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These mittens are an ode to my favorite duology, Six of Crows and Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo. If you love world-building, high -stakes heist, intricate plots, lots of suspense and action, this duology set in the Grishaverse is PERFECT for you! It is a masterpiece, full of rich details, twists and turns, unexpected outcomes, and you will fall in love with every single “crow.”
  
Skills needed - How to read a knitting chart, stranded colorwork knitting, how to increase and decrease stitches, how to put stitches on hold for thumb
  
Materials:
Fingering weight yarn:
MC~ 165 yards/ 151 meters & CC ~ 105 yards/ 96 meters
US 1/ 2.25mm needles (shorties, DPNs, and/ or circular needles for magic loop method)
\*Stitch marker(s)
\*Tapestry needle
\*Scrap yarn for thumb (smooth is best, ~12”)
  
Finished size if knit according to gauge:
Circumference: ~20.5cm/ 8”
Total length (including cuff): ~24.75cm/ 9.75”
Palm length (from thumb hole to tip): ~ 14cm/ 5.5”
  
Suggested st gauges (fair isle blocked) for other finished circumferences:
7.5” —-> 42sts
8.5” --> 38 sts
9” —-> 36 sts
  
Gauge: 40 sts x 42 rounds 4” x 4” colorwork pattern in the round, blocked
  
Craft: KNITTING
  
Skill Level: Intermediate
Language: English only

Lighthearted Mittens uses the same heart motif as the Wholehearted patterns. Tiny hearts dance across these mittens on both sides and the thumb. These are a fitted style and very comfortable and toasty.
 
Skills needed - How to read a knitting chart, stranded colorwork knitting, how to increase and decrease stitches, how to put stitches on hold for thumb
 
**Materials:**
Fingering weight yarn:
MC~ 225 yards/ 205 meters CC ~ 90 yards/ 83 meters
US 1/ 2.25mm needles (shorties, DPNs, and/ or circular needles for magic loop method)
\*Stitch marker(s) \*Tapestry needle \*Scissors
\*Scrap yarn for thumb (smooth is best, ~12”)
 
Finished size if knit according to gauge:
Circumference: ~20.5cm/ 8”
Total length (including cuff): ~24.75cm/ 9.75”
Palm length (from thumb hole to tip): ~ 14cm/ 5.5”
 
Suggested st gauges (fair isle blocked) for other finished circumferences:
7.5” —-> 42sts
8.5” —-> 38 sts
9” —-> 36 sts
 
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Let's play with more colors with the Heartwaves Cowl! This stranded colorwork pattern is a great way to use up small bits of yarn and you can use as many colors as you want! There are two options for finishing this cowl: the pictured i-cord tie or match the corrugated ribbing. 
  
Adjustments for other yarn weights can be done and suggestions are provided for fingering, worsted, and aran options.
  
Materials:
DK weight yarns:
Main Color ~ 180-190 yards
Contrast Color ~ 14-15 yards each repeat
Corrugated ribbing ~23-25 yards for each end
  
US 5/ 3.75mm 22-24” circular needles
US 6/ 4mm 22-24” circular needles
Or needles needed to make gauge
  
\*Stitch marker
\*Tapestry needle
\*Scissors
  
Gauge: 4” x 4 “ on US 6/ 4mm needles blocked
Fair isle: 24 sts x 28 rnds
  
Skills: How to read colorwork charts, basic knit/ purl stitches and decreases, how to block a finished piece
  
• Knowledge of fair isle knitting is required (ie. reading colorwork charts and catching floats)
• This pattern does not include written instructions for the fair isle pattern.
  
  
Finished measurements are approximately:
~12” wide x 13.5” tall after blocking (i-cord option)
  
Language: English only

These fun colorwork mittens pair beautifully with the Wholehearted Hat and Wholehearted Cowl! The same heart motif is used to create  these cute mittens. A peasant thumb helps to give these mittens the classic look.

Written for a medium adult size, other sizes can be achieved by using a different gauge. The short motif allows for some room for lengthening/ shortening the hand portion. 

