The stitches in this beanie create strong vertical lines that represent the pillars of strength it takes to battle cancer. Whether you are currently amid the struggle, a survivor, or a support person, I hope that crocheting this beanie is a soothing experience. I pray that you will be a blessing to others and the people you make this beanie for will be blessed by the labor of love you have created.

Special thanks to Christine of Sweet Potato 3 for hosting the Crochet Cancer Challenge each year. The Pilar Beanie is my contribution for 2024.

Materials
Worsted weight yarn (4)
6mm (J) Hook
Measuring tape
Scissors
Embroidery needle

Gauge
16 sts x 15 rows (worked in st pattern repeats) = 4” x 4”

Completed Size
Size / Circumference / Height w/brim / Height w/brim folded / Yardage
Small 18.5” / 9” / 7” / 180 yds
Medium 20” / 10” / 8” / 198 yds
Large 23” / 11” / 9” / 220 yds

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