Double Double Beanie

**What’s in a name? The Double Double Beanie (named for the classic Canadian coffee - 2 creams, 2 sugars, please!) is knit DOUBLE stranded with two colours of fingering weight yarn, and has a DOUBLE brim hem, for extra coziness - hence, Double Double! Get it?** **DETAILS:** **Skill Level:** Easy **Skills required:** Knitting in the round, decreasing. **Requires:** approximately 100 - 150 g (1 or 2 skeins) of Fingering Weight Yarn. Pattern is written for two strands of fingering weight yarn held together, and used approximately 50g of each colour. **Sample uses:** *Autumn and Indigo, Sock in Velvet Blush and The Wool Barn, Smooth Sock in Smitten* Like any of my patterns, you can use any fingering/sock weight yarn that fits your style and budget! Need help finding a suitable yarn? Check out my [Tips and Tricks][1] for yarn substitution! This project is really great for stash busting/using up partial skeins of sock yarn. This pattern contains two sizes. Finished hats will fit most teen - adult heads. Small adjustments to increase or decrease the size of your hat can easily be made. Please message me if I can help with your modifications. Modifying the length of the hat is easy, and instructions are given in the pdf. **HOW DO I GET MY PDF?** Once you’ve purchased the listing, you will be sent a link to download it in your email. If you are signed into ravelry, it will also be available in your library. **SELLING FINISHED ITEMS:** Selling items made with the Double Double Beanie pattern is allowed in small quantities, however, you MAY NOT use my photos/images to sell your items. As a courtesy, I ask that you give pattern credit to Woolfield Studio/Nicole Bracey. Makers supporting makers is what it’s all about! ♥ This pattern is property of Nicole Bracey/Woolfield and is protected by copyright law. It is illegal to redistribute, sell, or share the pattern in part or whole, electronically or physically. **NEED HELP?** This pattern was thoroughly test knit and was found to be correct. If you have any problems, or need help adjusting the sizing, send me a message on ravelry, or email me at woolfieldstudio@gmail.com **Visit my blog at [www.woolfield.ca][2], or say hi on instagram [@woolfield.studio][3]!** [1]: https://woolfield.ca/2019/05/02/substituting-yarns-tips-tricks-and-encouragement/ [2]: http://www.woolfield.ca [3]: http://www.instagram.com/woolfield.studio