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Product Details
The Ballybrit Beanie takes its name from the Galway suburb which is known for hosting the famous Galway Races. As a knitter from the Aran Islands, I love adapting the Aran style to suit modern knitters. Here, I have taken a classic Aran style cable lattice pattern and adapted the motif to work it in the round, on two sizes of circular needle. The finished hat is seamless, with the cables flowing from brim to crown without interruption.
The cabling pattern is not overly complicated, but there is some adjusting of the stitch marker to ensure that the cabling pattern stays seamless throughout. I would consider this a pattern suitable for intermediate knitters.
The hat is sized for an adult, with 4 different sizes included, but instructions are given on adjusting the stitch count to create a smaller or larger hat. Any Aran or worsted weight yarn should be suitable for this pattern. One 100g skein should be just enough for one hat.
- Brand
- Independent Designer
- Craft
- Knitting
- Designer
- AranAccessories
- Featured product
- Format
- Downloadable PDF
- Language
- English
- Notes
- Sample hats were knit in Donegal Aran Tweed, Quince & Co. Lark, Brooklyn Tweed Shelter and Donegal Wool Spinning Co.
- Pages
- 4
- Skill Level
- Intermediate
- Yarn Weight
Heavy Worsted
