The Cambridge Beanie

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Last week I released a new pattern for my Cambridge Infinity Scarf. I have received such positive feedback about this pattern! Thank you all so much! I know I have said that I don’t typically do sets, but for this pattern, I had too 🙂

The Construction

The pattern for my Cambridge Beanie uses the same stitch that I used in my scarf pattern. The beanie is crocheted by first making the band. The body of the beanie is crocheted with alternating rounds that are turned after every round. Any worsted weight yarn will work for this pattern. The yarn I used for this pattern is Lion Brand Wool-Ease yarn.  I really love how this beanie turned out! I hope you enjoy the pattern!

Cambridge Crochet Beanie Pattern

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MATERIALS

About 150 yards of Lion Brand Wool Ease yarn. The color in the pictures is Grey Heather.

5.5 mm crochet hook

Tapestry Needle

Scissors

Pom-pom (optional)

ABBREVIATIONS

Chain (ch)

Slip Stitch (ss)

Single Crochet (sc)

Double Crochet (dc)

Half Double Crochet (hdc)

Stitch (st)

Back Loop Only (blo)

Decrease (dec)

CAMBRIDGE BEANIE PATTERN

For the band:

Ch.11

Row 1 – sc in the 2nd ch from the hook and each ch across. (10)

Row 2 – Ch.1 turn, sc in the first st, then sc blo in every stitch across. In the last st complete a sc. (10)

Repeat row 2 until your band measures approximately 17.5″

Slip stitch short ends together to form a circle.

BODY

~Turn your work after every round.

Next, ch.1 and make 52 sc’s all the way around the edge of the band.

Round 1 – Ch.1 turn, ss in the same st, dc in the next. *ss in the next st, dc in the next.* Repeat *til end of round. Ss to join. (52)

Round 2 – Ch.1 turn, hdc in the same st and each st around. Ss to join. (52)

Rounds 3 thru 10 – Repeat rounds 1 & 2 respectively

Round 11 – Repeat round 1

Round 12 – Ch.1 turn, hdc in the same st and the next 3 stitches, hdc dec in the next. *hdc in the next 4 stitches, hdc dec in the next.* Repeat *to* til last four stitches. Hdc in each of the last four stitches. (44)

Round 13 – Repeat round 1 (44)

Round 14 – Ch.1 turn, hdc in the same st and the next 3 stitches, hdc dec in the next. *hdc in the next 3 stitches, hdc dec in the next* Repeat *to* til the last three stitches. Hdc in each of the last three stitches. (36)

Round 15 – Repeat round 1 (36)

Round 16 – Ch.1 turn, hdc in the same st and the next 2 stitches, hdc dec in the next. *hdc in the next 2 stitches, hdc dec in the next.* Repeat *to* until there are three stitches left. Hdc in each of the last three stitches.  (28)

Round 17 – Repeat round 1 (28)

Round 18 – Ch.1 turn, hdc in the same st and the next st, hdc dec in the next. *hdc in the next st, hdc dec in the next.* Repeat *to* until there are three stitches left. Hdc in each of the last three stitches. (20)

Round 19 – Ch. 1, sc in the same st and each st around. (20)

Bind off leaving a long enough tail to weave your needle in and out of each sc post. Pull to tighten. Sew top of beanie closed.

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I really hope you’ve enjoyed this Cambridge Beanie pattern. It is quickly becoming one of my favorites. Happy crocheting!

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