**Skills** - How to read a knitting chart, stranded colorwork knitting, how to increase and decrease stitches, how to put stitches on hold for thumb

**Materials:**
Worsted weight yarn: for size M as charted
MC ~ 140 yards/ 128 meters    CC ~ 45 yards/ 41 meters
Recommended yarn: Laines du Nord Vasto, Kelbourne Woolens Germantown
US 3/ 3.25mm needles for cuff (optional)
US 4/ 3.5mm needles (shorties, DPNs, or circular needles for magic loop method)
*Stitch marker		
*Tapestry needle     	
*Scissors     	
*Scrap yarn for peasant thumb (smooth is best, ~12”)

**Finished size if knit according to gauge:** 
Circumference: ~21 cm/ 8.3”
Length (including cuff): ~24.75cm/ 9.75”


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Get your stash and scraps ready! Easily adjustable and adaptable for bits and pieces you've been saving, this pattern is a chance to play with all the colors. It features a simple folded brim and mainly stockinette. Think of this pattern as more of a guide to creating your own unique masterpiece!
 
**Materials:**
DK (3) - Total ~210-215 yards
Brim ~ 110 yards
Each color change block ~ 25 yards
US 4/ 3.5mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
 
Worsted (4) - Total ~165-170 yards
Brim ~ 90 yards
Each color change block ~20 yards
US 6/ 4mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
 
• Stitch markers (5 + 1 unique for beginning of round marker) \* Tapestry needle \*Scissors
 
 
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The Jesper Bracers joins the collection in a fun mash-up of the [Jesper Bandana Cowl](https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/jesper-bandana-cowl) and [Jesper Mitts.](https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/jesper-mitts) Like the bandana cowl, this uses Japanese short rows for shaping. The texture is stretchy and very forgiving to extend over the forearm, and length is adjustable for the amount of coverage up the forearm. The left and right mitts mirror each other perfectly and because this uses worsted weight yarn, it's also a very quick knit!
  
Various sizes are achieved by changing the gauge.
  
**Materials:**
Worsted weight yarn ~ 110-120 yards
Recommended: Laines du Nord Vasto
US 6/ 4mm shorties, DPNs, or circular needles for magic loop method
\*Stitch markers (1 BOR marker, 2 different to mark thumb gusset)
\*2 removable progress keepers (for Japanese short rows)
\*Tapestry needle
  
\*Scissors
  
\*Scrap yarn or stitch holder
  
**Finished sizes:**
Hand circ with suggested gauges:
XS ~5.5-6" at 22-23 sts
S ~6.5-7” at 20 sts
M ~7-7.5” at 18 sts
L ~8-8.75” at 16 sts
XL~ 9-9.5” at 14 sts

Wholehearted - showing or characterized by complete sincerity and commitment; earnest devotion without reservation or misgiving. This is a reminder to ourselves to engage life with an open heart, letting go of fear and self-doubt. ♥
 
Written as the companion to the Wholehearted Hat, this also features the same all-over heart motif. 2 yarn weights are included with a table at the end for adjustments to other yarn weights.
 
Skills: How to read colorwork charts, basic knit/ purl stitches, how to block a finished piece
 
• Knowledge of fair isle knitting is required (ie. reading colorwork charts and catching floats)
• This pattern does not include written instructions for the fair isle pattern.
 
 
**Materials:**
DK weight yarn (3): 2 contrasting colors
Main Color ~ 200 yards
Contrast Color ~ 90 yards
US 5/ 3.75mm 22-24” circular needles
US 6/ 4mm 22-24” circular needles
 
Worsted weight yarn (4): 2 contrasting colors
Main Color ~ 160 yards
Contrast Color ~ 65 yards
US 7/ 4.5mm 22-24” circular needles
US 8/ 5mm 22-24” circular needles
 
\*Stitch marker(s) \*Tapestry needle \*Scissors
 
**Gauge**: 4” x 4 “ on larger needles, in fair isle pattern, blocked.
DK: 24 sts x 28 rnds Worsted: 20 sts x 24 rnds
 
**Finished size**: ~12” wide (measured flat) x ~10” tall (height is adjustable)
 
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Heartspell came from trying to find a name for another pattern, the Wholehearted Hat. I loved the suggestion so much, I decided to work backwards and create this pattern to fit the name. ♥
 
This design features half hearts that look like magic swirling up to the crown. The hearts fizzle out on top. It is written for both DK and worsted weight yarns with a table of suggestion on how to convert this to aran and bulky weights.
 
