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Knitter: Shana
High Desert Worsted in colorway Wildfire
Knitter: Shana
High Desert Worsted in colorway Wildfire
Knitter: Shana
High Desert Worsted in colorway Wildfire
Knitter: Shana
High Desert Worsted in colorway Wildfire
Knitter: Rebecca F.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Mountain Bluebird
Knitter: Rebecca F.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Mountain Bluebird
Knitter: Rebecca F.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Mountain Bluebird
Knitter: Mary M.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Mountain Chanterelle
Knitter: Mary M.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Mountain Chanterelle
Knitter: Mary M.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Mountain Chanterelle
Knitter: Ellie F.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Dusk
Knitter: Ellie F.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Dusk
Knitter: Erin L.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Juniper Berry
1 less repeat for smaller size
Knitter: Erin L.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Juniper Berry
1 less repeat for smaller size
Knitter: Erin L.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Barnwood Heather
Knitter: Erin L.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Barnwood Heather
Knitter: Erin L.
High Desert Worsted in colorways Barnwood Heather and Juniper Berry
Knitter: Cathy A.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Mountain Bluebird
Knitter: Cathy A.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Mountain Bluebird
Knitter: Cathy A.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Mountain Bluebird
Knitter: Kim C-G.
Cascade 220 Superwash in Purple
Knitter: Kim C-G.
Cascade 220 Superwash in Purple
Knitter: Kim C-G.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Lupine
1 less repeat for shorter length
Knitter: Kim C-G.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Lupine
1 less repeat for shorter length
Knitter: Kim C-G.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Lupine and Cascade 220 Superwash in Purple
Knitter: Rachel C.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Cottonwood
Knitter: Rachel C.
High Desert Worsted in colorway Cottonwood

A knit headband is small enough to fit in a spare bag or pocket and cozy enough to add a bit of warmth to your head on a hike or adventure around town. HIGH DESERT HEADBAND is a great project for practicing knit cables and showing off a bold color. A tied closure allows for an adjustable fit. The tapered shape is created with simple increases and decreases.

NOTE: This pattern is written, not charted, and includes detailed pictures for how to work the cable row.

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1 ball of High Desert Worsted by Knit Picks, 100% USA Grown Shaniko Wool, 217 yd / 198 m per 100 g or similar worsted weight yarn (approximately 40 g required)
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Sample shown in colorway Wildfire, 80.3 yd / 73.4 m, 37 g

GAUGE & NEEDLES
20 stitches & 29 rows = 4” / 10 cm in stockinette stitch knit flat, blocked
US 7 / 4.5 mm or size needed to get gauge either straight or circular (minimum overall length: 9” / 23 cm for straight needles, or 16” / 40 cm for circular)

DIMENSIONS
Length including ties: 46.5” / 116 cm
Center section length: 22.5” / 56 cm
Width at center: 3.5” / 9 cm

TECHNIQUES
Knit stitch, purl stitch, basic increases and decreases, cable knitting.

PATTERN ATTRIBUTES
This is a written pattern with a schematic and includes photo tutorials for how to work the cable row.

EXPLORE ON INSTAGRAM
#HighDesertHeadband

Yarn Support: www.knitpicks.com
Tech editing: Lili Bowers
Test knitting: Cathy A., Kim C-G., Rachel C., Ellie F., Rebecca F., Erin L., & Mary M.

From Ellie F.

Very clear concise pattern, a joy to test. Cables were fun and unique and the design came together perfectly.

Ellie F. test knit High Desert Headband.

Ellie F.