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The burnt sienna beanie is a great beginner knitting project to start with. 

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Not only will making this beanie give you great satisfaction, but you can also customise the size. With four sizes to choose from, you can knit one for everyone in your family!

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Note: Knitting through the back loop creates a twisted rib for a neater finish to the brim.

SKILL LEVEL EASY

You will need:

Tension

24 sts and 38 rows to measure 10x10cm over st st using 3.5mm needles

24 sts and 37 rows to measure 10x10cm over 1×1 twisted rib using 3.5mm needles

Measurements

To fit head circumference

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43 (48: 53: 59)cm,

Finished size (unstretched)

36 (41: 46: 51)cm

free easy beanie knitting pattern
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Easy burnt sienna knitting pattern

RIB

Cast on 84 (96: 108: 120) sts using Yarn A. Join to work in the round, taking care not to twist sts. Place stitch marker to indicate start of round.

Round 1 *K1tbl, P1; rep from * to end of round. (This sets 1×1 twisted rib.)

Rep Round 1 until Rib measures 2.5cm.

 

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BODY

Round 1 With Yarn B, purl.

Rounds 2–4 With Yarn B, knit.

Round 5 With Yarn A, purl.

Rounds 6–8 With Yarn A, knit.

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Repeat these 8 rounds until the body measures 9 (11: 12: 15)cm from cast-on edge, ending after either a Round 2 (3: 8: 1) or Round 6 (7: 4: 5).

 

CROWN

SIZE XS ONLY

*K2tog, K19; rep from * to end. [80 sts]

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Beg working from Round 11 below.

 

SIZE S ONLY

Begin working from Round 7 below.

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SIZE M ONLY

*P2tog, P25; rep from * to end.

[104 sts]

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Beg working from Round 5 below.

 

SIZE L ONLY

Begin working from Round 1 below.

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ALL SIZES

Round 1 *K2tog, K13; rep from * to end. [112 sts]

Round 2 Knit.

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Round 3 *K2tog, K12; rep from * to end. [104 sts]

Round 4 Change yarn, purl.

Round 5 *K2tog, K11; rep from * to end. [96 sts]

Round 6 Knit.

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Round 7 *K2tog, K10; rep from * to end. [88 sts]

Round 8 Change yarn, purl.

Round 9 *K2tog, K9; rep from * to end. [80 sts]

Round 10 Knit.

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Round 11 *K2tog, K8; rep from * to end. [72 sts]

Round 12 Change yarn, purl.

Round 13 *K2tog, K7; rep from * to end. [64 sts]

Round 14 Knit.

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Round 15 *K2tog, K6; rep from * to end. [56 sts]

Round 16 Change yarn, purl.

Round 17 *K2tog, K5; rep from * to end. [48 sts]

Round 18 Knit.

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Round 19 *K2tog, K4; rep from * to end. [40 sts]

Round 20 Change yarn, purl.

Round 21 *K2tog, K3; rep from * to end. [32 sts]

Round 22 Knit.

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Round 23 *K2tog, K2; rep from * to end. [24 sts]

Round 24 Change yarn, purl.

Round 25 *K2tog, K1; rep from * to end. [16 sts]

Round 26 Knit.

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Round 27 *K2tog; rep from * to end. [8 sts]

Break yarn and draw through remaining 8 sts, tighten to close.

 

TO FINISH

Weave in all ends. To help the decrease lines settle in and lie flat, gently handwash and block following any yarn care instructions on the ball band.

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