Two videos are going up today because I have a new beret pattern I’m really excited about. The first one is the automatically short-rowed beret, and this one is the same beret with a circular lace design. I think you will get more out of these if you watch the simpler one first, here: [ Ссылка ]
This video is the lace version of the automatically short-rowed baby beret. This is a really interesting technique where you will use both carriages to select needles, shape and make lace quickly and accurately for a fancy baby beret.
I am posting the pattern charts for these two baby beret examples on my blog, [ Ссылка ] to ensure you will have complete free directions to make these two baby berets. These are standard gauge hats, and you’ll need a Group 2 (or 2/12, or sock weight) yarn for the lacy version.
Of course, I hope you will purchase the new Berets: “Auto-Shaped and Lacy” pattern collection, a click-to-buy digital download at [ Ссылка ].
This new pattern has 21 different berets – four sizes, baby, toddler, child and adult, and five designs for each beret – auto shaped without lace, plus four auto shaped round lace designs, star, heart, diamonds, and cyclone. You can program the patterns using the charts in the pattern or you will have access to all the pattern files in Design A Knit format.
Please understand these fancy berets are only designs for Brother and Knit King electronic machines that can handle stitch patterning wider than 24 stitches. They are standard gauge patterns. If you have a different model or a punch card machine, you can still make berets using manual short-rowing, as shown in my Tam Take Two video, here: [ Ссылка ]
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