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Pattern for Ladies Beret Chemotherapy Cap -- Worsted Weight

From The THE HEATHER SPOLL "NO HAIR DAY HAT" COLLECTION

 

Size: teen’s (ladies)

Materials: ~200 yards of a worsted weight yarn.

    Size 5 & 7 needles, or those needed to obtain gauge.

Gauge: 5 st =1 inch with larger needles.

 

Ribbing:

Loosely cast on 89 (95) stitches. With smaller needles, work in ribbing as follows:

    Row 1: p1, * (k1, p1), repeat from * to end, ending with p1.

    Row 2: k1, * (p1, k1), repeat from * to end, ending with k1.

    Repeat row 1 and row 2 for 8 (10) rows.   On the last row of ribbing (row 2),

        increase 40 (50) stitches evenly across row :129 (145) stitches.

 

Body:

Change to larger needles, and beginning with a knit row, work in

stockinette st for 20 (24) rows.   End by working a purl row. Begin top

shaping on next row, beginning with row 5 (1).

 

Top shaping:

Row 1: *k16, k2tog, repeat from * to last stitch, end with k1. Row 2: purl.

Row 3: *k15, k2tog, repeat from * to last stitch, end with k1. Row 4: purl.

Row 5: *k14, k2tog, repeat from * to last stitch, end with k1. Row 6: purl.

Row 7: *k13, k2tog, repeat from * to last stitch, end with k1. Row 8: purl.

Row 9: *k12, k2tog, repeat from * to last stitch, end with k1. Row 10: purl.

Row 11: *k11, k2tog, repeat from * to last stitch, end with k1. Row 12: purl.

Row 13: *k10, k2tog, repeat from * to last stitch, end with k1. Row 14: purl.

Row 15: *k9, k2tog, repeat from * to last stitch, end with k1. Row 16: purl.

Row 17: *k8, k2tog, repeat from * to last stitch, end with k1. Row 18: purl.

Row 19: *k7, k2tog, repeat from * to last stitch, end with k1. Row 20: purl.

Row 21: *k6, k2tog, repeat from * to last stitch, end with k1. Row 22: purl.

Row 23: *k5, k2tog, repeat from * to last stitch, end with k1. Row 24: purl.

Row 25: *k4, k2tog, repeat from * to last stitch, end with k1.

Row 26: p1, *p2tog, p3, repeat from * to end.

Row 27: * k2, k2tog, repeat from * to last stitch, end with k1.

Row 28: p1, *p2tog, p1, repeat from * to end.

Row 29: * k2tog, repeat from * to last stitch, end with k1. (9 stitches remaining).

 

Finishing:

Fasten off yarn leaving about 18 inches. Draw yarn through stitches on needle and pull up tightly.

Sew seam.

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We appreciate the time and love it takes to knit these caps. The caps are very special... they take with them a message of love and caring sent by those who knit them!   We place the caps in cancer centers, hospitals and doctor’s offices as gifts for women and children receiving chemotherapy.  Our project is big, with a wonderful goal, and you are part of it… a circle of people caring about people!   Our heartfelt thanks to you!

Hollie Vanderzee, President

Bridging People and Places

Pattern graciously provided by Jo Anne Turcotte, Kraemer Yarn Shop, CHEMOCAPS.COM

 

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