This pattern was originally from Rib Magazine and is now re-issued as a Ravelry pattern.

The ideal yarn is a smooth, solid-color, worsted-spun wool that is 300 meters in 100g to emphasize the textures.

The Revolution Watch Cap is a sampler designed to introduce the knitter to sequence knitting. Every round of this briliant design uses the same stitch sequence, but through variations in the number of stitches, the fabric transforms.

Finished Measurements
20 (23, 26)” / 51 (58, 66) cm x 8¾” / 22 cm
Shown in size 23” / 58 cm with ½” / 1.5 cm of negative ease

Yarn
1 skein of Jaggerspun Greenline Organic Merino (100% organic merino; 332 yd / 304 m per 100 g) or 165 (189, 214) yd / 151 (173, 196) m of sport weight yarn
Sample shown in Jaggerspun Greenline Organic Merino in Gunmetal

Needles
One 16” / 40 cm circular needle in size US 2½ / 3 mm
DPNs in size US 2½ / 3 mm
Or use a needle size to obtain gauge after blocking

Notions
Stitch markers (two in a distinct color or style), tapestry needle

Gauge
23 sts and 41 rnds = 4” / 10 cm in 3x3 Rib after blocking, slightly stretched

Notes
Because this pattern is an introduction to sequence knitting, we have included notes throughout the pattern to guide your work and to help you understand how each section affects the fabric.

It is possible to fine tune the fit of the given sizes by adjusting the needle size down to US 2 / 2.75 mm or up to US 3 / 3.25 mm.

As with any textured knitting, use a yarn that is well suited to showing off texture. The yarn used for the sample comes in clean solids and has a round shape for good stitch definition. When the sequence is written in square brackets (e.g., k3, p3), repeat the sequence again and again.