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Hermaness beret and beanie hat knitting pattern in 4ply
Hermaness beret and beanie hat knitting pattern in 4ply

Hermaness Hats Knitting Pattern

£4.50

The Hermaness Hats Knitting Pattern is designed by Gudrun Johnston and knitted in 4ply yarn.  The pattern contains instructions for both a beret and a beanie.  The hats are knitted bottom up from the ribbing with crown shaping.   They are knitted in the round a an lace pattern.

The beanie is 47.5 cm in circumference at the brim and 23 cm tall from brim to crown.

The beret is 48 cm in circumference at the brim and 21.5 cm tall from brim to crown (25.5 cm diameter at maximum point).

 

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Hermaness Hats Knitting Pattern

The Hermaness Hats Knitting Pattern is designed by Gudrun Johnston and knitted in 4ply yarn.  The pattern contains instructions for both a beret and a beanie.  The hats are knitted bottom up from the ribbing with crown shaping.   They are knitted in the round a an lace pattern.

The beanie is 47.5 cm in circumference at the brim and 23 cm tall from brim to crown.

The beret is 48 cm in circumference at the brim and 21.5 cm tall from brim to crown (25.5 cm diameter at maximum point).

You will need 220 m of 4ply or Fingering weight yarn for the beanie and 230 m for the beret.  You will also need a set of 3 mm and 3.25 mm dpns and a 3 mm 40cm long circular needle.  If you are making the beret, you will also need a 3.25 mm 40 cm circular needle.

 

 

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