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Rollin' Beret Rollin' Beret by Woolly Wormhead Sample details Needles & Notions Yarn Bulky [135yd/123m per100g;Bulky 100% Wool] Handspun inShown HandPaintedYarn.com needle Tapestry necessary as Stitch marker to obtaingauge needed or 5mm/UK6/US8 sizeSet DPNs/Circular yarn.ply weight,or orsingle multi- Chunky Aran Heavy 135yd/123m/100g Skills required Sizes Gauge & I-cords decreases, Knit purl & knitting sts, in the round,increases 48.25, 51] cm Finished size: 19,20] 17[18, in/43.25[46, cm 19[20, fitin/48.25 size: 21,22] 53,56] [51, To St.St.over 16 sts to 4in/10cm x20rows on needles 5mm ©2005 Woolly Wormhead, all rights reserved Product no. 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AnnCualmar d e n C ap Karenin 17, K2tog; rpt from end to * 18, K2tog; rpt from end to * *K2tog; rpt* *K2tog; from end to This Hat This will require a gentle (WW197KCamdenCap) creation. visuallyand in its styleand interest both brim, this offers cap AHat with classica (WW198KKarenin) andlong days nights. comfort cold offers on earflaps integrated styleHat withaviator weight thisknit, aran Awarm and protective [3 sts] [108 sts] [90sts] [96sts] [102 sts] [114 sts] www.woollywormhead.com ©2005 Woolly Wormhead, all rights reserved Thanks to my Patreon supporters for bringing you this freebie! I know that not everyone can afford to pay for By the way, I’ve also put a lot knitting patterns, and that’s a problem. Creating of work into ensuring you get quality patterns and tutorials takes a lot of work, all the support you need to and a lot of resources. 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