Crochet Pillbox Bowtop Beanie Hat
This is a crochet beanie
hat that fits snuggly around the head, but has a flat top accented by a large
bow. The Sprig stitch on the sides makes its own self edge.
FREE
PATTERN
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Date:
February
15, 2017
Designed
By: Suzanne
Cowles (Sassy Catt) ©
Skill
Level: Easy, beginner
Technique:
Crochet, worked in rounds top down
Terms:
US
Category:
Hat
Hook
Size: Clover I (5.5 mm) for hat. Clover J (6.0 mm) for bow.
Yarn: Lion
Brand – Vanna’s Choice – 133 Brick, 100% acrylic
Yarn
Weight: Size 4, 100 grams, 170 yards
Yarn
Needed: Almost full skein
Finished
Size: 6” flat, 5”
tall, 16” diameter, fits small adult
Stitches: CH (Chain), SL (Slip Stitch), SC (Single
Crochet), HDC (Half Double Crochet), SK (Skip), INC (Increase = 2 HDC), SP
(Space), T (Turn), BLSC (Back Loop Single Crochet)
Sprig Stitch = 2SC/CH2/2SC in SP
Gauge:
Will be determined by the hook chosen.
Notes: The top (HDC) and the sides (Sprig stitch) will
seem like they make a 90 degree angle where they meet.
INSTRUCTIONS:
F: Make ring
Rnd 1: CH 1, 10
HDC, SL (10)
Rnd 2: CH 1, INC around, SL (20)
Rnd 3: CH 1, *HDC, INC around*, SL
(30)
Rnd 4: CH1, *HDC, HDC, INC around*,
SL (40)
Rnd 5: CH 1, HDC, INC, *HDC, HDC, HDC,
INC around*, SL (50)
Rnd 6: *INC, HDC, HDC, HDC, HDC
around*, SL (60)
Rnd 7-8: HDC
around (60) This is the top which will turn upwards like a bowl. It is meant to
go 2” past the typical top of your head. Flattened out the diameter is 8”.
Rnd 9: Start Sprig Stitch. *2 SC/CH
2/2 SC around*, SL to next SP (15 Sprigs)
Rnd 10 – 18:
Continue Sprig Stitch in spaces. Don’t Slip stitch at row’s end. Pull them down
from the points as made to see true length. Try hat on to add/delete rows as
you desire. Sides are 4” long as designed.
Make
Bow:
F: CH 51, T
Rows
1-12: SC in first, BLSC across, SC in last, T (50)
Finished size 2 ¾” tall x 16 ¾”
long. Don’t cut yarn. Using starting chain tail whip short ends together, so
wrong side is out. Don’t overlap fabric. Fold in half so seam is on bottom.
Using yarn ball, wind yarn around both pieces tight, scrunching fabric. Do this
evenly and as many times as necessary to make it look like a bow. Knot on
underside. Cut an 18” tail, use to sew to hat. I put hat on wig stand, then
pinned bow 1” above starting ring.
Free pattern available as PDF download
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