Who said cables are only for advanced knitters?

This beanie is knitted flat using 2 straight needles, and a DPN for the cables, but you can use any cable needle if you have.

This beanie is knitted flat, using 2 straight knitting needles, making it a perfect project for a beginner knitter, or for experienced knitters who haven’t taken a liking to circular needles, like me.

This beanie is knitted flat, using 2 straight needles, making it perfect for beginners, or experienced knitters who haven’t mastered circular knitting needles, or for knitters like me, who just prefer straight needles.

The Rotating Bubble Beanie is a version of my “Small Bubble Beanie”. Using the same stitches, it’s a lot easier than it looks.

I love a classic ribbed beanie as much as the next person, but I loved making this version of it. Similar to “The Large Bubble Beanie” that I designed, this beanie using the same stitches as a ribbed beanie and is super easy and quick to knit up.

Everyone loves a classic ribbed beanie, including me, but this version of it is stellar. It’s so simple, uses the same stitches as a ribbed beanie, and so quick to knit up.

This pattern is the saving grace for the endless search for a super easy beanie pattern for little ones. The body is made entirely out of stockinette stitch, including the decrease section, making it the perfect quick and no-brainer project.

This pattern is so great, whether you want to knit it in 3 colours or one, it knits up just the same.

This beanie is super easy to knit up. Using only the Stockinette stitch for the body, makes it easy to customize with different colours and sizes. Because it is knitted flat, using 2 straight needles, the pattern includes instructions on how to decrease the top of the beanie, and how to change yarn colours as you knit.