Salunga Lace Beret, As Featured on Knitting Daily TV with Vickie Howell, Episode #1308
This pattern refers to Emily Ocker’s cast-on method. The instructions for this method are not found in the PDF but can be found in our master Interweave glossary.
Knit a lightweight lace beret that will keep you warm and stylish all winter. This hat starts with a circular cast-on at the top (this is a great technique for hats, shawls, or anything else that begins in the center of a circle); it ends with a tubular bind-off. The tubular bind-off is one of my favorite techniques—few techniques give me more satisfaction than one that’s been perfectly executed. It’s a bit time-consuming, but the clean look makes it worth the effort. —Heather Zoppetti, Designer
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The pattern says “see glossary” for techniques necessary to finish the beret, but there is no glossary in the pattern file. Not only not nice, this gives me little confidence in making a purchase here in the future.
Thank you for letting us know that is missing. I just sent an email to our books team to find that glossary.
As is turns out they already added this method to our master glossary, you can find the instructions here: https://www.interweave.com/interweave-knitting-glossary/. Enjoy!
The pattern says “see glossary” for techniques necessary to finish the beret, but there is no glossary in the pattern file. Not only not nice, this gives me little confidence in making a purchase here in the future.
Thank you for letting us know that is missing. I just sent an email to our books team to find that glossary.
As is turns out they already added this method to our master glossary, you can find the instructions here: https://www.interweave.com/interweave-knitting-glossary/. Enjoy!