Marsh Beret

This pattern is in Danish.

The Marsk beret is knitted from the bottom up. First, knit a rib (k1, p1) on 3 mm needles to make a tighter opening to hold the beret in place. Knit the rest of the hat on 4 mm needles. The rib can be folded under the beret if desired, so that it is hidden behind the rest of the beret. Then knit increases and then decreases to create the shape of the beret. Finally, knit the small i-cord tip or attach a pompom.

The beret is knitted in stocking stitch while making increases and decreases. First, circular needles are used, while the top of the beret is knitted with double pointed needles or with the Magic Loop technique. 

Make a test stitch to check the knitting tension before you start. 

The pattern will be sent as a PDF file to your email after purchase.

Information:

Size:

• One-Size – Head width: 54-57 cm

Goal:

• Hat diameter after washing: approx. 27 cm

Recommended needle size:

• Circular needle size 3 mm (40 cm).
• Circular needle size 4 mm (40 cm).
• Optional double pointed needles 3.5 mm

Yarn:

• 100 g Bouclé from Mohair by Canard (100 g=170 m)

Knitting tension:

• 20 stitches x 28 rows in stocking stitch on 4 mm needles = 10 cm x 10 cm