On the West Coast Cherry Blossoms are one of the first flowers of Spring. There are trees everywhere full of blossoms. The blossoms come before the leaves of the tree and fall to the ground in carpets as the leaves come in. A few days ago, we got a new yarn in the store. And I saw the colours, and the trees are blooming right now. So, I had to knit this little piece of Spring.

Sakura is a simple beanie, not too deep, with all over patterning through the body and crown.

This is a slow knit. There are 3 colours on every round of the body. Take time to knit and keep your stranding loose, the effect is worth the effort. The embellishments are simple 5 petal knit flowers that are applied after the hat is complete. The centers of each flower are a very simple satin stitch filler in two colours.

There is a photo tutorial on how to construct the flowers.

Get ready to embark on a knitting adventure with the Sakura beanie pattern. This unisex design features a beautiful stranded pattern and seamless construction, making it a fun and rewarding project for knitters of all skill levels. The pattern includes detailed charts and written instructions, along with a photo tutorial to guide you through the process. Choose between two sizes - S/M and M/L - to create a cozy beanie with a 20 or 23-inch circumference. Made with Eco Harmony Worsted yarn from Estelle Yarns, this beanie is sure to become a wardrobe staple for teens and adults alike.
Unique Features-

• Unisex design suitable for teens and adults
• Stranded pattern adds visual interest
• Seamless construction for a polished finish
• Detailed charts and written instructions for easy crafting
• Eco-friendly yarn option from Estelle Yarns
• Two size options to customize fit
• Perfect for knitters looking for a rewarding project
• Cozy beanie with a stylish 8-inch depth

Materials Needed-

• Needles: 3.75mm (US Size 5.0), 4.5mm (US Size 7.0)
• Yarn: Eco Harmony Worsted (Worsted weight, 200-250 yards)
• Gauge: 20 Stitches Row = 4 Inches in Stranded Pattern - Before Blocking