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Knitty Gritty Yarn is pleased to host knitters who wish to make
and contribute chemo caps - as featured by KVEW TV and KNDU
TV






PI TOPPER CHEMO CAP
by Corey Laflamme

The chemo cap is snug-fitting around the ears and neck, with a
little bit of puff to the crown to hint that there may be hair
underneath. It's soft, for sensitive skin, and attractive.

Materials Needed:
Yarn: 1 ball elann.com Esprit or Esprit Print (98.3% cotton/ 1.7%
elastic, 100 yards (relaxed) per 50-gram ball).
Needles: Size 4.5mm (US 7) needles – set of dpns and one
circular, 16” or 20” long, OR 2 circulars, 24” or longer (I used 2
circulars, then 1 dpn for the edging), or size that creates fabric
you like.
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Note: Fixation, a Cascade yarn with elastic, also works well for
this project. It takes 1 skein and we will discount it %15
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Find the pattern at:
Elan.com

All chemo caps are donated to  the Tri-Cities Cancer Center.  We
welcome your participation - our
Monday night knitting group is
an excellent time to take part in this worthwhile event!
Knit for a Cause
Volunteer Needed

Parkview Estates Senior Living Center, in
Kennewick, is looking for a volunteer to help
residents knit 1 day a week.

If you are interested, please call Kathy at
1-509-734-9773.