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    Page |1

    Circlet
    By Dani Sunshine

    Yarn: Sizing:

    Approx 25 (30, 40, 50, 60) yards sport weight yarn Instructions are given for the smallest size larger
    sizes in parentheses:
    For heavier yarns, slightly more yardage may be
    required Baby (toddler, small child, older child, adult)

    Needles: To fit head size:

    US 2.5 / 3mm needles (or size needed to get gauge) 14 (16, 18, 19, 21) inches / 35.5 (40.5, 45.5, 48, 53)
    cm
    Notions:
    Gauge:
    Tapestry needle
    22 st and 36 rows = 4 in square (10 cm) in garter st.

    Pattern Copyright © Dani Sunshine.


    This pattern is for unlimited personal use, do not sell or redistribute without permission of the author
    For all enquiries contact lionessarts@gmail.com
    Page |2

    Pattern Notes:

    This little crown is the perfect project for last minute gifts, fancy dress outfits, or just to knit for fun in between
    projects. Gauge isn’t crucial; with a fine yarn and small needles you can make a delicate circlet, use thicker
    yarn and bigger needles for a more robust, stately piece  The desirable fabric should be firm but flexible. The
    circlet is designed to fit the head sizes listed above with 2 - 3 inches of negative ease.

    To begin:

    CO 6 stitches.

    Row 1 (RS): k3, yo, knit to end

    Row 2 and all WS rows: Knit

    Repeat rows 1 & 2 a total of 5 times (11 sts)

    Row 11: K3, yo, k7, MB (12 sts)

    Row 12 (WS): Bind off first 6 stitches, knit to end

    Note: After row 11, the WS is facing and the 1st stitch of row 12 has been knit, and is on the right needle, ready to
    be bound off.

    Repeat rows 1-12 until piece measures: 11 (13, 15, 16, 18) inches / 28 (33, 38, 40.5, 45.5) cm from cast on edge.

    After working the next bobble (row 11), bind off all stitches instead of working row 12. Seam together the cast on
    edge with the bound off edge, being careful not to twist your work. Weave in the ends on WS.

    Glossary:
    k: Knit
    CO: Cast on
    k1tbl: Knit 1 stitch through the back of the
    MB: Make bobble - k1, k1tbl, k1, k1tbl, k1
    loop
    (all into 1 st) turn work, slip 1, knit
    p: Purl
    4, pass the 2nd, 3rd 4th and 5th st over
    the first stitch on right hand needle.
    (1 st remains). Yo: Yarn over increase

    Pattern Copyright © Dani Sunshine.


    This pattern is for unlimited personal use, do not sell or redistribute without permission of the author
    For all enquiries contact lionessarts@gmail.com

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