Learn how to make the most unique crochet hat in rows instead of rounds with this step-by-step tutorial. Short rows are the secret sauce behind this clever hat.
Crochet Cowl-Hat Pattern - A simple and easy crochet cowl and beanie hat set, crocheted in a close textured stitch for warmth, you can make it in a a random variegate yarn or if you prefer in a solid color.
From www.redheart.com City Sophisticate Hat Crochet a hat that looks like it was made by a high-end milliner. This soft textured yarn Read More
Summer is here and it’s bringing the heat! Stay cool and cute with one of these stunning sun hats. Sun hats are the absolute perfect mix of stylish and practical. You are going to feel so confident wearing one of these hats and your skin will thank you too! 1 Makin’ Lemonade Sunhat Nothing says summer like bright colors and cute sunhats! Yellow especially is one of my go-to picks for a summery and stylish outfit. This texture-tastic sunhat is available in 4 different sizes so you can get a great fit! Designer : A Crocheted Simplicity Pattern Here: Makin’ Lemonade Sunhat 2 Floppy Eyelets Sun Hat This fun and floppy sunhat only uses one skein of yarn. Cotton yarn is recommended for this yarn to keep your kiddo nice and cool even on a super hot day. Only available in a child size. Designer : Salty Pearl Crochet Pattern Here: Floppy Eyelets Sun Hat 3 Sunflower Sun Hat You’ll be looking extra cute in a classic white sunhat. The sunflower embellishment is optional but I think it’s totally worth making. This free crochet pattern is available in 6 sizes – including 3 baby sizes. Please someone make a matching […]
It’s beginning to feel like fall in Rhode Island, which seems like the perfect time to add another fall hat to my collection. This hat is more complicated than it looks. The twisted stitches and columns patterning may look complicated, but the pattern is pretty easy to follow and memorize. This hat is also a ...
This newsboy puff stitch hat is a great way to stay warm and fashionable on a cold winter day! Make one with this free pattern now!
Crochet Summer Sun Protective Hat Free Crochet Pattern with Video: Wide Brim Summer Straw Sun Hat Free Crochet Pattern
Learn how to crochet an easy cotton crochet bucket hat with this free crochet pattern and step-by-step tutorial.
Free Crochet Pattern Vista Valley Convertible Cowl to Hat by Pattern-Paradise.com #crochet #patternparadisecrochet #cowl #hat #freepattern
Try your hand at knitting an everyday ribbed knit hat, a project you can love and enjoy for years. It's much easier than you think!
crocheters who love elegant and cute hats, this is often another nice chance to create an easy summer hat floating in a paper thread.
In todays pattern, I will be share a cute and overall simple little Sun Hat design I like the call the Millie Belle Hat. This hat really checks all the boxes for me, with it not being too big or floppy (not that there anything wrong with a nice big, floppy hat moment), but also not having such a narrow brim that there is no sun protection.Plus, it can actually be worn 2 ways! So you have a bit of control on how much coverage you get and how you want to wear the hat.
How to crochet a fashionable womans Hat. Step by Step to create beautiful photos and a simple Basic Beanie Pattern. Helping you to crocheted wonderful wearable items
Crochet bucket hat written pattern for adults. Beginner friendly. Perfectly shaped. Do not miss - it is a FREE tutorial!
If I could go back to anytime in history I’d probably travel to the 1920’s!.. The swing music and catchy Charleston, the unforgettable hats and fashion and Walt Disney’s film debut are just a few of the many reasons I love the roaring twenties! Unfortunately I don’t have a time machine in my possession, so […]
How to crochet a fashionable womans Hat. Step by Step to create beautiful photos and a simple Basic Beanie Pattern. Helping you to crocheted wonderful wearable items
Dit is een aanbieding voor een pdf-breipatroon om je eigen Fair Isle-sjaal te breien. Het breipatroon vereist 1200 meter vingergewichtgarens in 9 tinten, gebreid tot een dikte van 8 steken per inch op naalden van 3 mm. Het patroon is geschikt voor breiers die graag fair isle of gevlochten kleurenwerk in het rond breien op kleine naalden. Een maat. Afmetingen: 50 "lang, 6,25" breedte (plat gemeten). De pdf heeft 6 pagina's: 1. Inleiding, materialen, meternotities 2. Patroonnotities, schematisch, instructies 3 & 4. Kleurenkaarten 5. Grijswaarden / zwart-witkaarten 6. Technieken en korte richtlijnen voor het ombouwen tot een kap. Geschikte garens zijn JC Rennie Supersoft 4-draads lamswol, J&S 2-draads jumperweight wolgaren, Jamieson's Shetland Spindrift garen. Het patroon is ook beschikbaar op Ravelry - het is proefgebreid en technisch bewerkt.
