Name: Pretty Little Things 07 - Basic Bobble Beanie
Brand: Canadutch

A timeless beanie in a classic style is a wardrobe staple for everyone (especially when topped off with a fun pompom!). This design can be knitted quickly, easily and in a multitude of fun colour combinations, thanks to Scheepjes’ enormous Chunky Monkey yarn range. Scheepjes Truly Scrumptious is the same weight and gauge and works equally well for this project. These comfy beanies can be made for both children and adults.

Measurements
Child: Circumference 45cm Length 19cm
Adult S-M: Circumference 50cm; Length 21.5cm
Adult L-XL Circumference 55cm; Length 23cm

Materials

Scheepjes Chunky Monkey (100% Premium Acrylic (Anti Pilling); 100g/116m)
Yarn A: 1065 sage x 1 ball or 1035 Maroon x 1 ball or 1823 Mustard x 1 ball
Yarn B: 1035 Maroon x 1 ball or 1823 Mustard x 1 boll or 1065 Sage x 1 ball
5.5mm double pointed needles or circular needles, 80cm long for magic loop
Stitch marker
8.5cm pompom maker

Canadutch ✪

Hi! I'm Tammy, a Canadian (originally from Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia) currently living in France with my Dutch husband and very spoiled little dog. My crafty passion is knitting, but I also dabble in crochet, cross stitch, and quilting. I first learned to knit and crochet as a young teen. Both my mother and grandmother were very crafty and taught me to knit and crochet, but I unfortunately didn't really catch the bug until much later after I was already living an ocean away. Thankfully, the internet was there to fill in the gaps so that I could teach myself and pick up where I left off. I wasn't really serious about any crafts, working on just one or two projects each winter, until a few years ago when I picked knitting back up as a hobby during a stressful period. It seems to have stuck and I have been knitting more and more since. I have also started designing, which I find really fun and exciting. I want to help newer knitters find fun and interesting projects that they are able to knit with confidence. You can find my website here: Canadutch.

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