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camwynFinished another hat.
hat was done in certified organic Merino yarn, O-wool, from the Vermont Organic Fiber Company. Worsted weight, 100 grams/3.5 oz.; I used a size 3 circular needle. The emblem is done in duplicate stitch embroidery. This hat was basically 'cast on 100 stitches, do an inch of k1p1 rib, work this chart where black = knit and white = purl, then go back to k1p1 rib for ten inches, then start reducing for the crown'. Pretty simple stuff. I did about four inches of the rib while watching Pan's Labyrinth, since it kept me from biting my nails. The duplicate stitch was the hardest part, really.
hat was done in certified organic Merino yarn, O-wool, from the Vermont Organic Fiber Company. Worsted weight, 100 grams/3.5 oz.; I used a size 3 circular needle. The emblem is done in duplicate stitch embroidery. This hat was basically 'cast on 100 stitches, do an inch of k1p1 rib, work this chart where black = knit and white = purl, then go back to k1p1 rib for ten inches, then start reducing for the crown'. Pretty simple stuff. I did about four inches of the rib while watching Pan's Labyrinth, since it kept me from biting my nails. The duplicate stitch was the hardest part, really.
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