Difficulty Level: Intermediate

This pattern creates a one-piece knit headband featuring five Crown Peaks.. The band uses symmetrical increases and decreases to transition smoothly from the narrow I-cord ties to the final width.

Keely Cat Bonnet

Wallan Beanie (Gauges from 12 sts to 30 sts per 4" / 10 cm

This pattern is designed as a complete “master pattern,” allowing you to knit this beanie with any yarn weight, from fingering to super bulky.

What is a Multi-Gauge Pattern?

What is a Multi-Gauge Pattern?

What is a Multi-Gauge Pattern?

What is a Multi-Gauge Pattern?

What is a Multi-Gauge Pattern?

What is a Multi-Gauge Pattern?

Multi-gauge pattern

Ready to cast on? Choose your gauge and start knitting!

This bonnet is first worked flat in garter stitch. The work is then joined in the round to shape the crown with spiral decreases. Ties are picked up from the bottom edge and worked in 1x1 rib.

The hats have a snug, fitted shape with a folded brim. The defining feature is the two small “ears” at the top of the brim, which give the hats a charming, animal-inspired look. The hats are knitted with soft angora yarn, giving them a smooth texture and a slight fuzziness.

This warm, textured hat combines

The socks are knit in the round from cuff to toe, constracted as a tube without a traditional heel turn. Heel and foot shaping are archived with decreases and increases.

You will need:

The pattern is unique and requires intermediate knitting skills. The suggested yarn is 8ply (DK weight), two skeins 50g each, or you can use any your favorite yarn in this weight. Written instruction and charts are included.

This hat is offered for children and adults. At night I see over the surrounding mountains