Luberon Toque

$6.50

This cap is inspired by the Luberon Valley in France’s Provence region, an area that is famous for its lavender. Of course the lavender plant is well known for its signature scent, flowers, and color, but the Luberon Toque puts a little more focus on the specific part of the plant where the shrubby part ends and the stems for the flowers begin. The motif uses intersecting lines to create a sense of order out of natural disarray.

Your purchase of a digital download will include the pattern in PDF format.

This cap is inspired by the Luberon Valley in France’s Provence region, an area that is famous for its lavender. Of course the lavender plant is well known for its signature scent, flowers, and color, but the Luberon Toque puts a little more focus on the specific part of the plant where the shrubby part ends and the stems for the flowers begin. The motif uses intersecting lines to create a sense of order out of natural disarray.

Your purchase of a digital download will include the pattern in PDF format.

The cap is worked in the round. Pattern includes written instructions as well as a chart.

SIZES
Adult Small (Adult Large): 18”/46 cm (20.5”/52 cm) circumference at brim and 8”/20.5 cm high from brim to crown, after blocking.

YARN
Yarn Citizen Harmony Fingering, 50% wool/50% alpaca (419 yards/383 meters per 100g skein). Approx. 200 yards (230 yards) or 1 skein. Colorway shown is Lavender.

NEEDLES
Size A: US 2 (2.75mm) 16” circular needles or size needed to obtain gauge
Size B: US 1 (2.25mm) 16” circular needles or 1 full size smaller than Size A needles for brim
To decrease for the crown, you will also need Size A DPNs or use another method for small circumference knitting (such as a longer cord for Magic Loop).

GAUGE
36 stitches and 54 rows = 4”/10 cm in cable and slip stitch pattern from chart, after blocking.

NOTIONS
Cable needle; tapestry needle; one stitch marker.

SKILL LEVEL
Intermediate

SKILLS REQUIRED
Long tail cast on; cabling with or without a cable needle; knitting in the round; decreasing.

SHOW OFF YOUR WORK
Use the hashtag #luberontoque on social media to share your progress!

Photos courtesy of Jimmy Beans Wool/Yarn Citizen.