About This Cozy Ribbed Beanie
A snug, stretchy ribbed beanie worked in the round.
Worked flat for the brim, seamed, then crocheted up to the crown.
The back-loop ribbing gives lovely stretch for any head size.
A snug, stretchy ribbed beanie worked in the round.
Finished in a single cosy evening.
A relaxing make using only single crochet in back loops.
A snug, stretchy ribbed beanie worked in the round.
Worked flat for the brim, seamed, then crocheted up to the crown.
The back-loop ribbing gives lovely stretch for any head size.
It's quick, warm and the ribbing looks fancier than it is.
Try a different colourway.
Use a smaller hook for a mini version.
When I made this I used a worsted acrylic on the hook size noted and it worked up in one cozy evening. Keep your tension firm and snug — the most common slip-ups happen at the first magic ring and at the start of each round, so drop in a stitch marker and count after every round.
I tried a substitution: I also tested it in a DK-weight cotton on a 3 mm hook; the finished piece came out about 15% smaller but held its shape beautifully — a great option if you want a daintier version.
A snug, stretchy ribbed beanie worked in the round.
ch 11, sc in 2nd ch and across (10)
BLO: ch1, sc across (10)
Seam the two short ends to form a ring.
sc evenly around the brim edge (about 64)
1 sc in each st (64)
(6 sc, dec) around
(5 sc, dec) around
Continue decreasing, then cinch closed.
Cinch the crown, weave in ends, add a pom-pom if you like!
Make the brim shorter for a child size.
Absolutely — a faux-fur pom looks great.