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Quinton Beanie
This beanie is worked in a clever two colour quilted stitch that uses 2 different methods of slipping stitches to create a gorgeously dense fabric that’s snug to wear. I’ve chosen a rich colour combination of chestnut and fuschia but it would also look great worked in a single colour for a more subtle textural look
Finished Measurements
Instructions are given for two sizes Small / Medium ( S / M ) and Medium / Large (M / L) shown in bold
S / M ~ 49.5 cm ( 19 ½ in )
M / L ~ 53.5 cm ( 21 in )
Materials
Jeanette Sloan Baby Alpaca DK 100m / 50g (109 yards / 1 ¾ oz) in
sh B340 Fuchsia (Col A) & sh 6670 Chestnut (Col B)
or Eden Cottage Whitfell DK (100m / 50g (109 yards / 1 ¾ oz) in
sh Dogwood (Col A) & sh Fuchsia (Col B)
S / M size: 1 x Col A & 1 x Col B
M/ L size: 2 x Col A & 1 x Col B
Needles
One set of 3.50 mm (US 4) double pointed needles
One set of 3.75 mm (US 5 ) double pointed needles
Alternatively you may prefer to work on a circular needle using the Magic Loop technique in which case you will need;
100 cm ( 39 in ) long size 3.50 mm ( US 4 ) circular needle
100 cm ( 39 in ) long size 3.75 mm ( US 5 ) circular needle
Tension
29 sts and 58 rows to 10 cm (4 inches) measured over 2 colour quilted pattern in the round using 3.75 mm (US 5 ) needles or size needed to achieve stated tension
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