Free crochet pattern for a crochet ribbed hat. The slightly slouched hat pattern features a beautiful stitch pattern with shells and ribs. #freecrochetpattern #hat #ribbed #shells #crochetncrafts
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I love making this pattern. It is so easy and makes an extremely warm, winter hat. Also, the pattern can be easily altered to make a different sized hat or to spice things up and add stripes. I …
crochet Annie Bucket Hat free pattern - FREE Crochet Hat Pattern for Beginners. Click to Get the Pattern #Hat #crochetpattern #crochet
Free Hat Easy Patterns for adults : Knitting with One skein Pictures of all Designs.Great for Beginner Knit
Made using this fantastic pattern: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/modern-twist-flapper
I am going to whine just a little bit. Feel free to skip straight to the crochet awesomeness below, I don’t mind. This is our first winter in Tennessee . . . and I’m cold! It’s not even been that bad of a winter – but I think my blood is used to the California ... Read More about 25 Fabulous Free Crochet Accessories
I finished a new knit last week all in the name of good, old-fashioned swapping. This squishy goodness was knit for my knitting-group friend Joanna. She is the knitting group's resident needle crafter, hand-stitching designs on paper to create some really awesome greeting and holiday cards. So of course when she asked if anyone in the group would be willing to exchange some hand knits for cards, I jumped at the chance. Literally. I shouted, "ME!" Her request was a nice slouchy hat to go with her black leather jacket (she's so cool). I was a little worried because Joanna has a smaller head circumference than I do so I was going to have to pray to the knitting gauge gods and hope things turned out alright. Thanks to all the garter stitch in this pattern, the brim is super stretchy and not only does it fit her little noggin well, it actually fits mine pretty good too (because you know I tried it on before I gave it away). Since the pattern calls for a DK weight yarn and we had decided on the Polar Morn colorway of Malabrigo worsted, I cast on fewer stitches on a slightly larger needle than called for. After the brim, I knit the hat the length called for (9") before starting decreases. I had more than enough yarn, with a tiny ball leftover. Because of the in-the-round garter stitch, there is a jog where you switch from knit to purl but I actually don't mind it. It looks more like a seam to me than a messy switch so I didn't freak out about it. I gave the hat to Joanna at knitting last night and was happy to get a couple quick photos of her wearing it. I know I say this a lot but I definitely need one for myself! I have a couple great skeins of DK in my stash that I think would make an awesome hat. Or I might have to break down and buy a skein of Malabrigo. How terrible would that be? You can check out Joanna on her Christmas TV blog or in her Etsy store (if you do, get a look at that squirrel greeting card! So cute!). Pattern: Rikke Hat by Sarah Young Yarn: Malabrigo Worsted in Polar Morn (less than a full skein) Needles: US 5 for brim, US 9 for hat Began: October 27 Completed: October 29 Ravelry Link Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links.
A perfect cold-weather accessory, the Ridge Walk Scarf is an easy scarf free crochet pattern! This scarf has a gorgeous, squishy texture to keep you warm and cosy, even in the coldest temperatures.
FREE CROCHET PATTERN! Get cosy this winter with my free crochet mittens pattern. They feature a ribbed double cuff and a thick textured stitch pattern.
This newsboy slouch crochet hat features a sturdy brim and is super stylish. Made with dc and fpdc it is easy to follow but looks like it was hard.
