Basic Beanie Knit Pattern

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• Step 1

  Cast on 90 stitched

  Row 1 (K2, P2)

  Row 2 (P2, K2)

  Repeat rows 1 and 2 until it reaches 10cm in length. This will create a double ribbed pattern.

  Row 1 (K1, P1) to end of row

  Row 2 Knit to the end of the row

  Row 3 (K1, P1) to the end of the row

  Row 4 (K8, K2 together) to the end of the row

  {you should now have 81 stitches}

  Row 5 (K1, P1) to the end of the row

  Row 6 (K7, K2 togther) to the end of the row

  {you should now have 72 stitches}

  Row 7 (and rows 9, 11, 13, 15, 17) (K1,P1)

  Row 8 (K6, K2 together)

  {you should now have 63 stitches}

  Row 10 (K5, K2 together) to the end of the row {54 stitches}

  Row 12 (K4, K2 together) to the end of the row {45 stitches}

  Row 14 ( K3, K2 together) to the end of the row {36 stitches}

  Row 16 (K2, K2 together) to the end of the row {27 stitches}

  Row 18 (K1, K2 together) to the end of the row {18 stitches}

  Repeat Row 18 until only one stitch remains.

  Cast off and leave a long tail of wool for sewing up.

• Step 2

  PUTTING IT TOGETHER!

  Put the right sides of the beanie together and sew down the side from top to bottom.

  I added a pom pom to the beanie as a little bit extra. If anyone out there makes this beanie I wold love it if you would share some pictures with me

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Hazelmom · Mt Vernon, Washington, US 7th January 2013

Thanks that was a fun one! Used it to make a beanie for my toddler

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Lisa O. · Chicago, Illinois, US · 6 projects 4th January 2013

Pretty

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TheAnnatron · 1 project 10th November 2012

Love this! definitely having a go! x

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dezarae.hurtado · Riverside, California, US · 13 projects 31st October 2012

i'll have to try it out

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