Beret Hat

Introducing our exquisite knit beret hat pattern—a stylish and warm winter accessory that seamlessly complements most popular winter outfits. This charming beret features gentle cables that add delightful texture and squishiness, making it not only fashionable but also cozy for chilly days. For a playful touch, a pompom adorns the top, although feel free to leave it out for a more streamlined look! It’s the perfect gift for your loved ones or a treat for yourself as you embrace your creative journey in knitting.

This knitting pattern includes clear charts and comprehensive written instructions in English, making it accessible for knitters with an advanced beginner to intermediate skill level. The essential skills required for this pattern include knits, purls, ssk (slip, slip, knit), p2tog (purl 2 together), k2tog (knit 2 together), and, of course, cable knitting techniques. With this project, you'll not only enhance your knitting abilities but also create a stunning accessory to wear or gift.

Materials Needed:

• 1 skein of Drops Andes (65% wool, 35% alpaca)—this super bulky yarn is the perfect choice for comfort and warmth. (100 g ~ 90 m / 3.5 oz ~ 98 yards)
• Circular knitting needles: 8 mm / US 11 and 9 mm / US 13 for the main knitting.
• Double-pointed knitting needles: 9 mm / US 13 for shaping the crown of the hat.
• A cable knitting needle to assist with the cable stitches.
• Stitch marker, scissors, and a tapestry needle for finishing touches.
• Medium/small size pom maker or a simple piece of cardboard for creating the pompom if you choose to include it.

Finished Measurements:

This beret pattern is designed to fit a head circumference of 54-58 cm / 21-23” making it a versatile accessory suitable for a variety of head sizes. The pompom is approximately 5 cm / 2” in diameter, giving it that charming finishing touch.

Get ready to elevate your winter wardrobe with this beautifully crafted knit beret hat! Whether you're gifting it or wearing it yourself, it's sure to become a cherished accessory during the colder months. Happy knitting!