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A Beanie Knitting Pattern For Beginners

A basic beanie is a great knit project for beginner knitting. With its simple ribbing and easy shaping, this design works up quickly in bulky yarn to make a snug-fitting gender-neutral hat. You’ll only need one skein and because the ribbing stretches, it can fit most adult heads. It’s also a good pattern for trying out different substitutions. For example, if you want to experiment with using plant fibers or different constructions of yarn (e.g. single-ply vs. worsted-spun), you can work up a gauge swatch and then use the needle size recommended in the pattern to substitute.

If you’re looking for a fun way to use up some of your leftover yarn, this beanie knitting pattern is a great choice. The diagonal rib stitch, also known as basketweave stitch, works up nicely in solid colors and makes a hat that’s sure to turn some heads.

This beanie is worked in the round from the brim to the crown, making it easy for beginners to learn to knit in the round. The pattern is designed to be a unisex hat and can be worn by men, women, teens, and even babies.

Boiled wool is a technique used to give a garment water and wind resistance. The process tightens the stitches and can make a garment less elastic than it otherwise would be, but it’s an excellent way to protect yourself from harsh winter weather. This pattern is sized for a head circumference of 21 to 23 inches, so there’s room for sizing up or down as needed. beanie knitting pattern

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