Two patterns for the price of one!

The bulky version of this hat is for the times you need to make a quick and very warm hat. The worsted version gives you a warm, simple, and beautiful hat. Take a dive in your stash and see which one you can knit up today. New to knitting or a seasoned pro, this basic beanie will be a go-to favorite in your pattern collection. Cross my heart.

Additional Notes: Provisional Cast On method may be used instead of sewing the brim at the end.

Double Brim Bulky Beanie
Supplies:
1 skein, at least 100 yards, bulky yarn in weight 5 or 6
Size 8mm 16” circular knitting needles
Size 8mm double point needles (DPN)
Large stitch marker
Tapestry needle for sewing brim and weaving in ends

Double Brim Worsted Weight Beanie
Supplies:
1 skein worsted weight yarn, at least 150 yards
5mm 16” circular knitting needles
5mm double point needles (DPN)
Small stitch marker
Tapestry needle for sewing brim and weaving in ends

Must know how to cast on, knit stitch, and decreasing in knitting.

Correction: Worsted weight finishing length should say “Finished hat with rolled brim should measure 8-8.5” long”