A friend's NEW YEAR's goal: Learn to knit!! I have designed the KISS Bulky Beanies to work with her in meeting that goal. KISS
Bulky Beanies work well in a bulky acrylic or superwash wool blend.
The pattern offers the choice of Rolled Brim, Ribbed Brim or Ribbed
KISS Bulky Beanies. The beanies can be knit in just a few days
making perfect gifts, accessories, or for charity. This may be
considered a beginner/advanced beginner level pattern because
knowledge of hat
and
stitch construction are helpful.
Finished
sizes:
Infant:
flat 10”,
stretches to 16”
circumference; height flat
6.5”,
rolled or folded 5”
Child:
flat 12”,
stretches to 20”
circumference; height flat
8”,
rolled or folded 6.5”
Adult:
flat 14”,
stretches to 22”
circumference; height flat
10”,
rolled or folded 8”
Materials:
Yarn: acrylic
or superwash wool
blend in Bulky weight
Infant
70yds
/1.6
oz (62m/30g) Child:
90yds/2.12oz(82m/60g)
Adult:113yds/2.47oz
(103 m/75g)
Photo:
KISS
Bulky
Beanies
(size
adult)
are
knit
in King
Cole Magnum
Chunky;
75%
Acrylic, 25% Wool; 151 yards/3.53
ounces (138m/100 g)
colors:
1982 Topaz, 1442 Bramble, 3397 Mustard
Gauge:
14sts
= 4”
Adjust
needle size to match gauge.
Needles:
Size US #8(5mm),16” circular needles, and set double pointed
needles
Size
US #9(5.5mm),16” circular needles, and set double pointed needles
Notions:
Stitch
markers,
tapestry needle
Abbreviations:
CO=cast on K=knit k2tog=knit 2 stitches together
p=purl
Rnd/s = round/s sts=stitches
Three
patterns follow. Print the 4 "pages", or 1 page/pattern as desired.
Marilynn Blacketer ‘20
Finished sizes:
Infant:
flat 10”,
stretches to 16”
circumference; height flat
6.5”,
rolled 5”
Child:
flat 14”,
stretches to 20”
circumference; height flat
8”,
rolled 6.5”
Adult:
flat 16”, stretches to 22” circumference; height flat 10”,
rolled 8”
Gauge: 14sts = 4” Adjust needle size to match gauge.
Materials: Yarn: acrylic or superwash wool blend in Bulky weight
Infant
70yds
/1.6
oz (62m/30g) Child:
90yds/2.12oz(82m/60g)
Adult:113yds/2.47oz
(103 m/75g)
Photo: Rolled Brim KISS Bulky Beanie (size adult) is knit in King Cole Magnum Chunky;
75%
Acrylic, 25% Wool; 151 yards/3.53
ounces
(138m/100g);
color:
1982 Topaz
Needles: Size US #8(5mm), 16” circular needles, and set double pointed needles
Notions: Stitch markers, tapestry needle
Abbreviations: CO=cast on K=knit k2tog=knit 2 stitches together
p=purl
Rnd/s=round/s sts=stitches
Rolled Brim Directions: Directions are written for size infant [child, adult directions are in brackets]. (Notes are in Italic)
Brim:
With
US#8,
16” circular needles, long-tail cast-on 40[50,60] sts.
Place
marker & join together by knitting first stitch being careful not
to twist.
Rnds
1-10[10,12]: Knit (1.5”
[1.5”,2”])
Hat:
(set
up: with
US#8,16”circular
needles, knit
“through the back loop” one round.)
With
US#8, 16” circular needles, Knit
hat
5”
[7”,9”]
from
CO.
For
a taller hat, work extra rounds before starting the crown decreases.
Crown
Decreases (set up: * K10, place
marker; repeat from * to end)
(helpful
hint: Rnds 1-8: * Knit to 2sts before marker, k2tog;
repeat to end.)
Change
to double pointed needles when needed.
Rnd
1: * Knit 8, k2tog; repeat from * to end
Rnd
2: *
Knit 7,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
3: *
Knit 6,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
4: *
Knit 5,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
5: *
Knit 4,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
6: *
Knit 3,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
7: *
Knit 2,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
8: *
Knit 1,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
9: *
K2tog, remove markers; repeat from * to end
Finishing:
Cut 12” yarn, and thread end through remaining stitches.
Pull
together, and tie off neatly. Weave in tails.
This pattern is available on marilynnsgardenknitdesign.blogspot.com.
Copyright
2020, Marilynn Blacketer. All rights reserved. 1/1/20
For
pattern support please contact: marilynnblacketer@gmail.com
Marilynn Blacketer ‘20
Finished sizes:
Infant:
flat 10”,
stretches to 16”
circumference; height flat
6.5”,
folded 5”
Child:
flat 12”,
stretches to 20”
circumference; height flat
8”,
folded 6.5”
Adult:
flat 14”, stretches to 22” circumference; height flat 10”,
folded 8”
Gauge: 14sts = 4” Adjust needle size to match gauge.
