Eiffel Beret & Gloves Hat Knitting Pattern
By Juniper Moon Farm
Specifications
| Brand: | Juniper Moon Farm |
| Yarn Weight: | Worsted |
| Designer: | Kathleen Dames |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 2 |
| Pages: | 4 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
| Finished Size: | Hat: 45.75 cm head circumference & Gloves: 19 cm to 20.25 cm hand circumference and 17 cm long |
| Pattern Code: | J56-02 |
| Featured Products: | Juniper Moon Farm Fourteen Yarn - Merino Wool Worsted |
What you'll need
| Size: | 45.75cm |
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Juniper Moon Farm Fourteen Yarn - Merino Wool Worsted
Silent Night (03)
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1 |
| Size: | 17.75 | 19 | 20.25cm |
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Juniper Moon Farm Fourteen Yarn - Merino Wool Worsted
Silent Night (03)
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1 |
Product Description
Eiffel Beret & Gloves by Kathleen Dames
Project Overview
This downloadable knitting pattern from the Gamine Collection features a coordinated set consisting of a classic beret and matching gloves, both embellished with the charming Eiffel stitch. Designed by Kathleen Dames, this intermediate-level project allows knitters to elevate traditional beret and glove designs with decorative stitch work, creating an elegant and cohesive accessory set.
What Is Being Made
Beret: A one-size beret with a finished brim circumference of 18 inches (45.75 centimeters), featuring the Eiffel stitch as the primary decorative element.
Gloves: A pair of fitted gloves available in three sizes—Small, Medium, and Large—with hand circumferences of 7 inches (17.75 centimeters), 7.5 inches (19 centimeters), and 8 inches (20.25 centimeters) respectively. The gloves coordinate with the beret through matching stitch work.
Knitting Techniques Used
- Circular knitting: The beret is worked in the round using circular needles, creating seamless construction.
- Double-pointed needle work: Gloves are shaped and fitted using double-pointed needles for precise shaping in the round.
- Increase and decrease methods: The pattern employs m1 (make one), m1L (make one left), and m1R (make one right) increases for shaping, along with ssk (slip, slip, knit) and k2tog (knit two together) decreases.
- I-cord edging: An i-cord technique is used to create finished edges, adding a refined detail to the accessories.
- Stitch marker placement: Markers help track pattern repeats and shaping points throughout the project.
Stitches and Stitch Patterns
Eiffel Stitch: The signature stitch of this collection, the Eiffel stitch is the primary decorative element used on both the beret and gloves. This stitch creates a visually interesting texture and is worked in the round.
Additional stitches: The pattern incorporates fundamental knitting stitches including knit and purl stitches, combined with the specialized increases and decreases listed above to achieve proper fit and shaping.
Yarn and Materials
Yarn: The pattern calls for 2 x 50-gram balls of Juniper Moon Farm Fourteen in color #03 Silent Night, providing approximately 100 grams of yarn total for the complete set.
Needles: Size US 5 (3.75 millimeters) needles are used throughout the project, including a 16-inch (40.75 centimeters) circular needle for the beret and a pair of double-pointed needles for the gloves.
Notions: The project requires stitch markers to track pattern repeats, a tapestry needle for weaving in ends, and waste yarn for holding stitches during construction.
Gauge and Sizing Information
The pattern is worked at a gauge of 20 stitches by 28 rows over 4 inches (10 centimeters) in the Eiffel stitch. Maintaining this gauge is essential for achieving the correct finished measurements for both the beret and gloves across all three glove sizes.
Difficulty Level
This is an intermediate-level knitting project, suitable for knitters who have mastered basic knitting techniques and are comfortable working in the round with both circular and double-pointed needles. The Eiffel stitch and various shaping techniques require attention to pattern instructions and stitch manipulation skills.
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