Winter Crochet Beanie Pattern. How to make the Dreaming of Winter Crochet Beanie Pattern, a Free Crochet Hat Pattern
I've been thrilled that Halloween fell on a Monday this year. That gave me one extra day to get this pattern to you. I needed it. As it is, I believe this one's going to need a revision. It has not been tested unless you count my prototype. I'd normally go for a beanie style, but this one decided not to work up that way. I kinda' like the bucket shape, so I plan to rework it as a beanie and post that later in the season (which means maybe January). So tell me... How are you all spending your Halloween? Big Girl Hat #1 Supplies needed: about 4 oz. (180-190 yds.) worsted weight yarn size I-9 (5.5 mm) crochet hook for main body size G-6 (4.0 mm) crochet hook for band yarn needle or smaller size hook for weaving in ends All instructions use American terminology and standard abbreviations. Special Stitches: front post double crochet (fpdc)--yo, insert hook behind post of stitch (from front to back to front), yo, pull up loop, yo, pull through 2 loops, (2 loops on hook), yo, pull through remaining 2 loops back post double crochet (bpdc)--yo, insert hook around post of stitch (from back to front to back), yo, pull up loop, yo, pull through 2 loops, (2 loops on hook), yo, pull through remaining 2 loops Construction note: The term join, as used in this pattern means join with slip stitch in first stitch of round. You will notice that I don't not instruct you to join at the end of every round. I found it easier to work the body of the pattern in continuous rounds. This prevents having a visible seam up the back of your hat. If you choose to join at each round, begin the next round with a ch1, even when that round begins with a dc, until you're instructed to ch3 when working the band. Round 1: using magic ring method, 12 sc in ring, pull ring tight to close gap (12 sc) Round 2: 2sc in each st around (24 sc) Round 3: sc in each st around (24 sc) Round 4: [2sc in next st, sc in next st] around (36 sc) Round 5: sc in each sc around (36 sc) Round 6: [2sc in next st, sc in next 2 sts] around (48 sc) Round 7: sc in each sc around (48 sc) Round 8: [2sc in next st, sc in next 3 sts] around (60 sc) Round 9: sc in each sc around (60 sc) Round 10: [2sc in next st, sc in next 4 sts] around (72 sc) Round 11: sc in each sc around (72 sc) Round 12: [2sc in next st, sc in next 5 sts] around (84 sc) Round 13: sc in each sc around (84 sc) Round 14: in back loop only, sc in each sc around (84 sc) Round 15: repeat Round 14 Round 16: in back loop only [sc in next st, dc in next st] (84 sts) Round 17: in back loop only [dc in next st, sc in next st] (84 sts) Round 18: repeat Round 16 Round 19: repeat Round 17 Round 20: repeat Round 16 Round 21: in back loop only sc in each st around (84 sts) Round 22-23: repeat Round 21 Round 24: sc in each sc around (84 sts) Rounds 25-29: repeat Round 24, join at end of Round 29 (84 sts) switch to smaller hook Round 30: ch3, dc in each st around, join (84 sts) Round 31: ch2, [fpdc in next st, bpdc in next st], join (84 sts) Rounds 32-33: rep Round 31 finish off, weave in ends I still hope to find time enough to post the matching mittens in time for Christmas gift-giving, but the way my schedule looks right now, that is pretty unlikely. I hope you all enjoy the scarf and hat as much as I enjoyed making them. As always, if you run into any mistakes in the pattern, please email me or leave a comment and I will fix them. And please, don't share the pattern. I prefer you share the link. For further information on that, see the bottom of the page where I've posted "Da Roolz." Happy Halloween! [Added 10/27/12]: If you would like to receive a pdf of this, or any of my other hat patterns at no charge, go here.
Learn how to crochet the easy single crochet ribbing for hats. This step by step crochet ribbing tutorial shows you how to start a hat brim with ribbing.
Photos above © Ольга Вязание This crochet pattern + video tutorial is available for free... Full Post: Crochet Slippers
Knit this stylish and modern beanie featuring a warm and secure double brim and delicate striping! The Horizons Beanie uses Chainette yarn, a beautifully soft and luxurious baby alpaca wool blend (worsted weight level 4) yarn that feels amazing against the skin. These beanies are unisex and a great way for moms and dads to twin with their little ones! The Horizons Beanie will be your new favourite beanie with its modern appeal, slight slouch, and warm and cozy feel. Adult sizing and one child size is provided in the pattern (fits approximately 3-7 year olds as my daughters pictured are 4 and 6). Please note that this is an ad-free, beautifully formatted, and concise PDF version of a pattern that can be found for free, with ads, on my blog! To visit the free version, please visit my blog!
