Contains:
- imperial and metric
- classic and messy bun version
- elegant cable ribbing
Materials you need at home:
- 8 mm US 11 knitting needles
- chunky wool
- tapestry needle and cable needle
As a twist on the classic ribbed beanie, this knit hat pattern can be made with or without a hole in the top for a messy bun or ponytail. The brim features a vertical cable pattern, adding extra structure to this snug-fitting beanie.
With sizing from newborn through adult large, this is the perfect hat for anyone on your gift list. This printable PDF pattern includes step-by-step instructions and helpful tips for knitting cables.
The Cable Rib Hat comes in 2 versions: • Classic beanie (on the left). • Messy bun with an opening at the top. Your messy hair bun acts as a pompom for a fun, original, and very practical look. Instructions for both versions are included in this pattern.
/PATTERN DETAILS • Sizes: newborn, baby, toddler, child, tween, adult small, adult medium, adult large. • Step-by-step instructions
Finished hat circumference (For a snug fit, your hat should be 2-3 cm / 1” smaller than the actual head measurement): • Newborn / Preemie : 21 cm / 8.25” • Baby: 28 cm / 11” • Toddler: 35 cm / 13.75” • Child: 42 cm / 16.5” • Tween: 45 cm / 17.75” • Adult small: 52 cm / 20. 5” • Adult medium: 56 cm / 22” • Adult large: 59 cm / 23.5”
/MATERIALS • 8 mm/ US 11 knitting needles. I used circular needles and the magic loop method • Wool and The Gang Alpachino (60% Merino, 40% Baby Alpaca, 100g, 100m/110 yds): 1 skein Cameo Rose. • Tapestry needle to weave in the ends • Cable needle
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