This is an advanced type pattern as it requires catching some floats and is charted only.
 
**Materials:**
DK weight yarn (3): 2 contrasting colors Recommended yarns: Miss Babs Yowza
Main Color ~ 130 yards
Contrast Color ~ 45 yards
US 5/ 3.75mm 16” circular needles
US 6/ 4mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
 
Worsted weight yarn (4): 2 contrasting colors Recommended yarns: Fainting Goat Fiber Co
Main Color ~ 120
Contrast Color ~ 40 yards
US 7/ 4.5mm 16” circular needles
US 8/ 5mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
 
**Gauges:** on larger needles, fair isle blocked
DK: 24 sts x 28 rnds
Worsted: 20 sts x 24 rnds
 
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~ Shizen/ 自然 ~
Noro Yarns is known for the rich tapestry of colors inspired by nature. Sometimes beauty is not in intricate stitches, but in their simplicity. This simple stockinette mitten uses beginner friendly techniques and doesn't differentiate between left or right. The thumb hole is easily created using a piece of scrap yarn (called a peasant thumb) and requires minimal picking up of stitches (just 1 on each side of the thumb!).
  
Aran weight yarn: 66 grams (~145 yards) for size M
Recommended yarn: Noro Ito
US 7/ 4.5mm shorties, DPNs, or circular needles for magic loop method
\*Stitch marker \*Tapestry needle \*Scissors \*Scrap yarn (smooth is best, ~12”)
  
• Removable progress keeper is helpful to keep track of rounds
  
  
Gauge: 20 sts x 28 rounds 4” x 4” stockinette in the round
  
Finished sizes: Easily adjustable via gauge (given in the pattern for the different sizes)
  
Hand circumferences:
S ~6.5-7”
M ~7-7.5”
L ~7.75-8.25

Simple textures are sometimes exactly what we need for a relaxing project. These mitts feature an elongated stitch that is so classy, and is done without a cable needle! The design pairs perfectly with the Ascendio Beanie. The mitts feature an additional option to make a mirrored left hand so the "swoops" go the other way.
 
Although written for just 3 sizes (for each yarn weight), it's fairly easy to adjust and suggestions are given in the pattern.
 
Materials:
Worsted weight: ~110-120 yards for the pair (yardage is for size M)
US 6/ 4mm DPNs or circular needles long enough for magic loop
 
DK weight: ~120-125 yards for the pair (size M)
US 4/ 3.5mm DPNs or circular needles long enough for magic loop
 
\*Stitch marker(s) \*Tapestry needle \*Scissors \*Scrap yarn or stitch holder
 
Finished circumferences:
**Worsted weight:**
S/M ~ 7-7.5”
M/L ~ 7.75-8”
L/XL ~ 8.5-9”
 
**DK weight:**
S ~ 6.5”
M ~ 7.5”
L ~ 8”
 
Language: English only
 
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This beautiful stranded colorwork pattern is an ode to loving wholeheartedly, always. An all-over motif continues to the crown. The pattern is charted only, no written instructions for the colorwork portion.
 
The main pattern is written for DK weight yarns and it is quite important to gauge swatch for proper fit. Meeting stitch gauge is more crucial than row gauge. Adjustments for other yarn weights can be done and a table is provided at the end of the pattern with suggestions.
 
Materials:
DK weight yarns: Main Color ~ 130-140 yards, Contrast Color ~ 45-50 yards
Suggested yarns: Dream in Color Classy, Miss Babs Yowza
 
US 5/ 3.75mm 16” circular needles
US 6/ 4mm 16” circular needles and DPNs or magic loop to finish crown
Or needles needed to make gauge
 
\*Stitch marker
\*Tapestry needle
\*Scissors
 
Gauge: 4” x 4 “ on US 6/ 4mm needles blocked
Fair isle: 24 sts x 28 rnds
 
Skills: How to read colorwork charts, basic knit/ purl stitches and decreases, how to block a finished piece
 
• Knowledge of fair isle knitting is required (ie. reading colorwork charts and catching floats)
• This pattern does not include written instructions for the fair isle pattern.
 
