Kit Haru Beret

Haru means spring in Japanese – in this pattern you will find instructions for knitting a classic, elegant beret with a soft rounded shape and light volume. The beret is worked top-down in the round from the crown; the volume is shaped with scattered increases, then decreases are worked to match the head circumference. The brim is finished with ribbing and a tubular bind-off.

What’s inside the kit

• Design & Instructions: Pattern Haru Beret
• Size 1 (optional): Sandnes Garn Atlas
• Sizes 2, 3, 4 (optional): 2 × Sandnes Garn Atlas

Sizes (head circumference)

• Size 1 – 50-52 cm
• Size 2 – 54-56 cm
• Size 3 – 57-59 cm
• Size 4 – 60 cm

Beret diameter

• Sizes 1-2 – 25 cm
• Sizes 3-4 – 27 cm

Yarn

Sandnes Garn Atlas (70% wool, 30% merino wool), 108 m/50 g

Yarn usage (including swatch)

• Size 1 – 1 skein
• Sizes 2, 3, 4 – 2 skeins

Gauge

20 sts x 26 rnds = 10 x 10 cm stockinette stitch

Needles and notions

• Circular needles with a long cable 80-100 cm (for Magic Loop)
• 4.0 mm – main needle
• 3.5 mm – for ribbing
• 9 stitch markers
• Tapestry needle
• Scissors.

What the pattern includes

• Detailed step-by-step instructions
• Charts (increases and decreases)
• Neat edge finish.