Crochet My Way Beanie Hat
This is a crochet beanie
hat that fits snuggly around the head and falls to the middle of the ears. The beauty of this beanie is that the stripes hide the awkward diagonal bump line of slip stitching at the end of each round. This hat also has no banding at the bottom.
FREE
PATTERN
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Designed
By: Suzanne
Cowles (Sassy Catt) ©
Skill
Level: Easy, beginner
Technique:
Crochet, worked in rounds
Terms:
US
Category: Hat
Hook
Size: Clover 7 (4.5 mm)
Yarn: Ice
– Antipilling Acrylic – Green Brown Shades (self striping)
Yarn
Weight: Size 3, 100 grams
Yarn
Required: 1/4 skein (273 yards)
Finished
Size: 7” long x 10” wide (fits 20”) Fits man, woman small or
older teen.
Stitches:
CH (Chain), HDC (Half Double Crochet), SK (Skip), TW
(HDC then FPHDC in same), INC (increase)
Gauge:
Will be determined by the hook chosen.
Notes:
When
starting round, HDC in CH next to CH 1.
When completing round, SL
ST in 1st HDC.
This hat does not have banding.
Keep alternating last 2 rows until you have the length you want.
Slip stitching at each
round makes a diagonal “bump” line. This is very noticeable in a solid color
yarn.
For the post stitches,
pull up after made to stretch out the holes created.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Rnd
1:
Make ring, CH 1, 6 HDC, SL (8)
Rnd
2:
CH 1, INC, SL (16)
Rnd
3:
CH 1, *TW, CH 1/SK 1, CH 1* around, SL (24)
Rnd
4:
CH 1, INC around (2 HDC in hdc below, 2 HDC under bar), SL (32)
Rnd
5: CH
1, *1 HDC in hdc below, 2 HDC under bar* repeat around, SL (48)
Rnd
6:
Rpt rnd 3 (48)
Rnd
7:
Rpt rnd 5 (72)
Rnd
8:
CH 1, HDC in hdc below, 2 HDC under bar around, SL (72)
Rnd
9: CH
1, *TW, CH 1/SK 1* around, not
extra CH 1, SL (72)
Rnd
10:
CH 1, HDC in hdc below, 2 HDC under bar around, SL (72)
Rnds 11 – 22: Repeat Rnds 9 & 10 (72)
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