Sitting in a hotel in Burlington Vermont, I was inspired to make a new pattern. I was itching to use the yarn I had gotten the day prior at a local yarn shop; a beautiful skein of dusty purple speckled with pink spots and streaks of dark plum. I played around with so many stitches but ultimately fell in love with this. The Interstice beanie is so thick and warm; it almost feels double-lined. The tiny pits produce beautiful shadows when worn which is how it got its name. Interstice means an intervening of tiny spaces.

YOU WILL NEED:
› 1 ball of worsted weight (size 4) yarn
› Size 8 (5 mm) needles on a 16-inch cable (go smaller or with DPNs for baby sizes)
› Size 10 (6 mm) needles on a 16-inch cable (go smaller or with DPNs for baby sizes)
› Optional: double pointed needles for an easier bind off
› 1 stitch marker for marking the beginning
› Yarn Needle
› Pom-Pom marker or a fur pom-pom
› Scissors

This pattern was written with the assumption that you have a basic understanding of knitting. The pattern features a stitch count for newborn, 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 months, toddler, youth, and adult.

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