DESCRIPTION
This pattern is knit in the round, bottom up. It was inspired by my husband’s favorite breakfast while we lived in Siena, Italy. Many mornings I would wake up to my husband preparing his breakfast: cookies drowned in milk. He usually had these little chocolate Pan di Stelle cookies with white stars dotting the tops and so here you have the Pan di Stelle Beanie.

This pattern has three sizes available (Child, Adult Small, and Adult Large) and also includes instructions on how to easily modify the pattern to make whatever size you like.

SKILLS
This includes a beginner/advanced beginner level knitting pattern. The cowl is knit in the round from the bottom up. You can choose to use two or one colors to create the beanie. The techniques involved are knit, purl, k2tog, and the Estonian Button stitch. There are written instructions for the Estonian Button Stitch and a link to my instructional video. All Frosia Knits patterns are written in standard US terms.

YARN
You will need 1 main color and 1 contrast color skein of Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick Super Bulky yarn (80% Acrylic, 20% Wool). Each skein is 106 yds (97m). You will need about 67 - 110 yds (61 - 100 m) total to complete one beanie. You can easily substitute any super bulky yarn just make sure to check your gauge.

FINISHED SIZE (laid flat)
Child:
Height = 9”
Circumference = 15.25”
Adult Small:
Height = 9”
Circumference = 17”
Adult Large:
Height = 10.5”
Circumference = 18.75”

GAUGE
11 sts + 16 rows = 4” knit in stockinette

MORE
Check out more Frosia Knits patterns here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/FrosiaKnits?section_id=27778264

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COPYRIGHT
All photos and instructions in this pattern are the property of Frosia Knits. Do not publish or share this pattern as your own. You can sell the items you make from this pattern by crediting Elise Ljiko from Frosia Knits, linking to my Etsy site, and using your own photos.