Oh. I am starting at the brim of the hat, knitting a tube, and tying it up when I am done. It's not a particularly tight stitch, so that will do.
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Can someone help me find the right yarn?
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Melinda Meahan - take out TRASH to reply wrote: > Mirjam Bruck-Cohen wrote: >> Melinda did you start from the Middle or the edges ? >> mirjam
She means did you start from the top of the hat (the middle) or the bottom (the edges).
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Sorry to have confused you Melinda ,, i like to start hats in the middle , on dps cast on 4 stiches , slide to other end of needle and k all 4 from the first cast on stich , now take a dp , k1 make 1 into 1st st. k1 make 1 , [4st go on 1st dp, take another [2nd] dp , k1 make 1 [2 st on this dp] , and k1 make 1 on
3rd dp. from now on knit one round and knit 1 make 1 on same stich every 2nd round till you have enough stitches for circumference of head ,,,,, now knit as long as you need prefereably in k1 p1 , but you can do it k2 p2 ,,,,, untill work is long enough cast off in ribbing pattern with a needle at least 2 mm bigger than knitting needle .. mirjam
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Ay, there's the rub. I am not really good at double-points -- I am a big klutz and am always dropping/shoving/whatever them out of the work and losing stitches. So I bought a needle set with different size needles and cables, and that works for me.