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| Crossroads Cabled Beanie by Kim Miller |
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| Crossroads Cabled Beanie by Kim Miller |
Skill Level: Intermediate
Crossroads Beanie features lots of texture and visual interest with 4 gorgeous knit-look cables!
This well written crochet pattern calls for 1 ball of Lion Brand® Heartland® Worsted Weight (4) [142 g (5 oz)/230 meters (251 yds) per ball] or comparable yarn, scraps of a contrasting colour, a 4.00 mm (G) crochet hook and a 3.50 mm (E) crochet hook. The hat is worked in one piece from the top down. The finished beanie measures 19 cm (7.5”) in circumference, and 22.9 cm (9”) long. The beanie will stretch to 54.6 cm (21½”) to 57.2 cm (22½”) in circumference and will fit most ladies. Please note that measurements are approximate and will be affected by the gauge and the brand of yarn.
This crochet pattern calls for the following stitches and techniques: slip stitch, single crochet, double crochet, front post double crochet, back post double crochet and front post treble crochet.
Crossroads Beanie features lots of texture and visual interest with 4 gorgeous knit-look cables!
This well written crochet pattern calls for 1 ball of Lion Brand® Heartland® Worsted Weight (4) [142 g (5 oz)/230 meters (251 yds) per ball] or comparable yarn, scraps of a contrasting colour, a 4.00 mm (G) crochet hook and a 3.50 mm (E) crochet hook. The hat is worked in one piece from the top down. The finished beanie measures 19 cm (7.5”) in circumference, and 22.9 cm (9”) long. The beanie will stretch to 54.6 cm (21½”) to 57.2 cm (22½”) in circumference and will fit most ladies. Please note that measurements are approximate and will be affected by the gauge and the brand of yarn.
This crochet pattern calls for the following stitches and techniques: slip stitch, single crochet, double crochet, front post double crochet, back post double crochet and front post treble crochet.
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