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Bronntanas
Honeycomb textured slouchy beanie
£6.00
- Worsted weight yarn
- Also available in Knitworthy 1
- Also available on Ravelry
Everyone needs a cosy, slouchy beanie. Bronntanas features a very simple honeycomb cable pattern on a garter stitch background that highlights subtle hand dyed yarns beautifully.
Cables and slipped stitches create a three dimensional pattern with shadowed areas that make it look much more complicated than it really is. The vast majority of rounds are simply knit or purl, perfect for last minute gifts or movie watching. The hat is worked in the round from the bottom up and given in four sizes to fit children and adults.
Details
Skills for knitting this project
Build your skills by following the links to our clear step-by-step tutorials.
- knitting, purling
- casting on
- ssk decreases
- k2tog decreases
- cabling (using a chart or written directions)
- working in the round
- working small circumferences in the round
Gauge
24 sts and 38 rows = 4" / 10 cm honeycomb pattern in the rnd.
Sizing
Child[adult s, m, l]
Finished circumference: 16[18, 20, 22]" / 40[45, 50, 55]cm and 7.5[9]" / 19[22.5]cm long.
Supplies
Yarn
Double knitting or light worsted weight yarn with a soft hand, some elasticity and good drape.
Shown in Buckwheat Bridge Angoras Worsted Spun Cormo (100% cormo wool, 250 yds / 229m, 4oz / 113g).
150[200, 220, 240] yds / 135[180, 200, 220] m
Needles and notions
Size 7 US / 4.5mm 16" / 40cm circular and dpns or long circular for preferred method of working small circumferences in the rnd
Pdf file versions
Our patterns are thoroughly checked and tested but occasionally errors do slip through. These are updated in the patterns as soon as possible, and we also issue periodic updates to clarify directions, extend size ranges, or add more inclusive pattern formats.
If it's been a while since you purchased this pattern please double check that your file names match the following before casting on:
Updates are issued via email, please contact us if you can't find an update, or if you think you've found an error in the most up to date version of the pattern.
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