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    This document provides instructions for crocheting a ribbed cable cloche hat. The hat is worked from the top down in rounds beginning with a ring that increases to form the crown. Ribbing is then worked in back post stitches down the hat. Separately, two twisted cable straps are made and sewn to the folded bottom edge of the hat with the straps twisted together and anchored in place. Detailed instructions, materials, abbreviations and diagrams are included.

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    Boutique Ribbed Cable Cloche

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    This document provides instructions for crocheting a ribbed cable cloche hat. The hat is worked from the top down in rounds beginning with a ring that increases to form the crown. Ribbing is then worked in back post stitches down the hat. Separately, two twisted cable straps are made and sewn to the folded bottom edge of the hat with the straps twisted together and anchored in place. Detailed instructions, materials, abbreviations and diagrams are included.

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    This document provides instructions for crocheting a ribbed cable cloche hat. The hat is worked from the top down in rounds beginning with a ring that increases to form the crown. Ribbing is then worked in back post stitches down the hat. Separately, two twisted cable straps are made and sewn to the folded bottom edge of the hat with the straps twisted together and anchored in place. Detailed instructions, materials, abbreviations and diagrams are included.

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    Boutique Ribbed Cable Cloche

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    This document provides instructions for crocheting a ribbed cable cloche hat. The hat is worked from the top down in rounds beginning with a ring that increases to form the crown. Ribbing is then worked in back post stitches down the hat. Separately, two twisted cable straps are made and sewn to the folded bottom edge of the hat with the straps twisted together and anchored in place. Detailed instructions, materials, abbreviations and diagrams are included.

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    Boutique Ribbed Cable Cloche - Crochet Version

    Knitted Version Crocheted Version



    Materials:
    2 balls Plymouth Yarn, Haceindo Color #106 gray, or 200 yards Bulky yarn*
    I 5.50mm Crochet hook or size to obtain correct gauge
    Stitch Marker
    Tapestry Needle
    *The picture shown was using a bulky yarn, however, some bulky yarns may be too thick to
    obtain correct gauge. If this occurs, try a worsted weight.

    Abbreviations/References
    ch = chain
    beg = beginning
    rnd = round
    sc = single crochet
    dc = double crochet
    st = stitch(es)
    sl st = slip stitch
    fpdc = front post double crochet
    bpdc = back post double crochet
    bptc = back post triple crochet
    flsc = front loop single crochet
    blsc = back loop single crochet

    Instructions:
    This cloche is worked in the round, top down. The bottom edge of the hat is folded up 2" on one
    side, then the twisted cable (worked separately) is attached from the folded edge to crown.
    Gauge: 16 sts & 8 rows = approx 4"

    Crown -
    ch 4, join with sl st to first ch to make a ring
    Rnd 1: 10 sc in chain loop, join with sl st to beg of rnd. Place st marker to mark beg of rnd. Move st
    marker up as each row progresses (10 sc)

    Rnd 2: 2 dc in same st as join, *2 dc in each sc* around, do not join (20 dc)

    Rnd 3: dc in next dc, 2 dc in next dc, continue around, do not join (30 dc)

    Rnd 4: dc in each of the next 2 dc, 2 dc in next dc,continue around, do not join (40 dc)

    Rnd 5: dc in each of the next 3 dc, 2 dc in next dc,continue around, do not join (50 dc)
    Rnd 6: bpdc in each of the next 4 dc, 2 bpdc in next dc,continue around, do not Join (60 dc)

    Ribbing -
    Rnd 7: bpdc in each st, around (correction made from dc to bpdc Nov 2011)
    Row 8: bptc** in each dc, around
    Repeat row 8 until ribbing part of work measures 9" tall, or until desired length is achieved.
    Finishing: Join last st to beg of last round, finish off. Weave in ends
    **for a denser look try bpdc instead of bptc


    Twisted Cable Straps -
    Make 2 - 5" x 2" straps

    ch 18***
    Row 1: sc across
    Row 2: (wrong side) flsc across
    Row 3: blsc, across
    Repeat rows 2 & 3 until work measures 2" wide. Finish off leaving a 8" tail.

    ***Correction made May 2011


    Finishing:
    Fold bottom edge on one side of hat up 2" and using tapestry needle and extra yarn secure in place with
    a few stitches. Making sure the strap will be laying flat and facing right side out when laying against the
    hat, attach the two straps side by side to bottom edge of fold with the 8" tail. (See photo below for
    reference and Fig. A photo for pictorial instructions) Twist the two ribbed strips together 3x making sure
    they are laying flat against the hat, anchor edges in place with a few stitches, then using tapestry needle
    and leftover yarn, secure each strap to the top of the ribbing at the base of the crown.



    Finishing: Weave in all ends on hat, using tapestry needle

    NOTE: If twisted cable refuses to lay flat on it's own, simply anchor the edges down with a few
    stitches with your tapestry needle and yarn :)

    Fig. A

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