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PDF PatternThis pattern can be purchased as an individual pattern, but it also available as part of
A Stitch In Time Volume 2 Revisited
About Sunday Pictorial Beret:
A stylish beret effortlessly easy to wear which can be dressed up or worn casual. Knitted in all-over garter stitch to create a fabric with bounce and character which also holds its shape. The beret is knitted from the brim upwards and is knitted flat - so every row is knitted - decorative decreases are worked around the crown before the beret is sewn together down the back seam. An elegant bow is knitted separately and then sewn into position covering much of the back seams. Knitted in Excelana, a 4 Ply (Fingering) weight, 100% British wool in a soft blend of Bluefaced Leicester and Exmoor Mule fibres, creating a warm and soft fabric, with great stitch definition and with just the right amount of drape for this slightly slouchy beret.
A very straight forward pattern suitable for all knitters from beginners upwards and a great pattern for someone looking for their first vintage knitting project
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