THE NORTH FACE Men's Reversible TNF Beanie Hat

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Suitable for beginners? Yes, I think a confident beginner could sew this pattern since the style is simple and a stable fabric like cotton jersey can be used. Some previous experience sewing with knits might be helpful for sewing with more drapey jerseys but the hat would provide a great opportunity to practice. Fabric: Light to medium weight knit fabrics, such as cotton jersey, rib knit, thin fleece, or sweater knit. Fabrics with some drape are suggested for the slouchy fit, such as viscose, rayon, or bamboo jersey. Size: Teen/Women’s Small (Youth and Women’s M and L instructions are included in the premium pattern available here. Yes. Hats are traditionally thought of as hand or machine knitted, but they can also be sewn from knit fabrics. Sewing a beanie hat is a great project for a beginner since most patterns often involve only one or two pattern pieces with minimal seaming and shaping. How much fabric do I need to make a beanie? Depending on the size of the person you are sewing the hat for, beanie hats can be sewn from as little as scraps of fabric. If you’re sewing a beanie for an adult, it will usually use between a quarter of a yard to a full yard depending on the style and if it’s lined. What is the best fabric for sewing beanies?

Rnd 1: CH1, SC in the first stitch and each stitch around. Do not join here or throughout. (40 sts) The New Balance x Carhartt WIP collection is available from our online shop, as well as select global retailers and select Carhartt WIP storeslisted below.

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The other side (shown in Iced Aqua) is feminine and lacy for those days when you want to feel like a girly-girl…but you still don’t want to freeze for it! (A girl’s gotta be practical, right?) Rnds 2 – 7: SC in between the V stitch created by the first single crochet in the previous round. Continue working in this fashion working a SC into each stitch around. (40 sts)

Brooklyn Boy Knits 100% Superwash Merino Wool and had a little left over to create the stash-busting wrist warmer pattern.

Reversible Beanie Features

Design: Simple jersey beanie with optional pom pom. Options for standard or slouchy fit. Optional turn-up cuff.

Rnds 13 – 18: SC in between the V stitch created by the first single crochet in the previous round. Continue working in this fashion working a SC into each stitch around. (40 sts) One side of the hat (shown here in Pewter) is dense for warmth on even the coldest days. The alternating stitches add interest and texture. Lined beanies are often sewn using the “bagging out” lining method. This means that the outer layer and the lining are assembled separately, and then both parts are sewn together with right sides facing around the bottom opening. The hat will then be turned right side out through a gap that’s left in the lining. Once complete, this hat can be worn in 8 different styles: two different colors, with or without the detachable pom, as a slouch hat or with the brim folded up as a beanie. It’s so versatile and cute! The most important measurement for a beanie is the head circumference. This is the measurement around the forehead. The length of the beanie may also be required and this will be the length from where the beanie will sit on the forehead to the crown of the head. How do you sew a lining in a beanie?This article was written by Sally Gauntlett, and edited by Nisan Aktürk. It was originally published on 28 May 2023 and has since been updated. The stitch pattern used in this beanie resembles an hdc v-stitch on one side and a corded/slip stitch look on the other side. The different looking sides of this project combined with the mattress stitch seam and ultimate finish used to close up the beanie creates a seamless effect making this beanie a true 2-in-1 beanie. Rnd 19: Instead of working into the V of the first stitch, skip over the first v and work a SC as you would through both loops. Continue in this fashion, working a SC into each stitch around. (40 sts) Rnd 8: Instead of working into the V of the first stitch, skip over the first v and work a SC as you would through both loops. Continue in this fashion, working a SC into each stitch around. (40 sts)