

Sunflower Tam from Norah Gaughan's Knitting Nature
Malabrigo Worsted Merino in Azul Profundo
#9 Addi 16" circ
Modifications:
I thought the tam shape they gave in the book was goofy-looking, and besides being uninterested in looking like a medieval peasant, I have extremely strong feelings about purl turning rows. Instead, I cast on 96 stitches, knit the ribbing, then immediately increased to the required 128 stitches (k3, m1). Knit for about 4 inches, then started the mock cable design.
It grew a bit after blocking, so I threaded thin jewelry elastic through the ribbing to help keep it on.

I look like a total dork when I wear it, but it is very, very soft. Malabrigo is my new favorite yarn in the entire world.
1 comment:
I love this pattern, and it looks lovely in the malabrigo!
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