Crossed-Over Ribbing Beanie Hat Knitting Pattern and Instructions

This is one of the new favorite patterns in our YouTube channel and we think it is part of the new classics now.

This simple yet elegant beanie hat is knitted with the Crossed-Over Rib (ribbing) knitting pattern we also feature as a stand-alone video tutorial on our channel here.

With a section of ribbing and a simple pattern of sliding stitches and knitting front and back of them, you can complete this project on a weekend or maybe even sooner. Depending on your knitting abilities.

 

Click on the image below to watch the video tutorial:

 

crossed over rib knitted hat
Crossed Over Ribbing Pattern

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Here are the instructions for this project. You can also download them here.

 

Crossed Over Rib Hat

Materials:

US 9 (5.5 mm)  Knitting Needles

Worsted Weight Yarn, like THIS ONE

The stitch is a multiple of 2.

Repeat from * to *

Cast on 89 stitches and work on 2 x 2 ribbing: for 8 rows

1.- *p2, k2* end with p1.

2.- k1, *p2, k2*.

Change to rib stitch:

Row 1.- *slide 1 stitch knitwise, knit next stitch from the front and

             the back, pass the slid stitch over the last 2 stitches* 

Row 2.- *purl*

Repeat these 2 rows for pattern.

Until you have 6 1/2 to 7 inches from the beginning, including ribbing part.

Take off rows: Only on the right side of the hat.

The wrong side, you purl as usual.

1.- *Slide 1 stitch knitwise, knit next stitch from the front and

             the back, pass the slid stitch over the last 2 stitches, 2 times.

            Next, you slide 1, knit 1 and  pass the slid stitch over the last

             one*. Repeat to the end of the row= 75

2.- *Slide 1 stitch knitwise, knit next stitch from the front and

             the back, pass the slid stitch over the last 2 stitches, once.

         Next, you slide 1, knit 2 and pass the slid stitch over the last 2*.

         Repeat to the end of the row= 60

3.- *Slide 1 stitch knitwise, knit next stitch from the front and

             the back, pass the slid stitch over the last 2 stitches, once.

            Next, you slide 1, knit 1 and  pass the slid stitch over the last

             one*. Repeat to the end of the row= 45

4.- *Slide 1stitch knitwise, knit 2 and pass the slid stitch over the last 2*.

         Repeat to the end of the row= 30

5.- *Slide 1 stitch knitwise, knit 1 and pass the slid stitch over the last one=15

6.- *Slide 1stitch knitwise, knit 2 and pass the slid stitch over the last 2*.

         Repeat to the end of the row= 10

7.- *Slide 1 stitch knitwise, knit 1 and pass the slid stitch over the last one=5

Cut yarn, leaving long tail. Pass through the remaining stitches, make small knot and sew from top to bottom until you get to the ribbing.

Use beginning yarn to sew up. Tie and weave in ends.

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