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30 Days of Beanies! Need a light, simple beanie pattern? Check out the Grace beanie for FREE on the YarnHookNeedles Blog!

July 9, 2017 by Jerica 3 Comments

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If you’re looking for something light-weight to wear in the Fall then you will love the Grace beanie!

I designed it with warmer days in mind. More specifically the spring and early fall. I know those of us who love to sport our knitwear as much as possible appreciate a lighter design. I can even see this one being made in a cotton yarn for cooler summer days!

TOOLS:

  • size 4 Yarn
  • K hook
  • scissors
  • tapestry needle

TERMS:

CH (chain)

DC (double crochet)

SL ST (slip stitch)

 

THE RIBBED BRIM:

CH 15

Row 1 – In the 4th CH from the hook you will add a DC. Continue with DC all the way across. CH 3. Turn.

Row 2 – 36: DC in the BACK LOOPS all the way across. CH 3. Turn

Join the ends together by doing a SL ST all the way across. CH 2.

***From here we will be working in the round to create the body of the beanie.

THE BEANIE:

Rnd 1 – Working the same ST as your CH 1 you will place a DC – CH 3 – DC – DC. Then you will skip the next 3 sts. *In the next ST you will place a DC – DC – CH 3 – DC – DC. Skip the next 3 sts. Rep from * all the way around. SL ST to the top of the CH 3.

Rnd 2 – Working in the same space as your CH 3 you will place a DC – CH 3 – DC – DC. *Then you will skip over the previous row’s group of sts and place the same DC – DC – CH 3 – DC – DC into space between the grouped sts of the previous row.  Rep from * all the way around. SL ST to the top of the CH 3.

Rnd 3 – 8: Repeat rnd 2. Tie off leaving a long tail for sewing the top closed.

SEWING THE TOP CLOSED:

Using your long tail you will weave in and out of the top stitches pulling everything tightly closed.

Weave in the ends.

 

You can add a topper to the beanie if you would like but I chose to leave the pom off. I felt like a pom would take away from the delicate stitches. But you can feel free to create it exactly how you would like!

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  1. Evy

    July 20, 2017 at 10:02 am

    The Grace Beanie looks like most of the pattern is missing??? 15 sets? Only chains and Double crochet?? Only 3 rows???
    Where’s the rest?

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    • Jerica

      July 22, 2017 at 8:42 am

      Hi, Evy!
      I looked back through the post and the entire pattern is there. I have broken the beanie up into the ribbed brim section and then the beanie section. Let me know if you’re still having issues and I will do my best to make sure you have the pattern! I appreciate your stopping by!

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  2. laura Diaz Cruz

    October 25, 2017 at 5:15 pm

    me encantan sus creaciones

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