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Margaux Striped Beret by Lion Brand Studio

Fall is in full swing and while it's important to keep your head warm, who says you can't do it with a little style.

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Fall is in full swing and while it’s important to keep your head warm, who says you can’t do it with a little style.

If you’re tired of knitting regular beanies, here are five beautiful beret patterns to keep your needles busy.

Simple stripes can have a big impact when done well. This beret radiates Parisian vibes. Just grab a baguette, brie, and glass of Bordeaux and you’re ready to go.

Bloom Beret by Faye Kennington

This pattern plays with mock cables in an interesting way. The geometric lines converge into a lovely flower motif. While it looks complicated, it’s basically all knits and purls!

Bloomfield Beret by Lion Brand Studio

This striped beret uses some mosaic colorwork techniques to create a geometric design. The combination of purl ridges and slipped stitches give this hat a unique look.

Cat On Your Hat Beret by Violet LeBeaux

Ok, so this one might be a little silly, but it’s also kind of cute. If you’re a cat lover, or have a friend who is, this one might be right up you’re alley.

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Tettegouche by Virginia Sattler-Reimer

There’s something about fair isle and the tam shape that is just magical. This gorgeous design captures the essence of nature’s beauty in its lovely floral motif.

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