Ski Cap Crochet Pattern Beanie / Skull Cap Adult Medium Size (English Edition) [Kindle-editie] beoordelingen het boek quotes

Easy to crochet Ski Cap in single crochet with easy to read and follow directions. Makes up rather quickly using 6 ounces of any color (or combination of colors) of Acrylic 4 - ply worsted weight yarn and a US L/11 or 8.0 mm crochet hook. Difficulty level: Easy to Intermediate The approximate finished size of this cap is 10 1/2” - 11 1/2" height/length and 19 - 20” width/circumference (un-stretched), and it should fit most adults who wear Medium Size and who have head circumferences of between 19 – 22”. Cap edge can be folded up to make a narrow or deep brim - depending on wearer preference. This is an ideal item to make for personal use as well as for donating to the homeless, to charities or to use as a gift. PLEASE READ BEFORE SELECTING YOUR YARN: It is important to select the correct yarn for this project or your cap will not be wide enough to fit the circumference of the head of the intended recipient/s of this cap. Whichever yarn you plan to use, please first crochet a 4” x 4” swatch with it. Use an “L” crochet hook to make sure the gauge closely matches the gauge used in this pattern - 3 SC = 1” width/circumference; 3 Rounds = 1” height/length. If you tend to make loose crochet stitches, try using a "K" or a "J" hook to obtain gauge. Some craft stores are now marketing their own brands of yarns. While these yarns claim to be #4 / Medium Weight, some of them - Craftsmart and now some of the Red Heart Super Saver variegated yarns (I’m sure there are others that fall into this category) - are thinner yarns and may not give you the correct gauge to allow your cap to fit an adult with a medium or large size head. While these thinner yarns may not produce a cap with accurate measurements, they are fine to use in my afghan pattern because you can keep adding rows until your afghan/blanket is the desired width and length. Questions about yarn or hooks for this pattern? Email terriertoo@yahoo.com. Use "pattern" in subject line or email will go to spam folder and be deleted.