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Banksia Beanie
Inspired by the hardy native Banksia, this beanie is made for every day wear; whether it’s a trip to the beach or the supermarket. Its simple, textured fabric echoes the raw beauty of Australia’s coastlines and bushland.
With a deep folded brim for warmth and a snug fit, the Banksia Beanie will be your go-to layer for outdoor adventures or everyday wear. Easy to knit, timeless to wear.
Construction:
Banksia Beanie is knit from the brim upwards in the round. A 1x1 rib panel adds texture and enhances the fit. Simple decreases are used to shape the crown, creating a twirled effect through the crown.
Sizing:
To fit head size of:
12/30.5 (14/35.5, 16/40.5, 18/45.5) 20/51, 22/56, 24/61 inches/cms.
Actual hat length (with brim folded):
4¼/11 (5/13, 6¼/16, 7/18) 7½/19, 8¼/21, 9¼/23.5 inches/cms.
Skill Level:
Easy to Intermediate
Techniques used:
Knit and purl
Decreasing
Working in the round
Yarn Requirements:
Bendigo Woollen Mills Rustic Tweed (95% wool, 5% neps); 437yd400m/200g - 1 ball
OR DK/8ply weight yarn of approximately 50/45 (65/60, 75/70, 90/85) 110/100, 135/125, 160/145 yards/metres
Original yarn is a subtly heathered yarn with tweed flecks. It has a 3ply worsted spun structure.
Tension:
22 stitches and 30 rounds = 4 inches in stocking stitch (blocked)
It is advisable to swatch in the round and adjust your needles accordingly to ensure you obtain the correct tension for this project.
Needles and Notions:
• US6/4mm: 16”/40cm circular and set of double pointed needles (or size required for tension)
• US4/3.5mm: 16”/40cm circular (or two sizes smaller than required for tension)
• darning needle
• stitch marker
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