Bluster Beanie

> Get the Bluster Beanie for $2.50 > through Sunday 2/23/25 with the code > BLUSTERBEANIE and then run over to > [The Frosted Stitch][1] and use the > same code to save on yarn Bifrost Bulky Yarn! The Bluster Beanie is my version of the basic broken rib beanie. I'm pleased to say its a pretty great version! The pattern is written for three sizes and calls for only three different stitches. It features an invisible brim to prevent that annoying bell shape beanies can take on over time. The Bluster Beanie knits up fast in bulky weight yarn and will quickly become a go-to project for gift knitting and instant gratification. [Sign up for the SDK Newsletter][2] to be inspired and inspire others while crafting in harmony with life's rhythms (plus also get special discounts on patterns & helpful tips)! Looking for this beautiful yarn?! [Check out The Frosted Stitch!][3] I love to see your creations. Share on social media and tag me: @SunDaughterKnits on Instagram, Threads, and Facebook Use the hashtags #BlusterCollection and #SunDaughterKnits Pattern support is offered via the contact me link on [sundaughterknits.com][4] Feel free to sell items made from this pattern, with credit to the designer. This pattern is the work, product, and property of Sönna Schuttner, please do not distribute. Craft: Knitting Yarn Ideas: [The Frosted Stitch Bïfrost Bulky][5], [Malabrigo Chunky][6], [Lion Brand Hue + Me Yarn][7] Yarn yardage and weight: 85 (106, 140) yds / 78 (97, 128) m bulky weight, category 5 yarn; Sample is Size 2 knit in The Frosted Stitch Bifrost Bulky, 100% SW Merino, 106yds / 97 m, 3.5 oz / 100 g. Gauge: 14 stitches and 24 rows on larger needles over 4in/10cm of broken rib, knit in the round Needles and Notions: U S 8/5mm needles or one sizes smaller than that needed to obtain gauge (for your favorite method of going in the round, see note: In Regards To Working In The Round below) US 9/5.5mm needles or size needed to obtain gauge (for your favorite method of going in the round, see note: In Regards To Working In The Round below) 5 clasping stitch markers or progress keepers for BOR and decreases Darning needle Size: Size 1, (2, 3) 18in (20in, 22in)/ 46cm (51cm, 56cm) head circumference ***In Regards to Working in the Round:*** Knitting a hat requires a wide range of circumferences to accommodate the body of the hat and the crown as it decreases. This means it is helpful to either have lots of different length needles, use the magic loop method of going in the round, or use double pointed needles. The pattern assumes the maker will use their favorite method, changing needle styles when and if needed. [1]: https://thefrostedstitch.ca/ [2]: https://sundaughter.myflodesk.com/c1c5yq0dep [3]: https://thefrostedstitch.ca/ [4]: www.sundaughterknits.com [5]: https://thefrostedstitch.ca/ [6]: http://shrsl.com/4uec2 [7]: https://shrsl.com/4s96o