If you’re looking to stay warm and stylish this winter, a knitted beanie is the perfect accessory. Not only will it keep your head and ears cozy, but it can also add a pop of color or texture to any outfit.
In this blog post, we’ll explore the different types of knitted beanies available, from classic cable knit to trendy slouchy styles. We’ll also provide tips on how to care for your beanie so that it lasts through many winters to come. So grab your knitting needles or head to your favorite store and get ready to embrace the coziness of a knitted beanie!
I’ve decided to pick up my knitting again now that it’s colder here. I wanted to make my husband a beanie. He loves hats and wears them all the time. He’s funny because even in the mornings you will find him with a hat on and his coffee. It’s like they go hand and hand.
Knitted Beanie
Here’s a pretty simple pattern. It does require double pointed needles.
CO 80
*K7, P3* Repeat till hat measures approximately 6″ from the CO edge.
Crown:
R1-*K2 tog, K5, P3*
R2-*K6, P3*
R3-*K2 tog, K4, P3*
R4-*K5, P3*
R5-*K2 tog, K3, P3*
R6-*K4, P3*
R7-*K2 tog, K2,P3*
R8-*K3,P3*
R9-*K3, P2 tog, P1*
R10-*K3, P2*
R11-*K2 tog, K1, P2*
R12-*K2, P2*
R13-*k2, P2 tog*
R14-*K2, P1*
R15-*K2 tog, P1*
R16-*K2 tog (every 2 sts, all the way around)*
When the hat starts getting difficult to knit, switch to double pointed needles.
Enjoy! My husband does!
In this blog, we explored the world of knitted beanies and the different styles and materials available. From classic designs to trendy patterns, there is a knitted beanie out there for everyone. Whether you prefer wool or acrylic, pom-poms or ear flaps, there are endless options to choose from when it comes to selecting the perfect beanie for you. We hope this guide has helped you narrow down your choices and find your ideal pick. If you have any other tips or suggestions for knitted beanies, let us know in the comments below! We would love to hear from you and continue the conversation on this cozy winter accessory.
