Eugenia Kim Rain Beanie [knitting pattern]

January 2, 2015

I really love this Eugenia Kim hat so I made a knitting pattern inspired by the design. The combination of the basic hat and the colorful pom pom is so cute! I don’t wear real fur so I wanted to re-create the Fox pom pom using yarn.

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Free Knitting Pattern
Cast on 46 stitches
Work in K1, P1 Rib for 4 inches. Switch to Stockinette Stitch and work until piece measures 10 inches from the beginning.
Next Row (Dec Row): *K2 tog, K2, rep from * across row Next Row: Purl across row
Next Row (Dec Row): *K1, K2tog, rep from * across row Next Row: Purl across row.
Next Row: K1, *K2tog, rep from * across row Next Row: Purl across row. Next Row: K2 tog across row. Cut yarn, leaving an 8 in. tail. Thread tail through stitches of last row and pull to secure. Use the tail to sew the side seam together.

Want more Eugenia Kim Inspired Knitting Patterns?

Cat Hat Knitting Pattern

Pom Pom Hat Knitting Pattern

Cat Ear Headband Knitting Pattern

To make the Pom Pom:

[Left- Wrap the blue yarn around your pom pom maker first and finish with the orange. Right- To give the pom pom a furry texture, lightly brush it out using a fine tooth comb. Tip- Hold the pom pom tightly in the middle with one hand to prevent the stands of yarn from falling out]

[sweater: vintage Henri Bendel, jeans: Tory Burch (similar), sunglasses: Gucci]

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