As you know from my previous post, I have been side-tracked with switching to a new computer and then finding that my blog had been hacked. Well, I think I have recovered from the hack and I have all of my pictures and files transferred to my new computer — so, now to catch up and post about the third hat I started in January and finished in February.
My third hat is a beret knit in Bee Stitch.
![Bee Stitch Beret Beret in Bee Stitch](https://i0.wp.com/lindysknitslaces.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/BeeStitchBeret3-280x300.jpg?resize=280%2C300)
![HermionesHat](https://i0.wp.com/lindysknitslaces.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/HermionesHat-225x300.jpg?resize=225%2C300)
This hat was also inspired by the thread about Hermione Granger’s hat in the Deathly Hallows, Part I, in the Harry Potter Lover’s group on Ravelry. Again, I think the beret is fairly close to the original hat.
Details: Hat was knit with Stitch Nation Full O’ Sheep (100% Peruvian Wool), using US Size 7 (4.5 mm) needles. This yarn is very soft, aran weight, though I did find it a bit splinty. The color is Passionfruit. Stitch Nation is manufactured by Red Heart (Coats & Clark).Â
When increasing for the beret, I basically doubled the number of stitches and it created a very slouchy beret, so if you’d like it a less slouchy, I’d only increase by 50%. I converted the Bee Stitch so I could knit it in the round and I wrote up the pattern to share with others, so here’s the link: Bee Stitch Beret.
To see my notes on Ravelry, use this link.