Intertwined Knit Hat brings cables, twisted stitches, and slip-stitch texture together in a boldly patterned beanie that works up fast on US 11 needles. Easy enough for knitters ready to move beyond plain ribbing, it looks far more complex than it knits and makes a natural next step for anyone building their technique repertoire.

Construction and technique

• Worked bottom-up, seamlessly in the round, one piece with no seaming
• Ribbed brim transitions into a cabled and twisted-stitch body with slip-stitch surface patterning
• Techniques: cables, twisted stitches, slipped stitches, and ribbing
• Video tutorial included for key techniques, alongside complete written instructions
• Schematic provided for all three sizes

Materials

• Bulky weight yarn (sample shown in Merino Bulky by Bad Sheep Yarn)
• 75-100 yards (69-91 m) per hat, a single skein for most bulky skeins
• US 11 (8 mm) needles, worked in the round
• Gauge: 14 sts / 19 rows per 4 in in right slipped stitch pattern

Sizing

• 3 sizes: Adult Small, Adult Medium, Adult Large
• Fits teens through adults, unisex
• Refer to schematic for finished circumference and height by size

What’s included

• Written pattern with all stitch instructions
• Video tutorial for key techniques
• Schematic with finished measurements
• Instant PDF download

At 75-100 yards per hat, Intertwined is made for stash knitting, last-minute gift knitting, or a satisfying cast-on between bigger fall projects.