Sparkling Cider

**ERRATA:** The note on page 3 says: > *On rnds 1 and 7 of chart B, and **7 of chart C**, you will have the option to add beads.* It should say: > On rnds 1 and 7 of chart B, and **5 of chart C**, you will have the option to add beads. The written instructions and charts are correct. ------------------- **Sparkling Cider** is a relaxed cloche, knit from ribbing to crown. It’s knit holding together both my Wolke and Ghost Lace yarns, to create a buttery-soft fabric with the fluffiest of halos. The hat also features a simple cabled pine tree motif. Each tree may be “topped-off” with a bead to add a subtle, festive sparkle. Of course, beads may be omitted if you choose. It’s a super quick knit, making it a perfect holiday gift for someone special … or even for yourself! *(Pattern is both written and charted.)* **Skills Needed:** - knitting in the round - cables - increases - decreases **Skill Level:** Confident beginner **Sizes:** Adult Medium (Adult Large)
 21in / 53cm (22in / 56cm) Sample is knit in adult medium size. **Materials:** 225 yards fingering weight yarn held with lace weight yarn
 1 skein Voolenvine Yarns Wolke (80% Superwash Merino, 10% Cashmere, 10% Nylon. 435 yards/100g)
 1 skein Voolenvine Yarns Ghostlace (72% Kid Mohair 28% Silk; 459 yards/50g) Sample is knit in the Sparkling Cider colorway. **Additional Tools:** * Stitch markers * 72 (80) size 6/0 beads (optional) * No. 6 (1mm) crochet hook (optional) * Darning/tapestry needle