Yak a Tricoter by Louise Robert

Yak a Tricoter

Knitting
December 2024
Aran (8 wpi) ?
19 stitches = 4 inches
in 19 stitches = 10 cm; 4" knitted in fair isle with 5.5 mm needles
US 9 - 5.5 mm
US 8 - 5.0 mm
197 - 219 yards (180 - 200 m)
Adult one size
English French
This pattern is available for free.

I am excited to share this FREE PATTERN including the HAT and a pair of MITTENS knitted with the lovely Khullu, inviting you to dive into the wonderful world of yak yarn!

MATERIAL NEEDED

LOUISE ROBERT COLLECTION - KHULLU 70% Merino NSW (untreated), 30% Yak; 200m per 100g - 2 SKEINS - shown in

  • (A) 1x Poseidon
  • (B) 1x Epic

Circular needles or DPN of 5.5 mm (US 9) - or the size required to obtain the gauge
Circular needles or DPN of 5 mm (US 8) - or 0.5 smaller then the size required to obtain the gauge
Stitch Markers (2)
Tapestry needle

SIZE - ONE ADULT SIZE

HAT: The circumference is adjustable by adding or subtracting a multiple of 6 stitches; final circumference of 48 cm; 19”.

MITTENS: Final circumference of 18 cm; 7”. The length of the hand is adjustable by subtracting or adding rounds to the last stripe with B.

GAUGE

19 stitches = 10 cm; 4” knitted in fair isle with 5.5 mm needles.

NOTE

To knit this hat, I used a 5.5 mm circular needle with a 60 cm; 24” cable to knit the fair isle pattern: this cable length is perfectly suited to the model size, allowing me to knit a nice, uniform fair isle. To knit the ribbing and decreases, I used a 5 mm circular needle; 100 cm; 40” cable to work in “magic loop” and accommodate the decreasing circumference of the rounds.

To knit the mittens, I used a 5 mm and 5.5 mm circular needle with a 100 cm (40”) cable to work in “magic loop.” The mittens are knitted in stripes of 6 rounds, alternating between A and B: it is not necessary to cut the unused color; just carry it along inside the mitten.

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