Takka is a simple beanie worked from the bottom up. Featuring a generous foldover brim, color blocking and easy cables, this pattern is the perfect simple-but-not-boring hat. This hat is also an excellent stash buster! 
The name Takka comes from the Finnish word for fireplace. I hope it will keep your head toasty warm wherever your adventures may take you! The name was suggested by Sanni J (@sannila_ on instagram). Thank you, Sanni!

MATERIALS 
Yarn: 
Brooklyn Tweed Shelter 
100% American Targhee-Columbia Wool 
140 yards/128 meters 50g

Colors used in sample: 
C1: Caribou (cream/tan marled) 
C2: Ember (rust)

Yardage:  
Approximately 80-100 yards of each color- 120-200 yards total.

Needles: 
Note! Needle size is suggested only, you will need to swatch to determine the needle size needed to achieve gauge.

Main Needle: US 7/4.5 mm 
Ribbing Needle: US 6/4.0 mm

Other Notions: 
Stitch markers, stitch holders (or scrap yarn), 
tapestry needle, cable needle 

Gauge: 
20 sts and 32 rounds over 4”  10 cm after blocking with Main Needles in stockinette.

Sizes: 
S (M, L) 
Finished circumference at brim (unstretched): 17.75 (19.25, 21)“ 45 (49, 53.5) cm

Height (brim unfolded): 11.25 (12.25, 13.5)“ 28.5 (31, 34.5) cm