The Ohanapecosh Beanie is named for a beautiful crystal clear river in Mt. Rainier National Park. The rocky crags and old growth forests that surround remind me of the pebbly stitch used to create the texture in this knit.

This pattern comes in three style choices and depending on your accent yarn the color and texture options are limitless.

This pattern was written to use fingering or slub yarn with light bulky yarn to create a unique texture. It also includes directions for fitted, slouchy, and extra slouchy styles.