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Update: I got it! My wonderful boyfriend bought it for me in this color.
Work one round knitting all stitches (stockinette).
Switch to blue yarn and work in stockinette until piece measures 6 inches from the cast on edge.
Begin decreases.
Decrease round 1: *K2tog, K11, SSK, place marker* (distinguishable from begin round marker), repeat 3 times, K2tog, K11, SSK (65)
Round 2: Knit
Round 3: *K2tog, K9, SSK,* repeat to end of round (K2tog after markers, SSK before markers)(55)
Round 4: (I switched to DPNs) Knit
Round 5: *K2tog, K7, SSK,* repeat to end of round (45)
Round 6: Knit
Round 7: *K2tog, K5, SSK,* repeat to end of round (35)
Round 8: Knit
Round 9: *K2tog, K3, SSK,* repeat to end of round (25)
Round 10: *K2tog, K1, SSK,* repeat to end of round (15)
Round 11: *K2tog K1* repeat to end of round (10)
Break yarn and draw tail through remaining stitches. Close and secure.
Duplicate stitch the graph onto the beanie.
Royal Rooters cry "Wicked awesome beanie! Go Red Sox!"
He liked it.
My friend is almost done with school to be a radiology technician. She likes to tell me about the different bones in my body. Anyway, I made her a hat with skulls, because I am so proud of her.
The hat pattern is my invention, but I took the chart from somewhere else. You could put any chart on it, use KnitPro (in my links) and it creates charts for you.
I used Encore Worsted in black and white on size 8 16" circulars and double pins.
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