The Cable Trapper Beanie is a lightweight, unisex accessory that’s overly textured and fun to wear! It features eye-catching, twisting cables that emerge from the crown and effortlessly work their way down the ear flaps. Long braided straps accent the bottom of the beanie and allow you the option to tie for extra warmth on those bitter, cold days.

The pattern includes easy to follow instructions for 6 sizes (ranging from baby to large adult) and a video tutorial so there’s no confusion!

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CONSTRUCTION: This beanie is worked from the top-down. You’ll start by working the crown and body of the beanie in joined rounds and then you’ll work in rows to create the ear flaps.

SIZES: BABY (TODDLER, CHILD, TEEN, ADULT) (LARGE ADULT)
FINISHED CIRCUMFERENCE: 16 (17, 19, 20, 21) (22.5)”

MATERIALS NEEDED:
HOOK: 4 mm crochet hook (or hook needed to obtain gauge)
YARN: Approx. 215 (265, 330, 375, 420) (480) yards of Sweet Delight by Baby Bee (or any dk weight yarn)
NOTIONS: scissors, blunt threading needle, tape measure

CRAFT: Crochet

DIFFICULTY: Intermediate

TERMS: US

LANGUAGE: English

GAUGE: 18 scs x 18 rows = 4 x 4” with 4 mm hook
(The height/length is based on measurements, so the gauge rows do not need to be met!)
ROW 1: ch 19, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in each ch across, turn – 18 sts
ROW 2: ch 1 (never counts as st), sc in each st across, turn – 18 sts
ROWS 3-18: Repeat ROW 2.