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Red Riding Hood

The document provides a knitting pattern for a Red Riding Hood using Ullcentrum’s 2-ply wool yarn and size 5 mm needles. It details the techniques required, such as moss stitch and false cables, along with specific instructions for casting on, increasing, and decreasing stitches. The final steps include felting the hood and finishing with a seam and steam ironing.
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Red Riding Hood

The document provides a knitting pattern for a Red Riding Hood using Ullcentrum’s 2-ply wool yarn and size 5 mm needles. It details the techniques required, such as moss stitch and false cables, along with specific instructions for casting on, increasing, and decreasing stitches. The final steps include felting the hood and finishing with a seam and steam ironing.
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Red  Riding  Hood  


Materials  
Approx.  140  g  Ullcentrum’s  2-­‐ply  wool  yarn,  here  red  on  light  grey  
Needles  size  5  mm/US  8  

Technique:    
Moss  stitch:  Row  1:  k1,  p1,  Row  2:  p1,  k1,  repeat  these  2  rows    
 
False    cables:  
Row1:  sl1,  k1,  *sl1,  k2,  psso,  k2*,  repeat  *-­‐*  once,  move  marker  (see  pattern)  
Row  2:  Move  marker,  *k2,  p1,  yo,  p1*,  repeat  *-­‐*  once,  k2    
Row  3:  sl1,  k1,  *k3,  p2*,  repeat  *-­‐*  once,  move  marker  
Row  4:  Move  marker,  *k2,  p3*,  repeat  *-­‐*  once,  k2    

Pattern  
Cast  on  14  st  
Knit  3  rows  
Start  cable  pattern  along  the  straight  long  side:  
Increases  and  later  decreases  are  made  every  4th  row  (on  row  1  as  per  the  pattern):  
   
Row  1.      Work  row  1  from  cable  pattern,  place  marker,  M1,  p1,  k1  
Row  2.      sl1,  p1,  k1,  work  row  2  from  cable  pattern    
Row  3:  Work  row  3  from  cable  pattern,  k1,  p1,  k1  
Row  4:  sl1,  p1,  k1,  work  row  4  from  cable  pattern  
Row  5:  Work  row  1  from  cable  pattern,  M1,  k1,  p1,  k1  
Row  6:  sl1,  p1,  k1,  p1,  work  row  2  from  cable  pattern  
Row  7:  work  row  3  from  cable  pattern,  p1,  k1,  p1,  k1  
Row  8:  sl1,  p1,  k1,  p1,  work  row  4  from  cable  pattern  
 
Continue  like  this  until  there  are  46  pairs  of  cables  =  approx.  100  cm.  Place  and  leave  a  marker  here    
Work  a  further  20  pairs  of  cables  =  approx.  42  cm  straight  without  increases.  Place  and  leave  a  marker  
Start  decreases:  
Work  2  st  together  on  cable  pattern  row  1  after  the  marker  (if  3rd  st  =  knit  then  k2tog,  if  3rd  st  =  purl,  then  
p2tog)  
Continue  until  there  are  112  pairs  of  cables  in  total  =  approx.  242  cm  
Cast  off  and  weave  in  all  loose  ends  
Seam  the  middle  part,  which  is  in-­‐between  the  markers  
 
To make the hood nice and soft, put it in hot water and felt quite hard, spin it in the dryer or dry it with a towel,
dry flat and then steam iron it on the highest setting
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