The knitting methods for hats can vary depending on different styles and designs. Below are some common hat knitting methods:
Stripe knitted Hat: Use squirrel fur yarn and size 4.5 knitting needles. Cast on 90 stitches with a machine edge, and knit 12 rows of single rib stitch in the round. Increase stitches to 100, with one pattern every 10 stitches. Pay attention to the knitting sequence and stitch count for each row to ensure the shape and stripe effect of the hat.
Cable Roll-Brim Hat: Use cotton or wool yarn, and two pairs of knitting needles in sizes 4.5mm and 5.0mm. Start with the 4.5mm needles to cast on stitches and form the rolled brim effect, then switch to the 5.0mm needles for the body of the hat. The cable roll-brim hat comes in two: styles one with a small braid and one with a traditional design.
Cable Beanie: Use blended wool yarn and size 4.5mm knitting needles. Start from the bottom edge and knit upwards. The sample starts with 136 stitches, suitable for a head circumference of about 56 centimeters. Pay attention to the techniques of decreasing and increasing stitches to create the cable effect.
