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Fettuccini®
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Hat and Wristlets
Lion Brand®
Fettuccini®
GAUGE:
6 sts + 12 rows = 4 inches [10 cm] in Garter st (k every row). BE SURE TO CHECK YOUR GAUGE.
HAT Cast on 30 sts. Work in Garter st for 2½ inches [6.5 cm]; end with a WS
row. Purl 2 rows. Work 4 inches [10 cm] in St st (k on RS, p on WS). Dec Row (RS) K 1, k2tog, knit to center st, k2tog, k to last 3 sts,
k2tog, k 1 – 27 sts.
Work even until piece measures 6 inches [15 cm] from beg; end with a WS row. Rep
Dec Row – 24 sts. Work even until piece measures 7 inches [18 cm] from beg;
end with a WS row. Rep Dec Row – 21 sts. Continue in St st until piece
measures 8 inches [20.5 cm] from beg; end with a WS row. Last Row (RS) (K2tog) 10 times, k 1 – 11 sts.
Cut yarn, leaving a 15 inches [38 cm] tail.
FINISHING
With large-eyed blunt needle, thread yarn through remaining 11 sts; pull
tightly and secure; then sew seam. Weave in ends.
WRISTLETS
Cast on 12 sts. Work in Garter st for 3 inches [7.5 cm]. Dec 1 st each end
of next row – 10 sts. Continue even in Garter st until piece measures 7 inches
[18 cm] from beg. Increase 1 st each end of next row – 12 sts. Continue even
in Garter st until piece measures 13 inches [33 cm] from beg. Bind off loosely.
Cut yarn, leaving a 24 inches [61 cm] tail.
FINISHING
With large-eyed blunt needle, sew 9½ inches [24 cm] of seam closed. Leave
next 2 inches [5 cm] open for thumb, and sew remaining 1½ inches [4 cm] seam.
Weave in ends.
ABBREVIATIONS / REFERENCES Click for explanation and illustration courtesy of Lion Brand Yarn
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