Victory beret knitting pattern
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Victory is a nod to 1940s Fair Isle tams. Cleverly tucked in among traditional motifs, you’ll find the V sign and Morse code used in the WWII-era “V for Victory” campaign.
Yarn
1 ball of Excelana Wool 4 Ply (174yd / 159m per 50g ball) in each the following 5 colors:
Gauge
32 sts / 32 rnds = 4” / 10cm in stranded stockinette stitch
Needles
2.75mm (US 2) needles or size needed to obtain gauge
Size
One size. Will stretch to comfortably fit head circumferences up to 24” / 61cm. If a slightly larger or smaller size is desired, simply go up or down a needle size from needles that give you correct gauge.
Construction
Tam / beret is worked in the round in stranded stockinette, with centered double deceases (explained in the pattern) to shape the crown.
Tech Editor: Joeli Kelly
Model: Rochelle New
Yarn
1 ball of Excelana Wool 4 Ply (174yd / 159m per 50g ball) in each the following 5 colors:
- Cornflower Blue (Main Color)
- Nile Green
- Alabaster
- Ruby Red
- Powdered Egg
Gauge
32 sts / 32 rnds = 4” / 10cm in stranded stockinette stitch
Needles
2.75mm (US 2) needles or size needed to obtain gauge
Size
One size. Will stretch to comfortably fit head circumferences up to 24” / 61cm. If a slightly larger or smaller size is desired, simply go up or down a needle size from needles that give you correct gauge.
Construction
Tam / beret is worked in the round in stranded stockinette, with centered double deceases (explained in the pattern) to shape the crown.
Tech Editor: Joeli Kelly
Model: Rochelle New