This time a basic beanie. One done in light 100% acrylic and one a 70 % acrylic 30% cotton mix. The acrylic is on the left in the first picture. Both are 110 rows, both done on tension 3. The cotton mix produced a bigger hat with less uniform stitches but it ran through the machine no problem. I'll do the next cotton mix one on a tighter tension. Both were used from wound yarn cakes as that produces better results, plus you are aware from winding it of any knots or imperfections that might cause an issue. These are slightly different weights so that will impact the result as well.

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