 
Finished measurements are approximately:
~9.25” wide x 9.25” tall after blocking
 
Language: English only
 
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Fair Isle Hat Knitting Pattern – Wholehearted Hearts Colorwork (PDF Pattern)

This design is named for Jesper Fahey from the Six of Crows duology by Leigh Bardugo. He is a charming and quick-witted sharpshooter with a penchant for gambling. He often wears a cocky smile and is known for his flashy style and love of guns. The textured pattern reminds me of clubs or spades from a deck of cards. Incorporating into a cloche just felt right for Jesper’s style, especially when the crown ends up like a bullseye!
  
There are so many ways to style this if you're not a fan of the cloche style. Block the brim flat and wear it as a bucket hat. Block one side as instructed and style it as a bonnet with the fold in the front, as a cloche with the fold on the side and tilted, or as a baseball cap with the bill in front!
  
Knowledge needed: Provisional cast on, M1R (make 1 stitch), and the basics (knit, purl, k2tog, ssk)
  
**Materials:**
Worsted weight ~215-220 yards
Suggested yarns: Fainting Goat Fiber Co non-superwash worsted, Cascade 220
US 6/ 4mm 16” circular needles and DPNs or magic loop to finish crown
US 5/ 3.75mm 16” circular needles or smaller needle size to join the provisional cast on to the body
  
\*Stitch marker \*Tapestry needle \*Scissors
\*Crochet hook (if needed for PCO)
  
• Long piece of scrap yarn for provisional cast on
  
  
For blocking: Helpful to have a 6-8” styrofoam ball for shaping, pins, and spray starch if you want to stiffen the brim (ie. Aleene's Stiffen-Quick Fabric Stiffening Spray). None of these items are needed though! See the photo tutorials on the last page.
  
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These fitted mitts are perfect for managing mischief. Its wandering stitches match the Marauders Hat and are mirrored on each hand. Fun increases and decreases help to create the meandering stitches.
  
Materials:
Worsted weight yarn ~100-110 yards
US 5/ 3.75mm needles (pattern is written for magic loop, easily adapted for dpns)
Stitch marker (3)
Tapestry needle
Scissors
Scrap yarn or stitch holder
  
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When you wish upon a star...
  
Starsong is a textured delight. This bandana cowl is knit on circular needles and shaped with short rows. The fit is comfortable and the knitting process is relaxing with the simple repeat. The back of the cowl has a shorter length, meaning less bunching and fabric at the back of the neck. This style fits so well underneath peacoats and winter jackets!
  
The pattern has 2 variations (right or left leaning) and instructions for 3 sizes. It is very easy to resize though, because being off gauge just a little bit won't make or break this design.
  
Materials:
Worsted weight yarn 175-210 yards
US 9/ 5.5mm needles
3 stitch markers (1 different for beginning of round)
Tapestry needle
Scissors
  
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Starsong Cowl Knitting Pattern – Textured Bandana (PDF Pattern)

Something simple and customizable for everyone in the family! There's just something so comfortable about a slouchy beanie - easy to wear, easy to toss into a bag or pocket, stylish and it really looks great on everyone. This pattern takes that up one notch by letting you create something truly unique for everyone.
  
Using a basic foundation, there are decorative bands spaced throughout that the knitter can change up. Choose to knit 2 bands for a slouchy style, or 3 bands for an ultra slouchy style. Each decorative band is short enough to insert small stitch patterns, so mix and match to make each beanie one-of-a-kind.
  
Although the pattern is written only for one adult size, it is also simple enough to adjust the circumference. The pattern tells you how to adjust for the crown decrease if you do.
  
