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1 Hour Heart Beanie

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A few years ago I posted about a chunky knit beanie that I called the 1 Hour Beanie…. as it flew by knitting it. This is a Valentines Version of the same hat.

There is an interactive pattern for this beanie free on Ribblr.

You will need:
– Super bulky yarn – in 2 colours.
– 15mm knitting needles – circular.
– darning needle, scissors and a pom-pom.

Cast on 32 (40, 48) stitches

Rows 1-8 (9, 10)
– Knit 1, Purl 1 rib over these rows

Knit 2 (3, 4) rows in the main colour.

Follow the colour work for the chart over the next 8 rows. The chart is numbered for the largest size. However, rows 15-22 on the chart are the correct order for all the sizes. Repeat the chart over each 8 stitches in the row.

Decreasing for the top. These rows begin the count again from this point just for clarity.
1. Knit 2, k2tog – repeat over the row
2. Knit whole row
3. Knit 1, k2tog
4. Knit whole row
5. K2tog over whole row
6. knit whole row
7. k2tog over whole row.

Cut the yarn tail with 30cm remaining. Thread stitches onto the yarn tail and pull tight. Darn in your ends and stitch on a pom-pom at the top.

3 responses to “1 Hour Heart Beanie”

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  2. Nicole Avatar
    Nicole

    thank you for this, could you do a knit flat version please? Also any tips for following a chart?

    1. juanamac Avatar

      Hiya – I have a flat version of this pattern now. The original one-hour beanie has a written pattern and video tutorial for a flat version. You could use the heart chart alongside that hat if you wanted to. The main tip for chart following is to use stitch markers to show you exactly where the chart lines up or repeats. Be careful not to pull your “floats” (the bits of yarn that go across the back) too tight. Wrap you yarn when a float is longer than 3 stitches. Also, feel free to roll your yarn into little balls for each section of colour so you don’t have to carry yarn across the back of your work.

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