The Looking Glass Brim Beanie pattern is a spin-off of my Looking Glass Hat pattern. It was designed to resemble
stained-glass windows. It is a fun pattern that works up super quick! This hat is knit from the brim up. It uses stranded color-work. This hat is easier to make than it looks and is labeled as an advanced beginner! There is a video tutorial included that goes over how to do the stitch.
Have fun with this pattern! It is written for two different yarn weights;Super Bulky and Bulky. You can chose to have your “windows” (diamonds) of the hat the same color as the body of your hat or a different color. Take a look at some of the sample photos for inspiration!

What you will need:

Materials:

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Super Bulky Yarn-Malabrigo Rasta was used for this pattern (approximately 77 yds), but any super bulky size 6 yarn will work. Color A- 55 yds, Color B- 22 yds . This yardage will vary depending on what style hat you choose.

Bulky Yarn- Madeline Tosh ASAP and Malabrigo Chunky were used for this pattern (approximately 65 yds), but any bulky size 5 yarn will work. Color A- 50 yds, Color B- 15 yds. This yardage will vary depending on what brim and body version you choose.

Circular knitting needles- Super Bulky- size 13/9 mm, 16 inch
Bulky- size 11/8mm, 16 inch
Tapestry needle
Measuring tape
Scissors
Stitch marker
Pom (optional)
DPNs size 11 or 13 (optional for decrease)

Gauge:
Super Bulky- 4x4”/ 10 x 10 cm = 11 stitches x 14 rows in stockinette (Rasta size 13 Circular needles)
Bulky- 4x4”/ 10 x 10 = 12 stitches x 18 rows in stockinette (Madeline Tosh ASAP size 11 Circular needles), and 12 stitches x 17 rows in stockinette (Malabrigo Chunky size 11 Circular needles)

Bonus Headband Pattern Included