Knit toque pattern

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The Dot Stitch Beanie Hat Free Knitting Pattern intersperses purl stitches among knit stitches for some gorgeous texture.

The Alpine Toque is the very first knitting pattern I formally wrote out (after years of making hats with my own patterns in my head or jotted down on the notes app in my phone). It's a quick and easy knit that provides a bit of texture, but is super simple - perfect for someone new to knitting! If you have figured out how to knit and purl, you can definitely make this hat! Looking for a yarn + pom set for your project? Check out our Luxe Bundles HERE DETAILS...

Looking for a simple knit to pass your Sunday? I made this basic toque the other day and thought I’d share the pattern here. I…

I can’t think of an accessory more ubiquitous at this time of year than a plain ribbed toque. With a turned-up brim, worn pushed back on yer head to create some stylish slouch, or – as …

This pattern is super easy, and if you know me I like easy knitting patterns. 🙂 The Terabyte Toque is essentially a very long tube that you fold inside itself to create the double layer. Materials Abbreviations Notes Pattern To Start: Cast on 50 sts using the long tail cast on method, leaving approx. 10″ […]

The One More Mistake beanie is a twist on a classic ribbed beanie. Ridges created by the Mistake Rib stitch provide extra stretch and warmth.

I’m pretty sure I don’t need explain how handy it is to have a pattern for a basic ribbed hat. You can make it as sassy or reserved as you want with your choice of yarn and the stretch means that you won’t finish and then find out it won’t fit.

Spikelet knit hat is made using bulky yarn and circular 9 mm needles, so you need to know how to knit in the round before jumping into this project.

A step-by-step tutorial on how to knit a hat on circular needles for beginners. Including video instructions, when to decrease, etc.