Materials:
DK weight yarn ~ 175-180 yards for shorter version, ~205-210 yards for super slouchy version
US 3/ 3.25mm 16” circular needles
US 4/ 3.5mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns (or size needed to obtain gauge)
  
• Stitch markers (5 + 1 unique for beginning of round marker)
• Tapestry needle
• Scissors
  
  
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Molly Slouch Knitting Pattern, digital PDF download, magical stitches

The Flamefall knitting pattern is an intermediate level design that creates a cozy cowl or stylish kerchief in three adult sizes. This seamless, bottom-up pattern features short rows and textured stitches, with detailed written instructions, photo, and video tutorials for guidance.
**Unique Features-**
  
• Seamless construction for a polished finish
• Short rows create a unique shape
• Detailed tutorials for all skill levels
  
  
**Materials Needed-**
  
• Needle: 5.5mm (US Size 9.0)
• Yarns: Classy with Cashmere (Worsted weight, 175-210 yards), Seis Cabos (Worsted weight)
• Gauge: 16 Stitches by 22 Row = 4 Inches in Stockinette In The Round

Flamefall Bandana Cowl Knitting Pattern – Knit Neck Warmer (PDF Pattern)

These meandering stitches travel all over the hat, reminiscent of the footprints on the Marauder’s Map! Written for 2 yarn weights, DK and worsted, this makes a lightweight and comfortable beanie suitable for everyone. It’s a fun pattern to watch come to life with each round.
 
The pattern is written and charted, allowing you to knit using you preferred method. It's a fitted style with slouch in the crown. Length can be adjusted as there are 4 places to begin decreasing.
 
**Materials:**
Worsted: 130-140 yards
US 6/ 4mm 16” circular needles
US 7/ 4.5mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
 
DK: 160-180 yards
US 3/ 3.25mm 16” circular needles
US 4/ 3.5mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
 
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A beautiful textured bandana cowl is a wardrobe staple. It's easy to style without a lot of bulk in the back of the neck. Much like my other bandana cowl designs, this is a seamless knit started in the round, using short rows (Japanese short rows for this one) to provide the shaping from the bottom upwards and out. It is then joined back together in the back to lengthen. Blocking is essential to shaping as the stitch pattern has quite a bit of lateral stretch.
  
Pattern is written for 3 sizes with suggestions in notes on how to adjust for additional sizes. Tutorials links are included for the Japanese short rows. Photo tutorial and video tutorial included for the special stitches.
  
Materials:
Worsted/ Aran ~ 190-220 yards/ 174-201 meters
US 8/ 5mm 16” and 22” circular needles (16” is optional, but easier for tubular cast on method)
US 7/ 4.5mm 22” circular needles
Crochet hook of similar size (56mm)
Scrap yarn for tubular cast on using the provisional cast on method ~ 3 yards)
\*1 BOR stitch marker \*1 (or 2) stitch markers to mark center stitch
\*2 Locking stitch markers \*Tapestry needle \*Scissors
  
Language: English only
  
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Knitting Pattern: Jesper Bandana Cowl - Textured Unisex Design (PDF Pattern Only Digital)

Designed for Dream in Color Yarn May pop-up club!
  
Inspired by The Secret Garden, this half-pi shawl tells a story from seeds to bold blossoms. The use of simple stitches create a visually stunning motif in two contrasting colors, with just one color used at a time. The shawl can be made longer with more rows added before the final border and bind off. A picot edging adds decorative charm like the points of a fence.
  
Photo tutorials and helpful links are included in the pattern to help you along.
  
Materials:
Fingering weight ~ 2 skeins of Dream in Color Smooshy Cashmere
US 6/ 4mm 32” circular needles (or longer)
\*2 Stitch markers
\*Tapestry needle
\*Scissors
\*Blocking mats and T-pins for blocking

Knitting Pattern - Garden Shawl, digital PDF download, floral mosaic slipped stitches half-pi shaping

Welcome to the Grishaverse. This fantasy world where magic and science live side by side, a universe created by Leigh Bardugo, spans several books, beginning with the Shadow & Bone trilogy. While I loved this particular trilogy, my favorite from this world is the Six of Crows duology. Complex characters, good storytelling, plot twists (especially in the Six of Crows duology), and lots of action make this one of my all-time favorite worlds to dive back into time and again.
\*\* This design uses the irregular double knit technique to keep the image appearing the same (rather than mirrored) on both the inside and outside of the hat.
  
