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Easy Knitted Beanie Cap

This beanie is a cinch to make for those with experience knitting with double-pointed needles. If you have ever made socks using the 5-needle technique, then this is the same except that the needles are thicker. You can also make it with circular needles instead if you are more comfortable with them. The yarn used is extra bulky which enables you to have this cap finished within 2 hours.

 

 

Knitting Project - Winter Beanie Cap 1

Materials used for this beanie:

- 100 grams or two 50 gram balls of Lana Grossa Yarn “Lei Fiammato Print” in the color 107 (If you cannot get this particular
  yarn, look for a similar yarn. Details about the yarn used are  listed below. This particular yarn was a little irregular
  meaning it was not always flat. It had thicker and thinner strands which gives the hat the bumpy look
- 5 double-pointed knitting needles 9 mm (metric) or US 13
- 5 double-pointed knitting needles 10 mm (metric) or US 15

Yarn information: 50 grams = 45 meters length
                             52% Wool und 48% Acrylic

Stitching gauge with needle number 10 (Metric) using a stockinette stitch: 8 Stitches x 12 Rows = 10 cm high und 10 cm wide

Ribbing Stitch for this beanie:
All Rows using this stitch
- Alternate Knit 1, Purl 1 until the end of the row.

Seed Stitch for this beanie:
Row 1 and all odd numbered rows using this stitch:
Alternate knit 1, purl 1 until the end of the row.
Row 2 and all even numbered rows using this stitch: Alternate purl 1, knit 1 until the end of the row.

Stockinette Stitch for this beanie:
All rows are done with the knitting stitch only.

Instructions for this beanie: Because you are knitting with double-pointed needles, you are working in rounds and your work will always be facing you on the right side.

Cast on 40 stitches (10 on each needle) and close the loop when you start the first row.

Rows 1-6 will be done in the “Ribbing Stitch”. (description above)

Rows 7-27 will be done in the “Seed Stitch”. (description above)

Now it is time to reduce the stitches. Continue only in the stockinette stitch. (description above) 

Row 28 - Knit every 4th and 5th stitch together. Now you have only 8 stitches on each needle when the row is finished.

Row 29 - Knit.

Row 30 - Knit and knit every 3rd and 4th stitch together. Now you have only 6 stitches on each needle when the row is finished.

Row 31 - Knit.

Row 32 - Knit and knit every 2nd and 3rd stitch together. Now you have only 4 stitches on each needle.

Row 33 - Knit every 2 stitches together. Now you have only 2 stitches on each needle. Cut your yarn at a 15 cm or 6 inch length and place the end through a thick sewing needle. Pull the needle through all the remaining stitches and close off. Sew the end of the yarn on the wrong side of the hat to secure it. Sew the other yarn ends to the inside of the hat to secure them.

 

 

 

Knitting Project - Winter Beanie Cap 3

Knitting Project - Winter Beanie Cap 4

Knitting Project - Winter Beanie Cap 2
The backside of the beanie

 

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Knitting Project - Winter Beanie Cap

 

 

 

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