Knitted King Coronation Crown
Behold, the majestic and regal Knitted King Coronation Crown! Crafted with utmost care and attention to detail, this exquisite piece of headwear is fit for a true ruler. Made entirely from soft and cozy yarn, it combines comfort with grandeur, ensuring that the king who wears it feels both dignified and at ease. The intricate patterns and delicate textures add a touch of elegance, making it a truly unique accessory for any king's coronation ceremony. With its warm and snug fit, this crown not only symbolizes power and authority but also provides a sense of comfort and security. It is a testament to the skill and creativity of the artisans who brought this magnificent creation to life. Long live the Knitted King Coronation Crown!
Made with oddments of white, purple and yellow double knitting yarn.
3mm single pointed needles were used. It is about 5cm tall and wide when finished.
Abbreviations : k – knit. p – purl. st – stitch. tog-together. st-st – Stocking Stitch (k1row, p1row).
Crown – Make 1
With white cast on 30 sts
Starting with a purl row, st-st 10 rows – on the last row, to mark the pillars, add stitch markers at stitches 1, 8, 15, and 23
Change to purple
Starting with a purl row, st-st 7 rows
Next: (k1, k2tog) to end (20 sts)
Purl 1 row
Next: k2tog to end (10 sts)
Draw thread through the remaining stitches and pull tight
Fold the piece in half and sew down the row ends. Leave the bottom of the crown un-curled for now.
Crown Pillars – Make 2
With yellow, cast on 26 sts
Starting with a purl row, st-st 3 rows
Cast off
Allow the piece to curl upon itself
Take one piece and lay it flat from side to side. Take the second piece and lay it at a right angle over the centre of the first piece. Take a length of yarn and fasten round the centre with a knot. See picture.
Next. Turn the work by 90 degrees and fold both ends of the first piece down and use the same piece of yarn and tie round the whole centre of the work. There should be 4 gold pillars now with a bobble shape in the centre of the work
Take one end of the piece and sew it to the first stitch marker, then the second piece to the second stitch marker and so on. Make sure the bobble is on the up side.
Curl the bottom white part of the crown out and over the stitches of the pillars.