat whorl, etched with lines and dots radiating from the shaft hole, called out to be a jaunty colorwork beret (accompanied by a Scandinavian-inspired pair of mittens!) The yarn, Classic Elite MountainTop Vista, comes only in natural, undyed shades, perfectly reminiscent of the stone whorls of the Sami.
Materials:
• 100 yards of two different colors of Classic Elite MountainTop Vista (50% wool, 50% alpaca) or other worsted yarn (color A and color B)
• US size 6 4mm for working in the round
• US size 8 5mm for working in the round
Techniques:
Knit in the round, decreases, stranded colorwork.
Thanks to technical editor Steph Boardman, photographer Kathryn Walbert, and my wonderful test knitters!
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- First published: November 2013
- Page created: November 20, 2013
- Last updated: November 20, 2013 …
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