Photos, text and design \u00a9 Paula_m (Susanne M\u00fcller)<\/p>\n
The cap is knitted from bottom to top in rounds on a short circular knitting needle, only the stitch stop and the removals are worked on a set of double-pointed needles. First, the envelope collar is knitted with left patent stitches in the half-patent pattern, then the body is \u201cmirrored\u201d in the half-patent pattern with right patent stitches. Thus, the same pattern is produced on the front side when the bundle is folded over. The decreases for the cap tip are operated as double decreases with right and left inclination. For this hat, it is recommended to use a yarn that is somewhat elastic, otherwise the half-patent pattern tends to \u2018weed out\u2019. Pure cotton or pure alpaca, for example, are not so suitable.<\/p>\n
Techniques used: Italian mesh cut, semi-patent, single and double take-offs with left and right tilt. All techniques used are explained directly in the manual or with the help of links to tutorials.<\/p>\n
Size<\/strong> Gauge<\/strong> MATERIAL<\/strong> Needles
\nKopfumfang: 46 – 49 (50 – 53) 54 -57 (58 – 61)<\/p>\n
\nHalf-patent with Nd 3.0 mm: 22-23 M x 52-54 R = 10 x 10 cm (washed and measured undextended)
\nSelect a different needle size if necessary to adapt the gauges.<\/p>\n
\n100 (100) 100 (100) g Merino 120 of Lang Yarns (100 % sausage wool, merino extra fine; LL 120 m\/ 50)<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Rundstricknadel 3,0 mm (50-60 cm)
\ndouble-pointed needles 3.0 mm (20 cm)
\nWer mit der \u201aMagic Loop Methode\u2018 arbeitet, ben\u00f6tigt eine lange Rundstricknadel 3,0 mm (80 – 100 cm)<\/p>\n