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Master class on knitting the perfect beret from grenka87knit 

Description for OG 52-54cm. 
I have a Yarn 50 g 90 m. I will knit it in two threads on the needles number 6. Yarn consumption is a little more than two skeins.  
Having understood the principle, you can easily make a calculation on any OG. 

So: - type 50 loops {plus 1 loop for connecting}. - Knit 10 rows with a rubber band 1/1. 
- 11th row-front smooth surface  
- 12th row - we form sectors of Beret-we make increases every 7 loops. Increase from broach. In the last 7 sector there will be 8 loops due to an even number of loops in the elastic band. This will not affect the appearance of the beret. The result will be 57 loops. 
- 13 row-face loops. 
- 14 row - increase. As a result, 64 loops 
- 15 row - face loops  
- 16 row - increments (71  
loops) 
- 17 row - front loops 
- 18 row - increments (78 loops)  - 19 row - front loops  - 20 rows - increments (84 loops)  
- 21 rows - front loops  
- 22 rows- increments (91 
loops )  - 23 rows — face loops  
— 24 rows — increments (98 loops)  
—25 rows — face loops  
— 26 rows — face loops  
— 27 rows — trimmers. We do in every sector. 
- 28 ryad- facial loops  
- So, we do the reductions through the row until the 15 loops remain on the spokes. We combine these 15 loops with a thread into a ring, tighten them, make a knot and cut the thread. Voila, takes ready

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