Matilda May Beanie

On my grandmother’s birthday, I was inspired to design a cozy beanie after a few months of isolation due to Covid-19. During that time, I spent many hours knitting and crocheting, but I hadn't ventured into design until now. I discovered some spare leftover Nundle Woollen Mills Chaffey yarn from the cable beanies I typically knit for the Beanie Festival in Alice Springs. The colors of this yarn are beautifully suited to evoke the natural landscape of Australia, capturing its rich earthy tones and vibrant hues.

This beanie not only showcases my creativity but also contributes to the growing trend of using scrap yarn for unique designs. Many crafters have embraced the ‘iso knitting craze,’ transforming leftover materials into stunning, wearable accessories while minimizing waste. By designing this beanie, I aimed to blend functionality with sustainability, encouraging others to think creatively about repurposing their yarn scraps. Whether you're looking to stay warm during chilly winter months or simply want to add a fashionable touch to your wardrobe, this beanie is an excellent choice. Join me in celebrating creativity and sustainability by knitting your own version of this beautiful beanie!