This is a fuzzy delight of a beanie that is worked bottom up holding together three strands of silk mohair. The trick is to combine three different shades of silk mohair to create a deep and unique colorway. This is a great project to get rid of those random balls of yarn you might have left over from previous projects. I chose three different shades of pink that I had in my stash. The folded edge is worked in brioche stitch to give it a contemporary feel while keeping your precious noggin warm.

Sizes:
One Size

Finished garment measurements:
Brim circumference: 54 cm / 21.5”
Total length: 38 cm / 15”
Total length with double folded brioche brim: 26 cm / 10.25”

Gauge:
10 sts x 22 rnds = 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4” on 4mm (US6) needles in brioche st holding 3 strands of mohair together
14 x 30 rnds = 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4” on 4mm (US6) needles in St st holding 3 strands of mohair together

Needles:
4 mm (US6) circular needles 40 - 60 cm / 16 - 24” (or longer ones for magic loops technique), and 4 mm (US6) DPNs for crown shaping if you’re not using magic loop technique.

Notions:
Stitch markers, tapestry needle

Yarn:
25 g Knitting for Olive Soft Silk Mohair (70% mohair, 30% silk - 225 m / 246 yds / 25 g) in colour Flamingo together with 25 g Sandnes Garn Silk Mohair (60% mohair, 25% silk, 15% wool - 280 m / 306 yds / 50 g) in colour 4012 and 25 g Sandnes Garn Tynn Silk Mohair (57% mohair, 28% silk, 15% wool - 212 m / 232 yds / 25 g) in colour 4323.

The meanie is worked holding three strands of mohair together.