Mistake Rib Scarf tutorial

Westport, CT

Materials

Charisma 100% pure New Zealand wool by Manukau Yarns (or other worsted weight yarn)
1 skein = 200 grams and approximately 400 meters
US size 8 needles

Directions

Cast on 33 sts
*(K2, P2) - repeat from * until last st. K1 

FREE Baby Hat Pattern

 finished two of the basic baby hats already

These are so quick to knit and very rewarding.  I am going to send these to the

Jackson Recovery Center's Women and Children's Center.  Many of the women going through treatment are pregnant.  They're trying to straighten out their lives.  I think it's only fair to give those babies and children a little extra chance to get started out on the right foot.  Some lucky baby will have a comfy little hat to cover his or her head.

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