Stylish, cozy, and warm. This ribbed hat is knit using The Petite Wool from We Are Knitters. This yarn is so soft and warm. It is not itchy like some other wools, which makes it perfect for this style hat.
The ribbed beanie can be worn with the brim folded for a more fitted look or without the brim for a slouchy look.
Rib Knit Hat Pattern
Materials
- 8mm 16″ circular knitting needles
- 8mm double pointed Needles
- We are Knitters- The Petite Wool
- Stitch Marker
- Sciossors
Gauge
- 4″ x 4″ Ribbed Square
- 12 sts X 16 rows = 4″ x 4″
Notes
- This hat uses the long tail tubular cast on method. This creates a stretchy cast on. But if you prefer you can use the long tail cast on.
- If you are using a different cast on method from the tubular cast on, skip the first two rows and start at the 3rd row.
- The hat is about 13.5” long with the brim not folded. With the brim folded the hat is about 10” long.
abbreviations
- k – knit
- P- purl
- K2tog- knit two together
- St- stitch
- * *- repeat sequence between the asterisks
Pattern
Adult
With 8mm needles cast on 58 st using the tubular cast on method. Place stitch marker to mark the beginning of the round.
Row 1: *K1, with the yarn in front slip the next stitch purlwise* At the end of the row (58 sts)
Row 2: *With the yarn in the back slip the stitch purlwise, p1* (58 sts)
Row 3-50: *K1, p1* (58 sts) ** The hat should measure about 12.5” long at this point. Knit more rows to obtain this length if needed.
Row 51: *K1, p1, k2tog* k1, p1 (44 sts)
Row 52: *k1,p1,k1* k1,p1 (44 sts)
SWITCH TO DPN’s
Row 53: *K1, k2tog* k2 (30sts)
Row 54: k2tog (15sts)
Cut a long tail. Weave tail through remaining stitches on needles. Cinch close and weave in ends. Fold Brim.
This pattern is an original pattern by Meg Hardison of The Northern Moose. Please do not claim this pattern as your own. Please do not reprint this pattern on your site. You may keep a copy of the pattern for your own personal use, but please do not sell the pattern or distribute it.
You may sell products made from this pattern but please clearly credit the design to me Meg Hardison and link back to The Northern Moose Blog. Permission is not granted for mass production or factory manufacturing of any kind. Thank you for being respectful and for your understanding!
