The Harriet beanie works up to be so squishy, warm and full of texture. Elegant addition to your fall/winter wardrobe. This is a fitted style hat made with Lion Brand Thick and Quick.
Knitting this hat with chunky yarn makes for a quick knit. Making it a great hat to make while cozied up inside one evening.
Keep scrolling to find the free pattern below.
Harriet Beanie Knitting Pattern
Beginner friendly easy adult hat knitting pattern.
Notes:
- This is a fitted style hat
- It was sized for the average adult head
- If you’d like the hat to be slouchy instead of fitted knit 4 more rows before decreasing
- The pattern is worked over a 3 row repeat with an even number of stitches. If you’d like to make this in a smaller size, cast on fewer even amount of stitches
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Materials:
- Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick and Quick (This hat was knit using the colour Succulent)
- 9mm 16″ circular knitting needles
- 10mm 16″ circular knitting needles
- 10mm double pointed needles
- Tapestry needle
- Scissors
- Optional: faux fur pom pom
Abbreviations:
- K: knit
- P: purl
- k2tog: knit two together
- DPN: double pointed needles
- Repeat anything in (brackets) until the end
gAUGE
2.25 stitches/ 1 inch x 3.5 rounds/ 1 inch
Pattern
Adult
Using your 9mm circular needles
Cast on 44 stitches
Row 1-6: (k1, p1)
Switch to 10mm knitting needles
Row 7: Knit the entire row
Row 8: Purl the entire row
Row 9: (k1,p1)
Row 10-24: repeat rows 7-9
Row 25: (k3, k2tog), k2 (34 stitches remaining)
Row 26: Purl the entire row
Row 27: (k1,p1)
Row 28: (k2, k2tog), k2 (26 stiches remaining)
Row 29: Purl the entire row
Row 30: (k1,p1)
Switch to DPN’s
Row 28: (k1, k2tog) (18 stitches remaining)
Row 29: (k2tog) (9 stitches remaining)
Cut a long tail and weave through the remaining stiches on the needle.
Weave in ends and add a pom pom!
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Thank you for sharing this gorgeous pattern! If I wanted to make a scarf, would I follow the same repeats? I’m a new knitter, so I’m not sure if knitting flat would make a difference.
Hello,
Yes, knitting flat would change the repeats. If you send me an email through my contact form I can better explain this to you.
Have a great day!
Thank you! This is a perfect hat pattern for me to knit as Christmas gifts! Marilyn
What are the multiple’s in this pattern?
multiples of two