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Google translates the name of this beret as "Pumpkin" hat, but it reminds me of the needles of a hedgehog. You have the right to name this beret-hat as you like.










Finally found the description of this beret!

Cast on 90 stitches and knit 6 cm in stockinette stitch (circular knitting), then knit one row two together, 1 yarn over until the end of the row. Knit another 6 cm in stockinette stitch. Then, using separate circular needles, pick up the stitches from the initial cast on of the beret and knit two stitches together: one stitch from the main needle and one from the additional. An Italian cast-on method can be used for an even simpler connection.

Divide the 90 stitches into equal intervals of three stitches, resulting in a total of 30 points on the beret. One point = 2 knit stitches, 1 purl stitch.
In the following rows, make increases every other row, adding a total of 6 stitches from both sides of the purl stitch, or from both sides of two knit stitches, and knit the added stitches through the back loops in garter stitch.

One point - sector should consist of: 2 knit, 6 garter, 1 purl, 6 garter.
Then knit in reverse order; in the places where we made increases, we will make decreases every other row.

The number of stitches should again be reduced to 90.

Knit two stripes of purl stitches and one of knit stitches.
Divide the 90 stitches into 6 sectors, with 15 stitches each, and decrease the stitches in each sector every other row.

When there are 6 stitches left on the needles, knit a cord of the desired length, if desired.