My Autumn Vines Beret pattern is finally done!
It took a long time to get it just right but I couldn't be more pleased with the end result.
This design is tied with
Cedar Leaf as my favorite published pattern.
I love how the cabled leafy design looks like a tangled vine traveling up the sides of the hat.
It was a very interesting and fun stitch pattern to work up.
The yarn that I used, Becoming Art Cielo Sport, complements the design so nicely. It shows off the textured pattern very well and the subtle highlights in the color bring the pattern to life.
Usually the samples that I knit end up in my
trunk shows.. but no. Not this hat. This is mine. I love it.
Here is the pattern information for those of you would would like to make an
Autumn Vines Beret of your very own:
SIZE
Stretches to fit a 19-22" / 48-56 cm head circumference.
FINISHED
MEASUREMENTS
Brim
Circumference: approx 18 inches after blocking.
MATERIALS
Becoming
Art Cielo Sport [100% Superwash Merino Wool; 256 yd/234m per 4oz skein]; color:
Cinnamon; 1 skein or approx 200 yds of a sport weight wool or wool blend.
Alternate
Yarns: Madelinetosh Pashmina, Classic Elite Fresco
1# 16” US
#5/3.75mm circular needle for brim and body of hat
1# set of
US #5/3.75mm double pointed needles for top of hat and I cord
Stitch marker
Tapestry
needle
GAUGE
25 sts/ 32
rows = 4" / 10 cm in Stockinette stitch on US5 / 3.75 mm needles or size needed for accurate gauge.
If you run into me this Autumn, this is what I will be wearing... every day.
I am so happy to be surrounded by
knitted leaves in my favorite Autumn colors.
Kits for the Autumn Vines Beret are now available for pre-order through Becoming Art.
Happy Knitting!