The Breckenridge Beanie is a timeless crochet accessory that’s perfect for the entire family! Every inch is covered with intricate cables that start at the crown and naturally wind their way down. It’s finished with a folded, ribbed brim for extra warmth.

The pattern includes easy to follow instructions for 4 sizes, a stitch chart for the repeat rounds, and example photos for the “advanced” parts so, there’s no confusion!

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CONSTRUCTION: This beanie is worked from the top-down in joined rounds.

SIZES: baby (child, teen, adult)
MEASUREMENTS: See photos.

MATERIALS NEEDED:
HOOKS: 3 mm & 4 mm crochet hooks (or hook needed to obtain gauge and 1 mm smaller hook)
YARN: Approx. 165 (245, 280, 300) yards of Warm & Cozy by Yarn Bee (or any heavier dk or lighter worsted weight yarn)
NOTIONS: scissors, blunt threading needle, tape measure

CRAFT: Crochet

DIFFICULTY: Intermediate

TERMS: US

LANGUAGE: English

GAUGE: 18 scs x 18 rows = 4 x 4” with 4 mm hook
(The length is based on measurements, so the gauge rows don’t need to be met!)
ROW 1: ch 19, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in each ch across, turn – 18 sts
ROW 2: ch 1 (never counts as st), sc in each st across, turn – 18 sts
ROWS 3-18: Repeat ROW 2.