Pilar Beanie

The stitches in this beanie create strong vertical lines that represent the pillars of strength it takes to battle cancer. Whether you are currently amid the struggle, a survivor, or a support person, I hope that crocheting this beanie is a soothing experience. I pray that you will be a blessing to others and the people you make this beanie for will be blessed by the labor of love you have created. Special thanks to Christine of Sweet Potato 3 for hosting the Crochet Cancer Challenge each year. The Pilar Beanie is my contribution for 2024. **Materials** Worsted weight yarn (4) 6mm (J) Hook Measuring tape Scissors Embroidery needle **Gauge** 16 sts x 15 rows (worked in st pattern repeats) = 4” x 4” **Completed Size** Size / Circumference / Height w/brim / Height w/brim folded / Yardage Small 18.5” / 9” / 7” / 180 yds Medium 20” / 10” / 8” / 198 yds Large 23” / 11” / 9” / 220 yds Share your work! I’d love to see what you’ve created. Blog: https://amberblissthis.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amberblissthis/ Hashtags: #blissthisearrings #blissthiscrochet #amberblissthis Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BlissThisbyAmber/ Join the Bliss This Crochet Community on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/blissthiscommunity Don’t forget to link your Ravelry Project! https://www.ravelry.com/designers/amber-bliss-calderon Sign up for the [Bliss This Newsletter][1] for specials, discounts, and news! Questions, comments or corrections regarding this pattern: amberblissthis@gmail.com [1]: https://dashboard.mailerlite.com/forms/1215327/158595135935874489/share