Wool cap 3-in-1 pattern
Wool cap 3-in-1 pattern
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DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
The round, flat top is worked from the center out with inc, then the brim is knitted. Choose which of the three versions of the cap you want to make, and knit accordingly – (opt.) adding a visor, ears, or i-cord ties. Weave in the ends, felt in the wash, shape it, and block it.
The three versions of the cap in this pattern:
No. 1 - The one without visor and ears.
No. 2 - The one with visor and without ears.
No. 3 - The one with visor and ears.
It is knitted with postive ease and felted to correct size.
The pattern is digital, and will be sent through mail as a PDF. In the pattern you'll find guiding videos (which sends you to youtube).
WHAT DO YOU NEED
WHAT DO YOU NEED
Tools
5 mm / US 8 circular needle 30 cm / 12 in.
4 double pointed needles 5 mm / US 8.
8 mesh markers.
Tapestry needle or crochet hook.
Stitch holder.
Optional: needles and blocking mat.
Yarn
Incawool from Hjertegarn.100% wool.
Weight/length: 100 g = approx. 160 m.
Gauge: 10 x 10 cm = 18 sts.
1 skein used - approx. 100 g.
Yarn alternatives from Gepard:
Woolia (Weight/Length: 50 g = 132 m)
Pura Lana (Weight/Length: 50 g = 115 m)
FELTING
FELTING
Washing instructions
40°C / 104°F
1400 rpm
2.5 hours - cotton program
Wool/delicate detergent
About felting
Felting is a somewhat magical process that requires trial and error, so it’s important to follow the instructions carefully – temperature, spin speed, etc. Shorter washing will result in less felting and a larger cap; longer washing will felt more and make it smaller. It’s best if the machine is empty except for the cap.
SIZEGUIDE
SIZEGUIDE
DISCLAIMER: I made this sizeguide myself with calculations from the gauge in the yarn.
Adult unisex: approx. 56-57 cm around the edge after felting.
