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Mega Rib

This document provides instructions for making a basic ribbed beanie called the Mega Rib. The pattern uses a bulky yarn like Malabrigo Rasta and a US 13 circular or DPN needles. It is worked in the round starting with a ribbed brim for 9 inches then decreases are made by knitting two stitches together to shape the crown.

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Mega Rib

This document provides instructions for making a basic ribbed beanie called the Mega Rib. The pattern uses a bulky yarn like Malabrigo Rasta and a US 13 circular or DPN needles. It is worked in the round starting with a ribbed brim for 9 inches then decreases are made by knitting two stitches together to shape the crown.

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Mega Rib

A Pattern by Kali Sierra Berg

Mega Rib is a basic ribbed beanie in


deliciously squishy Malabrigo Rasta. This is
another perfect pattern for when you need
some instant gratification or a super speedy
holiday gift!

[Link] All text and photos Kali Sierra Berg


Gauge: 2 stitches/inch in stockinette with US 13

Size: Hat-Teen to Adult (20-22 head circ)

Yarn: One skein of Malabrigo Rasta (shown in Baya Electrica and Azules
colorways), or ~90yds of Super Bulky Wool. You may end up with a little
extra. If you make multiple hats, save up the leftovers and make a super
colorful striped beanie! J

Notions:

US 13 circular needle (16 inch)


US 13 DPNs (set of 4 or 5)
Measuring tape
Darning needle
Scissors
Stitch Marker

Abbreviations:

CO: Cast On
Pm: place marker
st: stitch
K2tog: knit two stitches together
DPN: Double Pointed Needles

* A few notes on the fit of this hat: I like a hat to fit way down over my
ears, and I may have a head that is on the larger size... That said, if you
would like your finished product to be less deep than what I have
designed, simply begin your decreases sooner than at 9 inches. You can
try on the hat as you go to assure your perfect fit.

Pattern:

1. CO 42 stiches with US 13, pm, join in the round being sure that
stitches are not twisted.
2. Knit in K2, P1 rib for 9
3. Decreases: switch to DPNs when you begin to decrease

[Link] All text and photos Kali Sierra Berg


a. K2tog, P1 around
b. K2tog around
4. Cut 8 inch tail, wind through remaining st. Wind in all ends and
Enjoy!

Thank you for downloading this pattern. For knitting support please
email me at isolahandmade@[Link] or through Ravelry. The pattern
is available for purchase from Kali Berg Designs at [Link] and
at [Link]. Reviews and comments on the pattern are
encouraged and appreciated.

As always please feel free to knit the pattern for a friend, for charity or to
sell yourself, but please give credit to the designer and do not distribute
the pattern in print. Happy Knitting! ~Kali

[Link] All text and photos Kali Sierra Berg

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