So knowing this, I cast on for the hat using one size larger needles than I had for the mitts. I cast on enough stitches that the cables where in pairs, with 2 going left then the next 2 going right around the hat. I have no idea how many stitches that was - I didn't write anything down. I knit along for awhile and then dropped a needle size to shart shaping the hat. Then I did a couple of decrease rows taking out one of the cable pairs, went down another needle size, and so on until I had enough stitches left to pull the yarn through and bind off.
I don't know if she actually wears this set, but I made it and it's lovely. It's a beautiful pink merino wool. Sitting in the basement at the computer, I wish that I had made some for myself! It's 50+ degrees outside with the sunshining, but really cold downstairs. No Fair!
i LOVE it all!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou know..i live in New England, too.........just wondering if you knew.......
Pink AND merino AND cables...I think I'm a tad green with envy.
ReplyDeleteHi G!
ReplyDeleteThe pink's pretty. I like it a lot. I'm sure she's loving them.....You never have too many coats.
They are quite lovely. Fit for a queen, so to speak...
ReplyDeleteIts gorgeous! I only wish you wrote down what you did!!! lol
ReplyDeleteI do wear them! & I love them!
ReplyDeleteand for the record..I only have 3 winter coats!