Everyday Cables Beanie Knitting Pattern
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Beanies are a must-have accessories in the winter weather where I live. The biggest decision is: double-brimmed or double layered? But why not both?
The Everyday Cables Beanie is a double layered beanie that features stockinette on one side and cables on the other and completely reversible. There are instructions to keep it as a simple double layered beanie or to extend it so the brim can be folded up. The brim adds a little pizzazz by showing off the other side of the beanie. If you don’t need the extra layer the brim provides, it can be worn as a slouchy beanie. My favorite way to wear my beanie is with the cabled brim folded over on the stockinette side.
PATTERN INFORMATION
This beanie is made in one piece, starting at the stockinette side then moving onto the cabled side. Shown in sizes Child Version 1 (mustard yellow) and Adult S Version 2 (gray). Sizing listed in pattern will be in Baby (Child, Adult S, Adult L) The beanie is meant to be worn with 1-2” / 2.5-5cm negative ease. This means the finished size of the beanie should be 1-2” / 2.5-5cm smaller than the head of the wearer.
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Version 1 (without brim):
Baby: 14” circumference x 8” long/ 35.5cm x 20.5cm Child: 16” x 9”/ 40.5cm x 23cm Adult S: 18” x 10”/ 45.5cm x 25.5cm Adult L: 19” x 11”/ 48.5.cm x 28cm
Version 2 (with brim):
Baby: 14” x 10”/ 35.5cm x 20.5cm Child: 16” x 11”/ 40.5cm x 23cm Adult S: 18” x 13”/ 45.5cm x 25.5cm Adult L: 19” x 14”/ 48.5.cm x 28cm
This beanie is meant to be worn with 1”-2” (2.5 cm-5 cm) negative ease.
SUGGESTED NEEDLES
For Adult S, and Adult L: US 8 (5 mm) in 16”/ 40 cm or length preferred.
For Baby and Child: US 8 (5 mm) double-pointed needles or preferred method for small circumference knitting.
GAUGE
18.5 sts x 26 rounds = 4” (10 cm) with US 8 (5 mm) in stockinette.
YARN
For sizes: Baby (Child, Adult S, Adult L)
130 (170, 210, 250)yards
120 (150, 190, 230)m
Yarn Used:
Cloudborn Superwash Merino Worsted Twist. (Worsted Weight; 100% Superwash Merino Wool; 100g; 220 yards/ 201 meters). 1 (1, 1, 2) skein(s). Color used: Maize heather (Child); Gray (Adult L).
NOTIONS
1 - Stitch marker
Darning needle
Skills to Explore: top-down beanie construction, bottom-up beanie construction, cable pattern (chart and written instructions provided), knitting in the round.
Use the coupon codes at checkout for the price that works best for you.
NALU15 - 15% off listed price
NALU25 - 25% off listed price
NALU50 - 50% off listed price
Beanies are a must-have accessories in the winter weather where I live. The biggest decision is: double-brimmed or double layered? But why not both?
The Everyday Cables Beanie is a double layered beanie that features stockinette on one side and cables on the other and completely reversible. There are instructions to keep it as a simple double layered beanie or to extend it so the brim can be folded up. The brim adds a little pizzazz by showing off the other side of the beanie. If you don’t need the extra layer the brim provides, it can be worn as a slouchy beanie. My favorite way to wear my beanie is with the cabled brim folded over on the stockinette side.
PATTERN INFORMATION
This beanie is made in one piece, starting at the stockinette side then moving onto the cabled side. Shown in sizes Child Version 1 (mustard yellow) and Adult S Version 2 (gray). Sizing listed in pattern will be in Baby (Child, Adult S, Adult L) The beanie is meant to be worn with 1-2” / 2.5-5cm negative ease. This means the finished size of the beanie should be 1-2” / 2.5-5cm smaller than the head of the wearer.
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Version 1 (without brim):
Baby: 14” circumference x 8” long/ 35.5cm x 20.5cm Child: 16” x 9”/ 40.5cm x 23cm Adult S: 18” x 10”/ 45.5cm x 25.5cm Adult L: 19” x 11”/ 48.5.cm x 28cm
Version 2 (with brim):
Baby: 14” x 10”/ 35.5cm x 20.5cm Child: 16” x 11”/ 40.5cm x 23cm Adult S: 18” x 13”/ 45.5cm x 25.5cm Adult L: 19” x 14”/ 48.5.cm x 28cm
This beanie is meant to be worn with 1”-2” (2.5 cm-5 cm) negative ease.
SUGGESTED NEEDLES
For Adult S, and Adult L: US 8 (5 mm) in 16”/ 40 cm or length preferred.
For Baby and Child: US 8 (5 mm) double-pointed needles or preferred method for small circumference knitting.
GAUGE
18.5 sts x 26 rounds = 4” (10 cm) with US 8 (5 mm) in stockinette.
YARN
For sizes: Baby (Child, Adult S, Adult L)
130 (170, 210, 250)yards
120 (150, 190, 230)m
Yarn Used:
Cloudborn Superwash Merino Worsted Twist. (Worsted Weight; 100% Superwash Merino Wool; 100g; 220 yards/ 201 meters). 1 (1, 1, 2) skein(s). Color used: Maize heather (Child); Gray (Adult L).
NOTIONS
1 - Stitch marker
Darning needle
Skills to Explore: top-down beanie construction, bottom-up beanie construction, cable pattern (chart and written instructions provided), knitting in the round.
