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How is the craft out there? Are you managing to produce enough? Is there anything you want to learn? We are here to listen to you, come talk to us in the comments. For today we are going to learn a warm accessory for our head. Shall we knit? Today’s post is a complete manual for those who want to make a knitting cap. Yes, knitting, not crochet.
Amazing Knitted Beanies is a set of patterns with variations that will please everyone. Caps with pompoms, women’s, men’s, with braids. One model more incredible than the other and I’m sure not just one, but some will please you. Whether you want to keep warm during the cold or just for style, the knit cap is a great option. It can be made in various models and colors, there are those who have a true collection of this piece.
Amazing Beanies Patterns // 1001 Patterns
The knit cap is a sure-fire accessory for those who want to modernize their look. After all, it combines very well with street style. However, depending on the color and model, you can also get a more romantic look. Versatile, it still ensures you stay warmer on cold days. So let’s start by explaining the difference between these two techniques so you don’t get confused and you know exactly what you’re doing.
Both knitting and crochet are craft techniques for making clothing and accessories. But there is a striking difference between them, and perhaps the main one: the type of needle used. While in crochet you only use one needle, in knitting you need two. And they are quite different.
If you’re already used to crocheting and want to start knitting, it’s even easier. Here at 1001 Patterns we have a video tutorial of some beanie models. Come see and understand a little more about this technique.
