Kiwi beanie Slippery slope The pattern is using a

The pattern is using a light DK together with a lace weight yarn on a 6 mm needle to create a nice drape

providing a neat finish to the back piece

Grams of yarn needed 150 g 150 g  150 g

5 (67) cm or 25 (25 1/2) 25 1/2 (26) 26 (26 1/4) in

The pattern contains information on how to calculate the number of stitches for your neck warmer based on the gauge of your yarn

Kiwi beanie Slippery slope The pattern is using aThe beanie is basic and knitted in a stockinette stitch to go with various outfits. You start by casting on the beanie using the so called provisional cast on technique. Then you knit the fold up edge of the beanie, which is later knitted together with the stitches created from your initial cast on. Finally, decreases are worked to give the beanie a nice shape. The beanie is knitted with a positive ease to avoid compressing the hair excessively. This