Beanie, Scarf, Mittens, Snood, Slouchy Hat & Wrist Warmers in King Cole Magnum Chunky - 5035 - Downloadable PDF

Knitted Accessories Set in King Cole Magnum Chunky – Pattern 5035

This downloadable PDF knitting pattern from King Cole provides instructions for six coordinating chunky-knit accessories: a Beanie, Scarf, Mittens, Snood, Slouchy Hat, and Wrist Warmers. Rated as an intermediate level project, the collection is designed to be worked in King Cole Magnum Chunky yarn, making each piece quick to knit and satisfyingly cosy to wear. The coordinating designs mean the full set can be gifted together or knitted individually as standalone accessories for autumn and winter wardrobes.

The pattern is offered as a downloadable PDF, allowing instant access after purchase. King Cole also donates to the Pink Ribbon Foundation for every pattern sold.

Materials and Tension

All six accessories are worked in King Cole Magnum Chunky weight yarn. The recommended needle size is 6mm knitting needles, or the size needed to achieve the correct tension. The stated tension is 14 stitches and 20 rows to 10cm (4 inches) measured over stocking stitch. Knitters are advised to check their tension swatch carefully: if fewer stitches than stated are achieved over 10cm, switch to a finer needle; if more stitches are achieved, switch to a larger needle. Achieving the correct tension is especially important for fitted accessories such as mittens, wrist warmers, and beanies.

Stitches and Techniques Used

The pattern draws on a small, accessible set of classic knitting stitches, making it approachable for knitters who are comfortable with the basics and ready to combine them in different ways across multiple projects.

• 1×1 Rib: Worked by alternating knit one stitch, purl one stitch across the row and repeating this sequence. Ribbing is elastic and form-fitting, making it ideal for cuffs on mittens and wrist warmers, and for the brim of hats.
• Stocking Stitch (St-St): The classic combination of a knit row followed by a purl row on the wrong side, producing a smooth, flat fabric on the right side. This is the primary stitch used across the body of most pieces in the set.
• Garter Stitch (G-St): Formed by knitting every row, creating a ridged, reversible fabric with good stretch and texture. Garter stitch is often used for scarves and borders as it lies flat without curling.

Key knitting techniques referenced in the pattern include increasing and decreasing to shape pieces such as the crown of the beanies and slouchy hat, and the thumb gusset of the mittens. The abbreviation psso (pass slipped stitch over) is listed, indicating the use of a classic left-leaning decrease. A yarn forward (yfwd) is also noted, which can be used decoratively or as part of shaping. Stitches are slipped knitways where indicated.

The Beanie

The Beanie is a classic close-fitting hat worked in King Cole Magnum Chunky. It typically features a ribbed brim in 1×1 Rib to ensure a snug, stretchy fit around the head, with the main body worked in Stocking Stitch. Crown shaping is achieved through decreasing stitches towards the top of the hat. The chunky weight yarn means this is a fast knit that produces a warm, substantial fabric.

The Scarf

The Scarf is one of the most beginner-friendly pieces in the set, making excellent use of Garter Stitch or Stocking Stitch to produce a long, warm panel. Worked in King Cole Magnum Chunky on 6mm needles, the chunky gauge means the scarf knits up quickly. The straightforward construction makes it an ideal project to work alongside the more shaped accessories in the collection.

The Mittens

The Mittens are among the more technically involved pieces in the set, suitable for the intermediate knitter. They are worked flat or in the round