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Honey Cap - Written Pattern.


I've been asked to provide a written version of the Honey Cap's charted section. Here it comes. This is my first time writing a pattern in this way so please tell me if you find mistakes or anything else incoherent. 


Round 1: [1/1 RC, 1/1 LC] three times; p 1, 2/2 RC, p 1, 2/1 RC, k 1, 1/2 LC, p 1, 2/2 LC, p 1; repeat until end of round
Round 2: k 12, p 1, k 4, p 1, k 7, p 1, k 4, p 1; repeat until end of round
Round 3: [1/1 LC, 1/1 RC] three times; p 1, 2/2 RC, p 1, k 7, p 1, 2/2 LC, p 1; repeat until end of round
Round 4: same as round 2

Round 5: ssk, [1/1 RC, 1/1 LC] twice, k2tog, p 1, 2/2 RC, p 1, k 7, p 1, 2/2 LC, p 1; repeat until end of round (8 stitches decreased)
Round 6: k 10, p 1, k 4, p 1, k 7, p 1, k 4, p 1; repeat until end of round
Round 7: k 1, [1/1 LC, 1/1 RC] twice, k 1, p 1, 2/2 RC, p 1, 2/1 RC, k 1, 1/2 LC, p 1, 2/2 LC, p 1; repeat until end of round
Round 8: same as round 6
Round 9: ssk, k 1, 1/1 LC, 1/1 RC, k 1, k2tog, p 1, 2/2 RC, p 1, k 7, p 1, 2/2 LC, p 1; repeat until end of round (8 stitches decreased)
Round 10: k 8, p 1, k 4, p 1, k 7, p 1, k 4, p 1; repeat until end of round
Round 11: [1/1 LC, 1/1 RC] twice, k 1, p 1, 2/2 RC, p 1, 2/1 RC, k 1, 1/2 LC, p 1, 2/2 LC, p 1; repeat until end of round
Round 12: same as round 10

Round 13: ssk, 1/1 LC, 1/1 RC, k2tog, p 1, 2/2 RC, p 1, k 7, p 1, 2/2 LC, p 1; repeat until end of round (8 stitches decreased)
Round 14: k 6, p 1, k 4, p 1, k 7, p 1, k 4, p 1; repeat until end of round
Round 15: k 1, 1/1 RC, 1/1 LC, k 1, p 1, 2/2 RC, p 1, 2/1 RC, k 1, 1/2 LC, p 1, 2/2 LC, p 1; repeat until end of round
Round 16: same as round 14
Round 17: k1, ssk, k2tog, k1, p 1, 2/2 RC, p 1, k2tog, k 3, ssk, p 1, 2/2 LC, p 1; repeat until end of round (16 stitches decreased)

Round 18: [k 4, p 1] twice, 1/1 RC, k 1, 1/1 LC, p 1, k 4, p 1; repeat until end of round
Round 19: k 4, p 1, 2/2 RC, p 1, k 5, p 1, 2/2 LC, p 1; repeat until end of round
Round 20: ssk, k2tog, p 1, k 4, p 1, k2tog, k 1, ssk, p 1, k 4, p 1; repeat until end of round (16 stitches decreased)
Round 21: k 2, p 1, k2tog, ssk, p 1, k 3, p 1 k2tog, ssk, p 1; repeat until end of round (16 stitches decreased)
Round 22: k2tog, p 1, k2, p1, s2kp2, p 1, k 2, p 1; repeat until end of round (12 stitches decreased)
Round 23: [k 1, k2tog, ssk] twice; repeat until end of round (16 stitches decreased)

P.S. Here's a check list of the abbreviations I've used so you don't have to jump between two posts :) The explanations for the cables are in the diagram below.

CN = Cable needle
k = knit
p = purl
st(s) = stitch(es)
k2tog = knit 2 stitches together (decreasing one st)
ssk = slip, slip, knit slipped sts together (decreasing one st)
s = slip a stitch
s2kp2 = slip two stitches together, knit one, pass two slipped stitches over

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  1. liloo looliOctober 29, 2014 at 11:50 PM

    So cute ♡ I have planned to knit it next month :-)

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    1. SariOctober 31, 2014 at 7:28 PM

      I'm so glad to hear you like it! Happy knitting!

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  2. AmAugust 10, 2015 at 8:42 AM

    I think Row 13 should be "ssk, 1/1 LC, 1/1 RC, k2tog, p 1, 2/2 RC, p 1, k 7, p 1, 2/2 LC, p 1; repeat until end of round (8 stitches decreased)" instead.

    Great pattern, thanks for posting!

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    1. SariOctober 21, 2015 at 11:11 PM

      Oh thank you for pointing that out (and sorry about the late reply, this comment had totally slipped me!) I've now fixed the mistake, I'm very sorry about any inconvenience!

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