pattern

An interesting ribbing knitted. This ribbing is great not only for hats. It can also be an embellishment for various knitted garments for the outdoors. The technique for knitting beautiful ribbing. Cast on stitches in a multiple of 5 (excluding edge stitches). It should be noted that the sample contains an odd number of "fives," and all instructions are based on such a quantity. If you end up with an even number of these groups, you will need to shift by one stitch. Therefore, it's better to first knit a sample (17 stitches in the example) to understand the pattern, and then apply it to your item. Slip the first edge stitch without knitting, and knit the last one purl. Work process: 1. First and second rows: ribbing *k1, p1*. 2. Skipping the knit stitch, insert the needle into the hole below the purl stitch and pull out the yarn. 3. Make a yarn over. 4. Knit the two stitches on the left needle knitwise. 5. Continue the pattern from step 2 to step 4 for each pair of stitches, with the last one knitted knitwise. 6. Turn and knit the repeat *2 purl stitches together purlwise, 1 knit stitch*, 1 purl stitch. 7. Continue from step 2. 8. The whole sample looks like this: When knitting a beautiful ribbing for a headwear item, the hat itself can be knitted in any way; here the main decoration is the ribbing. The band can be made even wider than in the example. The hat should not be overloaded with details, so it's better if its fabric is smooth; this way, the charm of the ribbing, which turns out to be voluminous and quite thick, is not lost.