Yoriko Oki has put together a kit that includes both the Beanie and the Neck Warmer, and will be available exclusively at her kiosk during Knit City Toronto March 2026.

Vous trouverez la version en français SEULEMENT sur mon site Internet après Knit City Toronto 2026.

You can also purchase this pattern on my Website after Knit City Toronto 2026.

Inspired by Yoriko’s Neck Warmer… Read the story.

Yoriko’s Beanie is constructed in the round from the brim to the crown. Worked with two weights of yarn that bring contrast and texture without compromising warmth, to tackle those chilly and windy days while adding a unique touch to your wardrobe.

I am curious to see your interpretation of the Yoriko’s Beanie; share with #letricotaveccaro.

Level ∞ Intermediate
Yarn(s) ∞ 1-Lace & 3-DK
Needle(s) ∞ 3.50 & 4.00 mm
Size(s) ∞ 3-Three, adult
Version(s) ∞ Regular
Instructions ∞ Written & charts
Tutorials ∞ Photos & videos

SIZE
Circumference at the border: 20 : 22 : 24 in/50 : 55 : 60 cm
Total length from the cast-on edge to top of crown: 9.25 : 9.75 : 10.25 po/23 : 24.50 : 25.75 cm

YARNS suggested
Yoriko Oki - Kid Silk (0-Lace), approximately 210 m, 72% brushed kid mohair, 28% silk
and
Yoriko Oki - DK 8 (3-DK), approximately 125 m, 100% superwash merino in 8-eight ply cabled construction

TENSION
Tension of 22 stitches and 36 rounds over 4 in/10 cm in decorative textured stitches for both yarn weights, worked in the round, and blocked.

TECHNIQUES
The following techniques are used for constructing your version of Yoriko’s Beanie.
• Work from the brim to the crown
• Work in the round
• Work with two weights of yarn
• Classic cast-on; cable
• Knit and purl
• Create texture; butterfly motif
• Decrease; 2-two stitches together
• Slip stitch

NOTIONS
This list of notions is a minimum for this project; you can adjust the list depending on what kind of knitter you are.
• Scissors
• Stitch marker to indicate the beginning of the round
• Stitch markers to work the crown (11)
• Tape measure
• Tapestry needle to weave in ends