Pescador Beanie Light
The Crochet Pescador Beanie Light is the perfect one-skein-wonder for that special skein of fingering weight yarn you have saved up! With a vertical construction and ribbed finish which looks like knitted fabric, it is a beanie for everyday wear, which will complement any outfit while keeping you warm.
It is the little sister to the Pescador Beanie, with the same construction and ribbed finish, however, it is made with fingering weight instead of worsted weight yarn and uses a slightly different stitch.
#PescadorLight
The Crochet Pescador Beanie Light is the perfect one-skein-wonder for that special skein of fingering weight yarn you have saved up! With a vertical construction and ribbed finish which looks like knitted fabric, it is a beanie for everyday wear, which will complement any outfit while keeping you warm.
It is the little sister to the Pescador Beanie, with the same construction and ribbed finish, however, it is made with fingering weight instead of worsted weight yarn and uses a slightly different stitch.
#PescadorLight
The Crochet Pescador Beanie Light is the perfect one-skein-wonder for that special skein of fingering weight yarn you have saved up! With a vertical construction and ribbed finish which looks like knitted fabric, it is a beanie for everyday wear, which will complement any outfit while keeping you warm.
It is the little sister to the Pescador Beanie, with the same construction and ribbed finish, however, it is made with fingering weight instead of worsted weight yarn and uses a slightly different stitch.
#PescadorLight
This pattern includes a video tutorial.
Sizes + Measurements
This pattern comes in 6 different sizes. The instructions for each size are color coded and in the order shown here: Baby (Toddler, Child, Teen, Adult M, Adult L).
For head circumference of 44.5 (47, 50.8, 54.5, 58.5, 61) cm/ 17.5 (18.5, 20, 21.5, 23, 24) in. *to be worn with 10 - 15 cm / 4 - 6 in of negative ease
Materials
YARN: Fingering weight yarn (size 1, 4 ply, sock yarn)
For a short beanie: Approx 170 (200, 235, 280, 320, 370) m / 185 (220, 260, 305, 350, 405) yds.
For a long beanie: Approx 225 (270, 320, 375, 420, 475) m / 250 (295, 350, 410, 460, 520) yds.
Sample used Botanical Yarn, 4ply Merino Sock (750% Superwash Merino Wool, 25% Nylon; 425 m per 100g), in color Galentines.
A wool or wool blend yarn is recommended for better memory and elasticity in the ribbing.
HOOKS: 3 mm or size needed to meet gauge.
NOTIONS: 1 stitch markers (or loose strand of yarn) and a tapestry needle.
Alternative Yarns
Any fingering weight yarn will work, but I recommend a wool or wool based yarn for better stretch and memory such as these:
Cascade Heritage, Solids (75% Merino Wool, 25% Nylon)
Knit Picks, Twill (100% Fine Superwash Merino Wool)
Lion Brand, Sock Ease Yarn (75% Wool. 25% Nylon)
Sirdar, Country Classic 4 Ply (50% Wool 50% Acrylic)