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DUGGARI BEANIE
DUGGARI BEANIE
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The Duggari beanie is worked in the same stitch as the sailors-of-the-past style Duggari sweater (our most popular pattern). The stitch is simple and quickly learned, and it gives the fabric a texture that keeps the knitting interesting. The brim is deep and turns up, so it sits double over the ears. A hat for anyone — and there is a children's version too.
Gauge 19 sts in pattern = 10 cm (4 in)
Yarn Worsted weight · Difficulty 1–2 of 5
The pattern includes instructions, a chart and links to video tutorials.
How it is worked
Worked in the round from the crown down, with increases at the crown and then in pattern to the ribbing. An Italian bind-off is stretchy and neat, though it is optional.
Sizes, measurements and yardage
| Size | S/M | L/XL |
|---|---|---|
| For head circumference cm/in | 52–56 / 20½–22 | 57–62 / 22½–24½ |
| Yarn g | 100 | 100 |
A full measurement chart is given in the pattern.
Since we all knit a little differently, no yarn quantity can be exact.
Materials, tools and techniques
| Yarn | Worsted weight, or any yarn that knits to 18–19 sts over 10 cm. The beanie shown is worked in Icewear Saga Wool (50 g = 100 m / 96 yd), colourway 9001. Many classic wool yarns suit it — léttlopi or Cascade 220, for instance. |
|---|---|
| Needles | 3.5 mm [US 4] and 4.5 mm [US 7] short circular needles and 4.5 mm [US 7] double-pointed needles, or the size that gives you the right gauge — one long circular in each size if you prefer the magic loop technique. |
| Notions | Stitch markers. Darning needle, measuring tape and scissors. |
| Techniques used | Casting on, knitting and purling, an Italian bind-off if you like it. Increases to the right and left. A simple texture pattern worked from a chart. |
The same beanie in children's sizes: Duggari Junior Beanie. The same stitch in a sweater: the Duggari sweater.
The pattern is also available on Ravelry, should you prefer to use PayPal.
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