My favourite toque
Fits most adults
Yarn: worsted weight
Weight (in ounces and grams) of the skein/ball: 3.5 oz/ 100 grams
Length (in yards and meters) of the skein/ball: 230 yards/ 210 metres
Needle size: 1 pair of 4.50 mm (7 US, 7 UK)
Tension: 20 stitches x 8 rows = 4 inches over Stockinette stitch
Stitch pattern
4 x 4 rib stitch (over even number of stitches)
Row 1: knit 4, purl 4--to end of row
Repeat row for pattern
1 x 1 rib stitch (over even number of stitches)
Row 1: knit 1, purl 1--to end of row
Repeat row for pattern
Cast on 80 stitches
Work in 4 x 4 rib stitch for 11 inches (27. 5 cm)
This row: knit two together to end of row (40 stitches remain)
Work in 1 x 1 rib for 1 inch (2 cm)
Cast (bind) off, sew seam and weave in ends
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Next post: I will share the story of how I developed this design.
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2 comments:
Leanne - That is one of my favorite colors: celadon, celery, -- the name makes no difference. It's simply lovely.
Yes, it's lovely yarn. I can't remember off the top of my head what yarn producer makes it but I will hunt for that name. I need to sing their praises because not only is the colour lovely but the yarn is ideal for hats. It's actually 100% wool but not that scratchy stuff. And because it is wool it fits nice and snug on my head. I have one ball left and I'm going to make another just like the one in the picture.
Yarn producer name to come soon--I hope.
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