Cross Set

The pattern was developed in collaboration with the Red Cross. The entire sales from the Cross Set will be donated to the Red Cross. The Cross Set consists of a hat and mittens. Both the hat and the mittens have a striped rib edge and a border with crosses. The hat is worked from the bottom up. The mittens are worked from the wrist to the fingertips. The thumb is worked at the end. **Sizes:** 2-4 years (4-7 years) S (M) L **Measurements: Fits head circumference:** 50-52 (52-54) 54-56 (56-59) 59-63 cm \[19¾-20½ (20½-21¼) 21¼-22 (22-23¼) 23¼ 24¾ inches\] **Mitten length:** 16 (21) 26 (27) 29 cm \[6¼ (8¼) 10¼ (10¾) 11½ inches\] **Gauge:** 22 sts x 34 rows = 10 x 10 cm \[4 x 4 inches\] in pattern and stockinette stitch on a 3.5 mm \[US4\] needles **Needles:** 3 mm \[US2½\] and 3.5 mm \[US4\] / 80 cm \[32 inches\] **circular needles** if using the Magic Loop technique, **or** 3 mm \[US2½\] and 3.5 mm \[US4\] **double-pointed needles** **Materials:** 4 different colors of Double Sunday by Sandnes Garn (50 g = 108 m \[118 yds\]) or Peer Gynt by Sandnes Garn (50 g = 91 m \[98 yds\]) **Color 1 (pattern color and edges):** approx. 38 (46) 50 (56) 60 g for the **hat** approx. 8 (10) 15 (18) 22 g for the **mittens** **Color 2 (cross):** approx. 10 (12) 14 (16) 18 g for the **hat** approx. 5 (6) 7 (8) 9 g for the **mittens** **Color 3 (main color):** approx. 18 (22) 24 (26) 28 g for the **hat** approx. 18 (30) 50 (58) 66 g for the **mittens** **Color 4 (stripe color for edges):** approx. 28 (30) 32 (34) 36 g for the **hat** approx. 6 (8) 13 (16) 20 g for the **mittens** Difficulty: ★ ★ ★ (3 out of 5) See the classification of difficulty [here.][1] The beige and turquoise Cross Set is knitted in Double Sunday by Sandnes Garn in the colors Almond \[2511\], Dyp burgunder \[4372\], Mint \[7723\] and Camel \[2542\]. The burgundy and beige Cross Set is knitted in Peer Gynt by Sandnes Garn in the colors Velvet fig \[4682\], Poppy \[4008\], Almond \[2511\] and Gyllenbrun \[2564\]. Videos related to the pattern can be found on the link below: [1]: https://www.petiteknit.com/en/pages/svaerhedsgrad