The Pinwheel is worked in the round starting from the center and increasing 8 sts on every odd rounds. Since the beginning of the work is very small, you may want to start on double-pointed needles. You can also work with circular needles using the . If you use double-pointed needles, also plan a circular needle to cover the increasing girth of your pinwheel.

Except for the marker that identifies the beginning of each rounds, the use of the other stitch markers is not mandatory: once you understand the sequences of increases, the markers may seem less practical.

This pattern is written “one size” as you can adapt it to all sizes and physiognomy. For your information, you will find details of the model from the picture at the end of the pattern.

You will need

• (details at the end of pattern)
• Circular needles (and dpn needles, if needed) size US#10 (6-mm) Choose the longest cable available (I used with to join two lengths of cable together towards the end of the work).
• 8 stitch markers (use one distinct marker to identify the beginning of rounds).

This pattern is offered free of charge. You can find a tutorial explaining .