Inside-out Beanie and Mitts Pattern
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Inside-out Beanie and Mitts. These accessories are reversible. The beanie can be worn fitted with the garter rib edging folded back and the knit side of the stocking stitch section facing; or slouchy with the garter rib edging unfolded and the reverse side of the stocking stitch section (purl fabric) facing. The mitts can also be worn two ways.
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When making these accessories, the garter rib edging is worked with the wrong side facing and the stocking stitch fabric is worked with the knit side facing. When the edging is folded back, the right side of the garter rib edging and the knit side of the stocking stitch fabric will be facing.
When turned inside out with the edging unfolded, the right side of the garter rib edging will be facing and the main fabric will be the reverse side of the stocking stitch (purl fabric).
The beanie is knitted in rounds from the bottom edge up with shaping for the crown. It has a section of 1 x 1 rib after the garter rib edging. A pompom can be added on completion.
The mitts are knitted in rounds from the bottom edge up, with a thumb opening.
The Inside-out Beanie and Mitts require average to intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Inside-out Beanie and Mitts. These accessories are reversible. The beanie can be worn fitted with the garter rib edging folded back and the knit side of the stocking stitch section facing; or slouchy with the garter rib edging unfolded and the reverse side of the stocking stitch section (purl fabric) facing. The mitts can also be worn two ways.
When you purchase this knitting pattern you will automatically receive an email containing a link to download a PDF.
If you wish to have the pattern in your Ravelry library please purchase it from Ravelry instead.
When making these accessories, the garter rib edging is worked with the wrong side facing and the stocking stitch fabric is worked with the knit side facing. When the edging is folded back, the right side of the garter rib edging and the knit side of the stocking stitch fabric will be facing.
When turned inside out with the edging unfolded, the right side of the garter rib edging will be facing and the main fabric will be the reverse side of the stocking stitch (purl fabric).
The beanie is knitted in rounds from the bottom edge up with shaping for the crown. It has a section of 1 x 1 rib after the garter rib edging. A pompom can be added on completion.
The mitts are knitted in rounds from the bottom edge up, with a thumb opening.
The Inside-out Beanie and Mitts require average to intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Inside-out Beanie and Mitts. These accessories are reversible. The beanie can be worn fitted with the garter rib edging folded back and the knit side of the stocking stitch section facing; or slouchy with the garter rib edging unfolded and the reverse side of the stocking stitch section (purl fabric) facing. The mitts can also be worn two ways.
When you purchase this knitting pattern you will automatically receive an email containing a link to download a PDF.
If you wish to have the pattern in your Ravelry library please purchase it from Ravelry instead.
When making these accessories, the garter rib edging is worked with the wrong side facing and the stocking stitch fabric is worked with the knit side facing. When the edging is folded back, the right side of the garter rib edging and the knit side of the stocking stitch fabric will be facing.
When turned inside out with the edging unfolded, the right side of the garter rib edging will be facing and the main fabric will be the reverse side of the stocking stitch (purl fabric).
The beanie is knitted in rounds from the bottom edge up with shaping for the crown. It has a section of 1 x 1 rib after the garter rib edging. A pompom can be added on completion.
The mitts are knitted in rounds from the bottom edge up, with a thumb opening.
The Inside-out Beanie and Mitts require average to intermediate knitting skills.
Finished measurements
To fit sizes child (small adult, large adult)
Beanie
circumference approx 45 (50, 55) cm/17¾ (19¾, 21¾) ins
depth with band unfolded approx 25 (28, 30) cm/9¾ (11, 11¾) ins
depth with band folded back approx 21 (23, 25) cm/8¼ (9, 9¾) ins
Mitts
circumference approx 12 (15, 18) cm/4¾ (6, 7) ins
length with cuff unfolded approx 18 (20, 22) cm/7 (7¾, 8¾) ins
length with cuff folded back approx 15 (16, 18) cm/6 (6¼, 7) ins
Choose a size that will stretch to fit your head or hand.
They are intended to be worn with approx 2-5cm/¾-2ins of negative ease.
Yarn
8 ply/DK weight wool
Beanie
approx 70 (90, 105) metres/77 (99, 116) yards of colour 1 (C1) and 95 (115, 135) metres/105 (127, 149) yards of colour 2 (C2).
Plus approx 40 metres/44 yards for pompom.
Mitts
approx 20 (30, 40) metres/22 (33, 44) yards of colour 1 (C1) and 60 (85, 115) metres/66 (94, 127) yards of colour 2 (C2).
Yarn featured
Great Southern Yarn
Elizabeth Macarthur DK (100% merino)
100g (210 metres/230 yards)
Needles and notions
one each 3.25mm/US 3 and 4mm/US 6 circular needles both 40cm/16ins long and a set of 4mm/US 6 double-pointed needles for beanie
one set each 4.5mm/US 7 and 4mm/US 6 double-pointed needles for mitts
pompom maker for beanie (optional)
medium safety pin for mitts
stitch markers and yarn needle
Tension
The tension required is 22 sts and 30 rows to 10cm/4ins over stocking st, worked in rounds using 4mm needles.
Knitting techniques
long-tail cast-on
knitting in rounds
rib (beanie)
stocking stitch
pompom
backward loop cast-on (thumb on mitts)
knitting up stitches (thumb on mitts)
