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The Easy Beanie

measurements
One Size - The finished circumference is 36cm unstretched, which can stretch out up to
around 70cm.

The finished length is around 25cm before turning up the brim, however this can be shortened
or lengthened as required!

tension
20 stitches and 19 rows to a 10cm square in 1x1 rib stitch using 6.5mm needles.

Check your tension - if fewer stitches use thinner needles, if more stitches use thicker needles.

materials
One Size
Paintbox Yarns

Simply Chunky
1
100g balls

Metres of yarn
100m
required

Note: This pattern is designed so that you can substitute the yarn for a different brand, if you
so wish!

However, please bear in mind that you may require a different amount of wool than that
specified, and it is essential to work to the stated tension in order to achieve the correct size of
garment.

needles
1 pair of 6.5mm straight needles

1 tapestry needle (for sewing in ends)

abbreviations
beg beginning p2tog purl 2 together
cm centimetre(s) RS right side
k knit st(s) stitch(es)
k2tog knit 2 together tog together
p purl WS wrong side
working abbreviations
2x2 rib
1st row: *k2, p2, rep from * to end.
2nd row: *k2, p2, rep from * to end.

method
Hat
step 1: with 6.5mm straight needles, cast on 72 stitches

step 2: work in 2x2 rib until work measures 21cm (feel free to lengthen this if you would prefer
the hat to not have a cropped finish).

step 3 (RS): *k2, p2tog,* repeat between the *s until the end of the row.

step 4 (WS): *k1, p2,* repeat between the *s until the end of the row.

step 5 (RS): *k2, p1, repeat between the *s until the end of the row.

step 6 (WS): *k1, p2,* repeat between the *s until the end of the row.

step 7 (RS): *k2tog, p1,* repeat between the *s until the end of the row.

step 8 (WS): *k1,p1,* repeat between the *s until the end of the row.

step 9 (RS): *k1,p1,* repeat between the *s until the end of the row.

step 10 (WS): *p2tog,* repeat between the *s until the end of the row.

step 11 (RS): *k2tog*, repeat between the *s until the end of the row.

TO MAKE UP

Cut yarn, making sure to leave a tail long enough for sewing up the side seam. Weave the
yarn through the remaining stitches, and remove the stitches from the knitting needle, pulling
the yarn tight to create the crown of your hat. With RS facing you, sew the side seam. Around
7.5cm from the bottom, turn the hat inside out and sew the rest of the seam on the reverse
side (this will be the bit that you turn up for the brim!)

Finally, sew in your ends and cut your yarn - you’re all done!

the

knit

mix.

PATTERN IS FOR INDIVIDUAL USE ONLY

Purchase of this pattern entitles you to print and copy the pattern for individual home
use only. You can make the garment for yourself or as a gift. It does not entitle you to
print, copy or distribute the pattern to others, whether you profit from it or not, nor to
sell garments that you have made from this sewing pattern.

thank you for respecting the rights of the designer.

© Laura Kidd 2021

designed with love in Bristol, UK

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