November Mood

This pattern is a good opportunity to get rid of your leftover yarn. Choose a light main color and combine it with a dark red or green to create a star family. Either use it for a decoration or place it on top of a neatly wrapped present... I´m so curious how you will use the star. If you ever managed the decreases for a hat, this pattern will be easy for you to knit. If you never tried brioche before, maybe this little project is a good challenge. So don´t be afraid of brioche knitting any longer. You don´t have to be. The star can be knit in multiple sizes by changing needle size and gauge; Block the finished star aggressively, pinning out each point as much as possible to smooth stitches and to sharp the points. Follow the directions for a alternative br4stdec, without using a cable needle – you can do it. Come find me over on Instagram @katta_rinah The directions for a six-pointed star are written in parentheses. MEASUREMENTS One size From point to point 6 "/ 15 cm YARN Altogether 55 yards / 40m of DK weight yarn for the shown size Shown yellow / red star was knit with Hedgehog Merino DK (100% Merino, 219 yards, 200m /100g) in Pollen (MC) and Poison (CC) NEEDLES Size 4 US / 3,5mm 16” / 40cm circular and dpns or long circular for preferred method of working small circumferences in the rnd NOTIONS darning needle for weaving in ends, cable needle GAUGE 20 sts, 24 rounds = 4" / 10cm in blocked brioche stitch TECHNIQUES cast on, k, p, Brk, Brp, br4stdec, sl2kp