Materials:
Fingering weight - 2 high contrasting colors
Color A - white Color B - dark green
~175-200 yards of each color
US 0/ 2.00mm 16”/40cm circular needles or longer cords for magic loop method or DPNs
\*6 Stitch markers (one different for beginning of round)
\*Tapestry needle \*Scissors
  
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Make this hat from super bulky (meant for Manos del Uruguay Franca) to fingering weight! The ultimate adventurous knit, engaging and fun, with something for everybody!
  
This pattern is easy to adjust, with instructions given on how to resize. Two crown options make this even more customizable for a preferred fit. It's best to knit for the fabric desired and important to ensure that you have enough yarn to complete your project. Photo and video tutorials are also included in the pattern!
  
**Materials: smaller sized needles are optional for the brim**
  
DK: ~200-210 yards
US 5/ 3.75mm 16” circular needles
US 6/ 4mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
  
Worsted: ~ 185-195 yards
US 7/ 4.5mm 16” circular needles
US 8/ 5mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
  
Aran: ~160-170 yards
US 8/ 5mm 16” circular needles
US 9/ 5.5mm 16” circular needles and/ or dpns
  
Light bulky: ~130-137 yards
US 10/ 6mm 16” circular needles
US 10.5/ 6.5mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
  
Bulky: ~115-120 yards
US 10.5/ 6.5mm 16” circular needles
US 11/ 8mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
  
Super bulky: ~100-114 yards
Manos del Uruguay Franca recommended!
US 13/ 9mm 16” circular needles and/ or dpns
  
\*Stitch marker \*Tapestry needle \*Scissors \*Crochet hook (optional, but helpful)
  
**Gauges:**
DK: 22 sts x 32 rnds
Worsted: 18 sts x 28 rnds
Aran: 16 sts x 24 rnds
Light bulky: 14 sts x 20 rnds
Bulky: 11 sts x 16 rnds
Super bulky: 10sts x 12 rnds

Feathertail Hat Knitting Pattern: Textured Dragon Scale Knit (PDF Digital Download)

Inspired by Jesper Fahey of the popular Six of Crows duology by Leigh Bardugo, this all-over texture design is fun to knit and has a good mix of skills to learn. Options are included for sizing adjustments.
  
Non-superwash yarns knit up beautifully for a rustic look that maintains the beautiful texture. Aran weight means it knits up quickly but will still keep your hands cozy.
  
Materials:
Heavy worsted or aran weight yarn ~110-130 yards
US 6/ 4mm shorties, DPNs, or circular needles for magic loop method
Similarly sized crochet hook (for provisional cast on)
Long piece of scrap yarn (for provisional cast on)
3 stitch markers
  
\*Tapestry needle, Scissors, Stitch holder or scrap yarn

Knitting Pattern - Jesper Mitts, digital PDF download only, grishaverse, fingerless mitts mittens, textured

These mitts are complete the coordinating set with the Darlington Hat. This design is named for the gentleman of Lethe from The Ninth House trilogy by Leigh Bardugo. Dive into a world of hidden gateways and portals, magic and the arcane, where nightmare and fantasy collide.
  
This pattern/design can be used with several different types of novelty yarn. It can be difficult to find patterns for these yarns, with their different fibers and textures, but it’s a different game when they’re held double with a “normal” yarn we’re accustomed to. Alternating yarn held double with a single strand, this beautiful and simple texture is enhanced and the concentric circles stand out when worn.
  
\*\* Note:\*\* This pattern does seem to use more yarn than usual. Yardage is listed for a single strand of Laines du Nord Vasto, ranging from 5.5" to 9.5" in hand circumference.

 A visit with my best friend led me to this movie. It’s one of her favorites and she said she would love to have the cap in the movie. So, me being me, I said I’d make it for her. While it’s not an exact replica, it’s pretty similar. It sits just above your ears and fits nicely on the crown.

Note: The fair isle portion has a FIXED height in order to best replicate the design in the movie.
For blocking, I used an upside down trick-or-treat bucket.

**Materials:**
Bulky weight - Wool of the Andes Bulky (non-superwash recommended)
MC - Camel, 1 ball      CC - Cranberry, 1 ball
US 11/ 8mm 16” circular needles and/or DPNs or longer cord for magic loop method 

* BOR stitch marker 
*3 additional stitch markers 
* Tapestry needle 
* Scissors



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