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Zig Zag Tam - Classic Elite Yarns

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<strong>Zig</strong> <strong>Zag</strong> <strong>Tam</strong><br />

designed by Susan Mills<br />

The Yarn<br />

Liberty Wool<br />

100% Washable Wool<br />

A classic tam shape with<br />

colorwork on the top. It is<br />

important to choose two Liberty<br />

Wool Print colorways with no<br />

common colors in order for the<br />

zig zag pattern to read well. Every<br />

tam will be unique—depending<br />

on where in the color sequence<br />

you begin each yarn, even two<br />

tams knit with the same colors will<br />

look completely different.<br />

The Pattern<br />

Skill Level: Intermediate<br />

SIZES: Adult S (M, L)<br />

Finished Measurements: 16 (17½,<br />

19¼)” unstretched<br />

Shown in size S and M<br />

YARN<br />

Liberty Wool by <strong>Classic</strong> <strong>Elite</strong> (100%<br />

washable wool; 50 gram ball =<br />

approx 122 yards)<br />

All sizes: 2 balls MC and 1 ball CC<br />

Shown in:<br />

Size S: MC – 7890 Ultra Violet Autumn<br />

; CC - 7893 Rainforest<br />

Size M: MC - 7893 Rainforest; CC<br />

– 7890 Unltra Violet Autumn<br />

NEEDLES AND OTHER MATERIALS<br />

Circular knitting needle, 16” in size US<br />

6 (4 mm) or size to obtain gauge<br />

Set of 4 double pointed needles<br />

(dpns) size US 6 (4 mm)<br />

Tapestry needle<br />

Stitch marker<br />

GAUGE: 20 sts and 28 rows = 4” in<br />

Stockinette Stitch. Take time to save<br />

time, check your gauge.<br />

PATTERN STITCHES:<br />

2 x 2 Rib: (multiple of 4 sts)<br />

All rnds: *P1, k2, p1; rep from * around.<br />

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HAT<br />

With MC and circular needle, CO 80 (88, 96) sts. Join to beg working in-thernd,<br />

being careful not to twist sts. Place marker for beg-of-rnd. Work in 2 x 2<br />

Rib until pc meas 1 (1¼, 1½)”.<br />

Inc Rnd: *K2, m1; rep from * – 120 (132, 144) sts.<br />

Next rnd: K and dec 0 (12, 4) sts – 120 (120, 140) sts.<br />

Work even in St st until pc meas 4½ (5¼, 6)” from beg.<br />

Shape Crown: Work chart, decreasing as indicated and changing to dpns<br />

when necessary – 24 (24, 28) sts.<br />

Next Rnd: *K2tog; rep from * – 12 (12, 14) sts.<br />

Break yarn leaving a 6” tail. Thread tail onto tapestry needle and pull<br />

through all sts. Pull up tightly and fasten off.<br />

FINISHING<br />

If desired, block hat around appropriate sized dinner plate, stretching the<br />

hat slightly.<br />

Rnd 24<br />

20 st repeat decreasing to 4 sts<br />

Rnd 1<br />

MC<br />

CC<br />

no stitch<br />

ssk<br />

k2tog<br />

central double decrease:<br />

With MC, sl 2 sts tog as if to k2tog, k1, p2sso<br />

© 2011 Susan Mills and <strong>Classic</strong> <strong>Elite</strong> <strong>Yarns</strong><br />

122 Western Avenue • Lowell, MA 01851<br />

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This pattern is specifi cally for private use only. All commercial uses involving reproduction of this pattern or duplication of this<br />

garment is prohibited unless specifi clly licensed in writing by copyright owner. For more information visit www.classiceliteyarns.com.

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