Baguette Beanie
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Baguette Beanie is a simple beanie whose traditional ribbing has been replaced by a horizontal cables knit braid, giving its boho style.
The cable knit edge is first knitted in the rows, then sewn at the mid back to form a circle.
The stitches are then picked up all around this circle to knit the top of the beanie in the round.
Product Details
- Size
- BABY (CHILD) ADULT
- Fit
- Standard
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Yarn weight
- Worsted / Aran
- Needles
- Cable knit
Circular 7mm (US 10 3⁄4) - Gauge
- 10 x 10 cm (4" x 4") = 14 sts x 21 rows
Baguette Beanie can be knitted in 3 sizes : BABY (CHILD) ADULT with the following measurements :
HEAD CIRCUMFERENCE : 38 (42) 49 cm / 15.7 (17.7) 19.7 in
TOTAL HEIGTH : 16 (19) 22 cm / 6.3 (7.5) 8.7 in
GAUGE : 10 x 10 cm (4 x 4 inch) = 14 stitches x 21 rows with circular needles 7mm [US 10 3⁄4].
Gauge is very important for this project. It's recommended to knit a swatch before starting to knit your beanie to be sure to obtain the indicated measurements.
Feel free to change your needles size to reach the correct gauge allowing to your own tension / yarn.
RECOMMENDED FIBERS: 100 g of The Meriwool from We Are Knitters (100g = 136m / 149 yards)
or similar wool allowing you to obtain the correct gauge.
Optional : For this Beanie, you can add a silk mohair leftover of your choice (lace weight).
TECHNIQUES :
- Stockinette stitches in the row
- Stockinette stitches in the round
- Increases
- Cable front & cable back (cables knits)
- Decrease
- Optional : How to make a pompom
- Optional : Magic Loop / DPN
This pattern is in PDF file.
Help links are included in the file !
You can choose your Language and your units (CM or INCH).
Your size isn't on this pattern ? Contact us !
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Baguette Beanie is a simple beanie whose traditional ribbing has been replaced by a horizontal cables knit braid, giving its boho style.
The cable knit edge is first knitted in the rows, then sewn at the mid back to form a circle.
The stitches are then picked up all around this circle to knit the top of the beanie in the round.