The pattern I'm using starts at the brim. I cast on 128 stitches, then joined in the round. After a rib pattern of K2, P2 for 5 inches, I changed to K4, P2. I'll continue this way for a total of 12 inches. Then I'll start the decreases for the crown.
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I think next time I'll do a few rounds of Purl periodically to add more interest and to smooth out where the ribbing pattern changes. Every project just feeds ideas for the next, or so it seems !!
1 comment:
For warmth and snugness, I actually prefer knitted hats, but for prettiness, I like the crocheted version. It's nice to be able to do both!
Happy Veterans Day!
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