I love slouchy beanies. They make the perfect winter accessory - they keep you nice and warm, but they're still really stylish. I'm teaching a workshop on how to knit in the round soon, and I wanted to use beanie pattern that wasn't too complicated - just knit, purl, and some basic increases and decreases. After a bit of an internet search proved fruitless, I decided to just write my own.
I still had a ball of We Are Knitters yarn left over from my seed stitch scarves, so I decided to make a beanie that would match the scarf. This pattern doesn't use a whole ball - if you go buy yourself three balls and make the hat first, you can use the left overs to make your scarf a little longer.
Feel free to make as many of these for yourself or as gifts or donations, but please don't sell them for profit.
DIFFICULTY
Intermediate
SIZE
One size fits most adults
Finished band diameter: 25cm/9.5"
Stretches to 35cm/13"
GAUGE
13 sts and 16 rows to 10cm (4") measured over the four rows of the seed stitch pattern.
YARN
We Are Knitters petite wool yarn, pictured in spotted grey. 1 ball.
RECOMMENDED NEEDLES
8mm/US 11 circular needles, 1m/40" long.
6.5mm/US 10.5 circular needles, 40cm/16" long.
NOTES
See Knitty's standard list for abbreviations and techniques.
Seed stitch pattern
Round 1: (K1, P1) until end of round.
Round 2: (K1, P1) until end of round.
Round 3: (P1, K1) until end of round.
Round 4: (P1, K1) until end of round.
PATTERN
Ribbing
Using the smaller needles, CO 76. Join to work in the round, being careful not to twist.
Round 1: (K1, P1) until end of row.
Rounds 2-15: Repeat Row 1.
Body
Switch to larger needles, begin knitting using the magic loop method.
Round 1: * (P1, K1) 9 times, KFB, (K1, P1) 9 times, KFB; repeat from * once more. 80 sts.
Round 2: * (P1, K1) 9 times, P1, KFB, (K1, P1) 9 times, K1, KFB; repeat from * once more. 84 sts.
Rounds 3-22: Work seed stitch pattern 5 times.
Crown
Round 1: * (K1, P1) 5 times, K2tog, P2 tog; repeat from * 5 more times. 72 sts.
Round 2: * (K1, P1) 4 times, K2tog, P2 tog; repeat from * 5 more times. 60 sts.
Round 3: * (P1, K1) 3 times, P2tog, K2 tog; repeat from * 5 more times. 48 sts.
Round 4: * (P1, K1) 2 times, P2tog, K2 tog; repeat from * 5 more times. 36 sts.
Round 5: * K1, P1, K2tog, P2 tog; repeat from * 5 more times. 24 sts.
Round 6: K2 tog, P2 tog until end of row. 12 sts.
Finishing
Break yearn and thread through last 12 sts, pull tight to close. Sew in ends.
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ReplyDeleteHi! I love the pattern and I started the rib and after doing 7 rows it feels like it will be too big and I would like to reduce it. I would like to remove a minimun of 10 stitches but I am not sure if it's possible and if so how?!? Thank you!
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