In this pattern, you will have the explanation with photos and written instructions to create a knitted french beret and baguette. (I am left handed, so the photos are from my direction of using the tapestry needle)
The finishing touches requires simple yarn threading to create the marks on the baguette and the stalk of the beret.
This pattern doesn’t include the frog pattern. If you would like to purchase the frog pattern, please visit the shop of Claire Garland @DotpebblesKnits ( the author of the frog pattern and many more!)

Finished product measures: Baguette 6 cm tall. French beret 3,5cm diameter

Materials
Yarns: -DMC coton skein no 4 in light brown. Or any yarn that matches the color. You will need very little amount of yarn for the marks (approximately 20cm)
-Yarn Art Jeans no 3 cream color. Or any yarn that fits the gauge below.
-Fonty BB merinos in red for the beret. Or any yarn that fits the gauge below.

Gauge: 20 sts - 25 rows (55 cm stockinette stitch) for beret
15 sts - 20 rows (55cm stockinette stitch) for baguette

Knitting needle: 2.5 mm double pointed or straight needles,
Tapestry needle, U shaped hair pin or a a piece of bendable wire, cotton swab (to use the tube as an insert)

Abbreviations and techniques used
K knit, P Purl
K2tog Knit two stitches together
P2tog Purl two stitches together
sts – stitches
Cast on, pull the yarn through the stitches