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Karlchen - top-down cap

Do you know the feeling of starting a cap from a ball of leftovers and running out of yarn before the crown is finished? I do. As a result I designed “Karlchen” (German for “Charlie”), a one ball cap knitted from the top downwards.

If you are running out of yarn – just come to an end. Knit the ribbing and bind off. It doesn’t really matter if the cap is an inch shorter – as long as you start at the crown!

The pattern is suitable for many different yarns; it explains the basic formula for a top - down cap.

I published this pattern last year in my German blog for free. Here is the translation.

You will get a basic formula to knit a top-down hat with many yarns.

You should know how to cast on, bind off, knit, purl and increase.

Finished Size(s): from baby to adult XL
Skill Level: Intermediate
Yarn Used:
most yarns, examples knitted in Noro Kureyon (1 ball) and Lang Tosca (1 ball)

Karlchen pattern is free.

Download  Karlchen pattern.
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The pattern in German can be found here; die deutsche Anleitung gibt es hier.

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Each pattern has at least three full-color pictures of the finished project, is written with minimal abbreviations, includes d measurements and is formatted for A4 and will of course print on other formats.

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