Materials: Yarn: acrylic or superwash wool blend in Bulky weight
Infant
70yds
/1.6
oz (62m/30g) Child:
90yds/2.12oz(82m/60g)
Adult:113yds/2.47oz
(103 m/75g)
Photo: Ribbed Brim KISS Bulky Beanie (size adult)is knit in King Cole Magnum Chunky;
75%
Acrylic, 25% Wool; 151 yards/3.53
ounces
(138m/100g);
color:
1442 Bramble
Needles: Size US #8(5mm), 16” circular needles, and set double pointed needles
Size
US #9(5.5mm),16” circular needles, and set double pointed needles
Notions: Stitch markers, tapestry needle
Abbreviations: CO=cast on K=knit k2tog=knit 2 stitches together
p=purl
Rnd/s=round/s sts=stitches
Ribbed Brim Directions: Directions are written for size infant [child, adult directions are in brackets]. (Notes are in Italic)
Brim:
With US#8,
16” circular needles, long-tail cast-on 40[50,60] sts.
Place
marker & join together by knitting first stitch being careful not
to twist.
Rnds
1- 10[12,15]: Knit 1, purl 1 (1.5”
[2”,
3”])
Hat:
With US#9,16”circular
needles, Knit hat
5”[7”,9”]
from CO.
For
a taller hat, work extra rounds of hat before starting
the crown decreases.
Crown
Decreases (set up: * K10, place
marker; repeat from * to end)
(helpful
hint: Rnds 1-8: * Knit to 2sts before marker, k2tog;
repeat to end.)
Change
to double pointed needles when needed.
Rnd
1: * Knit 8, k2tog; repeat from * to end
Rnd
2: *
Knit 7,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
3: *
Knit 6,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
4: *
Knit 5,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
5: *
Knit 4,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
6: *
Knit 3,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
7: *
Knit 2,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
8: *
Knit 1,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
9: *
K2tog, remove markers; repeat from * to end
Finishing:
Cut 12” yarn, and thread end
through remaining stitches.
Pull
together, and tie off neatly. Weave
in tails.
This pattern is available on marilynnsgardenknitdesign.blogspot.com.
Copyright
2020, Marilynn Blacketer. All rights reserved. 1/1/20
For
pattern support please contact: marilynnblacketer@gmail.com
Marilynn Blacketer ‘20
Finished sizes:
Infant:
flat 10”,
stretches to 16”
circumference; height flat
6.5”,
folded 5”
Child:
flat 12”,
stretches to 20”
circumference; height flat
8”,
folded 6.5”
Adult:
flat 14”, stretches to 22” circumference; height flat 10”,
folded 8”
Gauge: 14sts = 4” Adjust needle size to match gauge.
Materials: Yarn: acrylic or superwash wool blend in Bulky weight
Infant
70yds
/1.6
oz (62m/30g) Child:
90yds/2.12oz(82m/60g)
Adult:113yds/2.47oz
(103 m/75g)
Photo: Ribbed KISS Bulky Beanie is knit in King Cole Magnum Chunky;
75%
Acrylic, 25% Wool; 151 yards/3.53
ounces
(138m/100g);
color:
3397
Mustard
Needles: Size US #8(5mm), 16” circular needles, and set double pointed needles.
Notions: Stitch markers, tapestry needle
Abbreviations: CO=cast on K=knit k2tog=knit 2 stitches together
p=purl
Rnd/s=round/s sts=stitches
Ribbed Directions: Directions are written for size infant [child, adult directions are in brackets]. (Notes are in Italic)
Brim&Hat:
With US#8,16” circular needles, long-tail cast-on 40[50,60]
sts.
Place
marker & join together by knitting first stitch being careful not
to twist.
Rnds:
Knit 1, purl 1 until
hat
measures
5”[7”,9”]
from
CO.
For
a taller hat, or fold-up brim work extra rounds before starting the
crown decreases.
Crown
Decreases (set up: * (K1,p1)5times,
place marker; repeat from * to end)
(helpful
hint: Rnds 1-8: * work in pattern to 2sts
before marker, k2tog; repeat to end.)
Change
to double pointed needles when needed.
Rnd
1: * (K1, p1)4times, k2tog; repeat from * to end
Rnd
2: *
(K1,
p1)3times,
k1,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
3: *
(K1,
p1)3times,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
4: *
(K1,p1)2times,
k1,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
5: *
(K1,p1)2times,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
6: *
K1,
p1, k1,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
7: *
K1,
p1,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
8: *
Knit 1,
k2tog;
repeat from * to end
Rnd
9: *
K2tog, remove markers; repeat from * to end
Finishing:
Cut 12” yarn, and thread end through remaining stitches.
Pull
together, and tie off neatly. Weave in tails. This will create a
very reversible hat.
This pattern is available on marilynnsgardenknitdesign.blogspot.com.
Copyright
2020, Marilynn Blacketer. All rights reserved. 1/1/20
For
pattern support please contact: marilynnblacketer@gmail.com
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