2-Hour Butterfly Beanie
Looking for a lightning-fast knitting project? How about the 2-Hour Butterfly Beanie? This incredibly quick and easy knit beanie pattern is a gorgeous and cozy way to show off a skein of lacy butterfly yarn. By working super chunky yarn into the pattern, the 2-Hour Butterfly Beanie not only knits up more quickly, but it is given a unique texture that allows the butterfly yarn to really stand out. This free knitting pattern features so many beautiful colors you won't be able to resist. The kaleidoscope of colors truly looks as if a butterfly is in flight. Get started today and make your own easy knit hat.
Knitting Needle Size13 or 9 mm
Yarn Weight(6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)
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Hippie Chick
Mar 12, 2018
Super Bulky/Super Chunky yarns are so fun and easy to work with. This hat is made with a combination of thick wool yarn and butterfly yarn that are worked at the same time to give a layered look. I love the look of this beanie and I love the colors she used for hers. It creates a very pretty winter accessory.
Tricia108
Dec 12, 2017
I am always looking for quick to knit hat patterns and this will be perfect. I have the yarn, including the butterfly yarn, so it will be perfect. The butterfly yarn will add a nice touch, make it a bit unusual and decorative. And you can make it in different colors. Perfect for someone like me who wants different hats with different outfits. I knit for charity as well and this will be quick to knit up. Thank you.
3cats2love
Sep 19, 2017
This is a great idea for using up novelty yarn - pair it with a super bulky/super chunky yarn and knit a hat! Besides butterfly yarn I'm sure you could use eyelash yarn or other textured yarn as long as it was very light weight. Not sure if I could actually do this in 2 hours but it sure would work up quickly.
carebear55CarolHar vey 5011998
Aug 23, 2015
Just knitted this one up with Black chunky wool and my multi colored butterfly yarn and it came out beautifully. Thanks for the idea. I was wondering what to do with the butterfly yarn I had and this hat came out super cute. Give this 5 stars
Susan S
Oct 20, 2016
That sounds gorgeous! One of my favorite things to do is to combine heavier and lighter weight yarn to come up with my own unique look. As a variation you could make the border with the combined yarn and then finish with only the chunky yarn. Of course, the best part is that it works up quickly with large needles - another one-evening project to try out on a cold winter's night.
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