Cobnut Beanie

Design by Gemma Williams from Concrete Gems

Cobnut Beanie by Gemma Williams from Concrete Gems
Cobnut Beanie by Gemma Williams from Concrete Gems

Keep everyone in the family warm this autumn with the Cobnut Beanie, a beautifully textured crochet hat made in the pique stitch. Worked side to side and finished with a folded brim, it’s a satisfying make with a lovely tactile fabric that looks as good as it feels.

The simple, repetitive stitch pattern makes this an easy, almost meditative crochet, while the six-size range means you can make it again and again, from a tiny newborn hat right through to a cosy topper for the biggest head in the house.

WHAT YOU’LL MAKE

  • Finished Sizes: Newborn, 6-12 months, 1-3 years, 6-10 years, Teen/Small Adult, Medium/Large Adult
  • Approx. 5-10 hour project
  • Worked in the pique stitch for a textured fabric
  • Made side to side, then seamed and folded to create the brim

YARN REQUIREMENTS

  • DK weight acrylic yarn
  • Recommendations included in the pattern but any DK weight yarn works well — just check your tension matches
  • Hook: 4.5mm

WHY MAKE THIS CROCHET PATTERN

  • Beginner-friendly textured stitch
  • Sizes for the whole family, newborn to large adult
  • Beautiful autumnal colourway inspiration
  • A lovely seasonal make or handmade gift
  • Relaxing, rhythmic stitching

Materials

  • Hayfield Bonus DK, 100% Acrylic, (100g/3.5oz, 280m/306yds) in any of Sunflower, Fields of Gold, Golden, Auburn, Burnt Orange or Russet
  • 4.5mm (US 7) Crochet Hook or hook needed to match gauge
  • A tapestry needle for working in ends
  • Scissors
  • Stitch markers
  • Optional Pom Pom

Skill Level: Easy

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