Do we even need a description here? Here is a basic,classic ribbed hat! Featuring an all over 1/1 rib, this hat is just one of those basics that I tend to knit over and over again. To balance the simplicity of the design, this pattern includes a variety of options for the knitter: top-down, bottom-up, double thickness, folded brim,double-folded brim, no brim at all!

Sizes: 1 (2, 3, 4) 5 (6) / Baby 6-12 months (Toddler, Child, Teen or Adult small)Adult medium (Adult large)

Head circumference: 44 (48, 51, 54) 57 (63) cm / 17 (19, 20, 21) 22.5 (25) in
Finished circumference: 31 (33, 36, 38) 40 (44) cm / 12 (13, 14. 15) 15.5 (17) in

Meterage / yardage

For a simple hat
(no brim) 22 (25, 30, 39) 48 (58) g
84 (96, 113, 146) 184 (222) m
91 (105, 123, 160) 201 (242) yds
1 skein

For a folded brim hat
29 (33, 41, 51) 62 (74) g
109 (125, 155, 192) 234 (280) m
119 (137, 169, 210) 256 (306) yds
1 skein

For a double-folded brim hat
34 (41, 51, 64) 75 (88) g
130 (155, 192, 242) 284 (334) m
142 (169, 210, 265) 310 (365) yds
1 skein

For a double thickness hat
51 (62, 75, 96) 110 (133) g
192 (234, 284, 364) 418 (506)m
210 (256, 310, 397) 457 (552) yds
1 (1, 1, 1) 2 (2) skeins

Techniques
K2Tog, Kitchener stitch, Knit, Knitting in the round, KP, M1L, M1pL, M1R,M1pR, P2Tog, Pinhole cast-on, Purl, Sl, SSK, SSP, Tubular bind-off