PICEA Matching Hat, Mittens & Neck Warmer Knitting Kit
This knitting kit includes the yarns and the patterns to make you realize this gender-neutral kit by Emilie Wiart with a design reminding of the needle branches of spruce.
YOU CAN ALSO PURCHASE THE PATTERNS HERE
YARN USED TO KNIT THIS BEAUTIFUL KIT:
Louise Robert Collection – DK Pure (90% Merino wool and 10% Silk, 238 m / 260 yds, 115g) 3 skeins in POSEIDON to knit the following:
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A Hat knitted in the round from the rib up and seamless.
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Mittens knitted in the round, without seams and from the wrist to the fingers.
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A Neck Warmer knitted in the round, without seams and from bottom to top.
IN ADDITION TO THE YARN, MATERIAL NEEDED (NOT INCLUDED)
NEEDLES AND NOTIONS
3mm (US 2 ½) circular needles for the ribbing and 4mm (US #6) (or the needle size required to obtain gauge) for the rest. Double pointed needles (DPN’s) of 4mm (US 6) can be useful when the circumference of the hat diminishes but you can also use the magic loop technique.
Four stich markers, a cable or a waste yarn, a crochet hook to pick up stitches and a tapestry needle.
GAUGE
10cm x 10cm = 22 sts X 30 rows with 4mm (US 6) in stockinette stitch, after wet blocking.
Description
This knitting kit includes the yarns and the patterns to make you realize this gender-neutral kit by Emilie Wiart with a design reminding of the needle branches of spruce.
YOU CAN ALSO PURCHASE THE PATTERNS HERE
YARN USED TO KNIT THIS BEAUTIFUL KIT:
Louise Robert Collection – DK Pure (90% Merino wool and 10% Silk, 238 m / 260 yds, 115g) 3 skeins in POSEIDON to knit the following:
-
A Hat knitted in the round from the rib up and seamless.
-
Mittens knitted in the round, without seams and from the wrist to the fingers.
-
A Neck Warmer knitted in the round, without seams and from bottom to top.
IN ADDITION TO THE YARN, MATERIAL NEEDED (NOT INCLUDED)
NEEDLES AND NOTIONS
3mm (US 2 ½) circular needles for the ribbing and 4mm (US #6) (or the needle size required to obtain gauge) for the rest. Double pointed needles (DPN’s) of 4mm (US 6) can be useful when the circumference of the hat diminishes but you can also use the magic loop technique.
Four stich markers, a cable or a waste yarn, a crochet hook to pick up stitches and a tapestry needle.
GAUGE
10cm x 10cm = 22 sts X 30 rows with 4mm (US 6) in stockinette stitch, after wet blocking.
