Meet the Jilly Beanie!
Named after my childhood nickname, this hat is a hug for your head!
This hat is constructed with a double brim for an extra cozy feeling and warmth! it is a classic knit with a little bit of flair!
The pattern is written for 4 yarn weights and includes written instructions along with photo and video tutorials for the double brim portion.
For each hat you will need 2 different colored skeins (unless you want to make it in a solid color.) You could also use a 3rd color for the inside brim portion of this hat. Your scrap stash pile comes in handy for this part!

I hope you enjoy making alllllll the Jilly Beanies!

Materials:
Needles/Yarn:
Light Super Bulky- US size 11 / 8 mm circular needles
Color A: 40 yds, Color B: 40 yds (Malabrigo Noventa), inner brim: 25 yds
Bulky- US size 10.5 / 6.5 mm circular needles
Color A: 50 yds, Color B: 50 yds (Malabrigo Chunky), inner brim: 25 yds
Light Bulky- US size 8/ 5 mm or US size 9/ 5.5 mm (for light version) circular needles
Color A: 58 yds, Color B: 58 yds (Malabrigo Mecha), inner brim: 36 yds
Worsted-US size 6/ 4 mm or US size 7/ 4.5 mm (for light version) circular needles
Color A: 72 yds, Color B: 72 yds (Malabrigo Worsted), inner brim: 40 yds
Scissors, 5 stitch markers, tapestry needle, measuring tape
Optional DPN’s
Gauge: (Knit in Stockinette)
Light Super Bulky- 4x4”/ 10 x 10 cm = 10 sts x 18 rows (Noventa US size 11/ 8 mm circular needles)
Bulky- 4x4”/ 10 x 10 cm = 12 sts x 20 rows (Chunky US size 10.5/ 6.5 mm circular needles)
Light Bulky- 4x4”/ 10 x 10 cm = 14 sts x 25 rows (Mecha US size 8/ 5 mm circular needles)
Worsted- 4x4”/ 10 x 10 cm = 18 sts x 30 rows (Worsted US size 6/ 4 mm circular needles)