Mockinya is a simple and sweet beanie with a delicate colourwork adorning the body. However, this colourwork is much simpler than you would think. Only one colour is ever worked in a round, with all the colourwork deceptively created by slipped stitches. This is sure to be a favourite.

Mockinya is named after a rural area in Victoria, Australia.

Construction:
Mockinya is worked seamlessly in the round from the brim upwards. A rolled edge leads into the ribbed brim. The body of the beanie is worked in two colours in the stitch pattern. The crown shaping does require the ability to read your knitting and predict stitch pattern placement.

Pattern includes both written and charted instructions.

Sizing:
To fit head size of:
12/30.5 (14/35.5, 16/40.5, 18/45.5) 20/51, 22/56, 24/61 inches/cms with graduated negative ease across the size range.
Length of finished hat will be approximately:
4¾/12 (5½/14, 6¾/17, 7¾/19.5) 8¼/21, 9¼/23.5, 10¼/26 inches/cms

Sample shown in sizes 20”.

Skill Level:
Intermediate

Yardage:
Main Colour:
60/55 (80/75, 100/95, 120/110)140/130,160/150, 180/165
Contrast Colour:
10/9 (10/9, 15/14, 15/14)15/14, 20/18, 20/18
yards/metres approximately.

This pattern is part of an e-book collection, Deception, featuring 6 simple beanie patterns all with a deceptive wow factor.