Meet The Bixby Beanie! The fun cube pattern really stands out, and the color possibilities are endless. Go with high-contrast yarns for an eye-catching design or medium-contrast yarns for a more subtle design. The best part is you won’t have to catch any floats!

I created The Margot Beanie to be your go-to beanie of the season! Margot has no color changes/colorwork or tricky stitches…just solid color and simple knits and purls (and a few K2tog and P2tog for the decreases) that create a lovely tiled texture! A double brim will keep your ears nice and toasty.

Say hello to the Daisy Chain Beanie! I wanted a way to brighten even the iciest winter days with my favorite flower. Instructions are included for both a single brim and double brim for extra coziness.

This classic plaid design has a squishy double brim and and is made with three colors of Color Theory yarn from Lion Brand. This is a category 4 yarn. You may use any comparable worsted yarn that achieves gauge. The pattern comes in one size and is meant to fit an average teen/adult head size of 21-22.5 inches. However, the pattern does include...

The Stanley Beanie was inspired by a certain Scranton salesman who really loves pretzels and Pretzel Day!

The Morning Diner Beanie reminds me of that cozy feeling of sitting in a diner with a hot cup of coffee and breakfast on a crisp, autumn morning. This beanie has a cozy double brim, squishy texture and classic stripes!

The Cuppa Tweed Beanie was inspired by a vintage mug in my collection. If you like the look of colorwork but don’t feel like doing it for an entire hat, this is the hat for you! I love the colorblock effect of the wide stripes. Of course, it’s not necessary to use a tweed, but I love the texture it gives the hat.

If you can knit, purl and knit two together, you can make this hat!