Yarmulke

**Errata** *Yarmulke (page 126) - Under Notes, abbreviation for Central Chain Decrease should be CCD. - In the last paragraph in the first column on the left on page 128, Line 5 to end should read as follows: w&t (not too tightly), k17, [kwtog, k1] twice (the wraps at the other end of the short row sections will be picked up in the next round)*. - On the diagram on page 128, make the following changes: Change “B” to “D” and “D” to “B”. Add the following text to the bottom center marker: Center marker moves here for decrease rounds (see text). Move marker and text at the line that divides A and B (formerly D) to the line that divides A and D (formerly B).* Pattern on pages 126-128.<br /> <br /> YARMULKE&nbsp; (page 126)<br /> Under Notes, abbreviation for Central Chain Decrease should be <strong>CCD</strong>.<br /> <br /> <strong>Greetings from Knit Cafe:<br /> </strong><em>West Hollywood is home to a vibrant community of immigrant Russian Jews, so we get frequent requests for yarmulke patterns. In modern congregations, yarmulkes can be worn by boys, girls, men, and women.</em> <em>This pattern knits up into a beautiful yarmulke for any occasion.</em>