Did you guess how we are going to finish this off? Might remind you of how we began in clue one, only in reverse. BUT, then, it is a little different. How could I let a week go by without a picot bind off?
Round 1: With A, knit.
Round 2: With A, purl.
Round 3: With B, knit.
Round 4: With A, knit.
With B, work a picot bind off as follows: Cable CO 2 sts, BO 7, *place single loop from right hand needle onto the left hand needle, Cable CO 2, BO 7, repeat from * until end of round.
Weave in ends and gently block; I hit it with a little bit of steam, but be careful as the silk content could lead to stretching (a little stretch was welcome to squeeze out a bit more length). Blocking will not take away the rolling edge which I intentionally chose to include to use it in a decorative exploit.
Variation: You could CO 130 on a 24 inch circular and follow the same instructions to make a cowl.
Weave in ends and gently block; I hit it with a little bit of steam, but be careful as the silk content could lead to stretching (a little stretch was welcome to squeeze out a bit more length). Blocking will not take away the rolling edge which I intentionally chose to include to use it in a decorative exploit.
Variation: You could CO 130 on a 24 inch circular and follow the same instructions to make a cowl.
When you go to share your project on Ravelry, you can find it by both the names Anne's Mystery or Perpendicular.
3 cheers! Thank you for following along. Tune in tomorrow for a PDF of the entire pattern. Also, remember to pop into the store tomorrow, Sat., Dec. 3 for our Holiday Party.
If you like the corrugated ribbing, then you might want to take a look at these patterns (some are free, or for pay, or from books and this set is a tiny selection of this technique's application):
Two by One by Mandy Powers
Nepali Hat by Tina Whitmore
Unisex Leftover Sock Yarn Neckwarmer by Dorisann Allenson
If you like the corrugated ribbing, then you might want to take a look at these patterns (some are free, or for pay, or from books and this set is a tiny selection of this technique's application):
Two by One by Mandy Powers
Nepali Hat by Tina Whitmore
Unisex Leftover Sock Yarn Neckwarmer by Dorisann Allenson
Binah Bokharan Kippah / Kufi / Pillbox Hat by Leslie TikkunTree
Brand New Corrugated Pillbox Hat by Ellen Rogers
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