Port Royale Cabled Beanie

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Hello Loverlies!!!

I'm so bad at writing regular blog posts when life gets busy... This morning I got a friendly reminder email from a follower that I promised to post a certain knit hat pattern last fall. Today I make that all right and give you the Port Royale Cabled Beanie!

PORT ROYALE BEANIE
Skill level: Basic and easy!
Things needed:
-just over 81 yards of bulky or super bulky yarn. I used Hometown USA Solids in Portland Wine from Lion Brand.
-US size 15 needles
-A tapestry needle
Let's get started:
Cast on 58 stitches!
R1: (RS) k1,p1 *k10,p4,k1,p2,k1,p4* rep to last 2 stitches p1,k1
R2: (WS) p1,k1 *p10,k4,p1,k2,p1,k4* rep to last 2 stitches k1,p1
R3: rep row 1
R4: rep row 2
NOTE: If you are working this project in the round just repeat row 1 three times!
R5: k1,p1,*c5f,p4,k1,p2,k1,p4* rep to last 2 st p1,k1
Repeat rows 2-5
this 5 row sequence until hat measures desired length (mine was 7½” at this point) ending just before a fifth row.
Now we start the decreases!
D1: k1,p1,*c5f,p2tog twice, k1,p2tog,k1* to last 2 st p1,k1 (48 st)
D2: p1,k1 *p10,k2,p1,k1,p1,k2* rep to last 2 st k1,p1
D3:k1,p1 *k4,k2tog,k4,p2tog,k1,p1,k1,p2tog* to last 2 st p1,k1 (41 st)
D4:p1,k1 *p9,k1,p1,k1,p1,k1* rep to last 2 st k1,p1
D5:k1,p1, *k3,k2tog,k4,p1,k1,p1,k1,p1* to last 2 st p1,k1 (38 st)
D6: p1,k1 *p8,k1,p1,k1,p1,k1* to last 2 st k1,p1
D7: (cable row) k1,p1,*c4f k2tog in the 2 middle st of the cable.* to last 2 st, p1,k1 (35st)
D8: p1,k1, *p3,p2tog,p3,k1,p1,k1, p1,k1* to last 2 st k1,p1 (32 st)
D9: k1,p1 *k2, slst, k2tog,psso,k2,p1,k1,p1,k1,p1* to last 2 st p1,k1 (26 st)
D10: p1,k1 *slst(pw),k2tog,psso,p1,k1,p1,k1,p1* to last 2 st k1,p1 (26 st)
D11: k1,p1 *slst,k2tog,psso,p1,k1,p1,k1* rep to last 2st p1,k1 (14st)
Cut the yarn leaving a long enough tail to sew up the back of the hat (if you knit it flat). Weave through the remaining stitches on your knitting needle,then stitch together down the back.

I hope y'all enjoy making this as much as I did! If you notice any problems with the pattern please leave me a comment. If you'd like to see the original project, you can review my notes HERE

Happy Crafting!!!

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