Red Riding Hood
Red Riding Hood
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
.