Cambridge Knit Mock Cable Beanie
Have you ever want to try cables but you are afraid? I know we all drool over cables, but if you are a beginner knitter and you just want to try a mock cable first, this is the knit pattern for you.
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How Easy is a mock cable?
Traditional cables cross stitches and often use a tool called a cable needle. But this beanie is not your regular cable; in fact, it's not a knit cable at all! It just appears to look like one. Instead of crossing knit stitches, we are dropping a stitch over other knit stitches.
This means a great textured look of traditional knit cables but without all the work. This beanie works up quickly without the stress of dropping stitches. So if you are ready to get adventurous but still want to practice knitting skills before jumping to cable work, this is the place to start.
And even if you are an experienced knitter, this beanie hat pattern is a relaxing and fun repeat. The knit fabric has a great stretch that sizes perfect for a toddler to a child.
Knit Mock Cable Beanie Supplies:
Supplies:
Knitting Needles:
10 (US) / 6.0 mm Double Pointed Needles (DPN) or Circular Needles for Magic Loop
Stitch Marker
Sewing Needle
Scissors
Yarn:
Knit Picks Chroma Sandpiper Worsted / 10 ply (9 wpi)
OR
Vanna’s Choice Grey Marble
Yardage: 92 – 100 yards (84 – 91 m)
Abbreviations for Knit Stitches
CO- cast on
k- knit
p- purl
yo- yarn over
k2tog- knit two stitches together
p2tog-purl two stitches together
Sizes available: Child
Skill Level: Easy
Measurements: Depth=6 inches, Height = 5 ½ inches
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