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This hat is easy and fun to make! The hat is worked in continuous rounds of single crochet without a joining stitch. Includes instructions for 5 adult sizes plus a child’s size and an 18” doll size…
Do you remember my post about my Classic Cloche ? Well, someone left a comment and asked for the pattern. Unfortunately, I did not writ...
Ridge Hat with BrimThis crochet pattern is available as a free download... Download Pattern: Ridge Hat with Brim
You'll love this collection of the best free crochet hat patterns. These easy beanie and hat patterns are perfect for beginner crocheters.
You may be feeling the heat of summer, but we’re always thinking ahead to quick knits for fall and winter. Northward is a free chunky cabled hat pattern!
Jump on the color blocking trend with this snuggly fleece sherpa beauty – a sister pattern to the knit Teddy Bucket Hat. The jumbo yarn works up in no time and produces the ultimate trendy accessory for the season.
This whole Fringe Hatalong Series idea was a good one, I can already tell. I finished my lovely Audrey hat — my third FO for the year — and feel confident it would not have happened had I not invited you all to knit along with me. I would have gotten sucked into the next […]
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DESIGNER'S NOTES"Classic, cozy, timeless -- these socks are an instant staple in any man's wardrobe."INCLUDEDItem is a digital knitting pattern file containing written instructions, video tutorials, a stitch glossary, and more.SKILL LEVELAdvanced-beginner (+ first-time sock knitters. Video tutorials included. View Skill ClassificationsLANGUAGEEnglish. The knitting pattern is written in standard American terms.SIZEPattern written to fit adult men size medium/large; Approx. shoe size: U.S. 9.5-13 (40-46 Euro).REQUIRED MATERIALSPattern includes linked shopping list. Yarn: Approx. 180 yards (164.592 meters) of DK/Light-Weight (Category 3)Needles: U.S. Size 2 (2.75 mm) DISCLAIMER All knitting patterns and crochet patterns are instant-download digital files. No patterns are shipped.COPYRIGHT STATEMENTAll Darling Jadore knitting patterns and crochet patterns and photographs on this website and on all our other platforms are the property of Darling Jadore and are thereby purchased under the agreement that they may not be distributed, copied, re-written, or re-sold. Darling Jadore is a registered business through the Secretary of State, and all Darling Jadore digital knitting pattern and crochet pattern digital files are protected by U.S. Copyright and are property of Darling Jadore. It is illegal to redistribute, sell, or share the pattern in part or in whole, electronically or physically. All finished items made from Darling Jadore knit and crochet digital patterns may be sold, so long as clear credit has been given to Darling Jadore on the buyer's website and on the buyer's social media account, if shown there. We do not sell or offer licensing rights to any of our photographs nor permit use of our photographs for any reason.©DarlingJadore; All rights reserved.View Skill ClassificationsResell finished product with pattern credit.©DarlingJadore; All rights reserved.
I fell back in love with crochet a few years ago. I’d learned as a child, picked it up and dropped it again as a young adult, but when I moved to a much colder area three years ago, I found myself wanting a variety of hats and cowls and scarves. So I dug out my stash of yarn and hooks, and I got back in the crochet groove. Since then I have been collecting numerous patterns on one of my Pinterest boards. I am also a knitter (albeit a beginner), but I love that I can whip up a crochet hat in little to no time. Last year the majority of my handmade Christmas gifts were crochet hats and scarves. Since crochet is something I can do easily while watching TV, I was able to get through my gift list in a couple months with no problems. This year I am planning to once again make a slew of hats for myself and family members. Here are some that are on my list. Which one will you make first? AlwaysRooney.com Beginner's Beanie This gorgeous mustard beanie at Always Rooney is a great pattern if you’re a beginner. It uses only single crochet and double crochet stitches. Along with the pattern, you’ll also find links to instructional videos for each stitch. The color is great for fall, and it looks quite warm! I also really like the leather detail that she added. Just perfect! Cre8tioncrochet.com Super Soft Slouch I love slouchie beanies as they fit my face and don't make me look like a Smurf! This one by Cre8tion Crochet has an interesting seam detail which forms a star shape at the top. It involves some more detailed stitches for forming the seam, but it can still be completed in an afternoon. Knittichristi.wordpress.com Urban Jungle Hat Another slouchie, but this time worked in a puff stitch which makes it a bit more formal. It has less slouch too, which adds to it being a great one to wear with dressier outfits. The pattern by Vickie Howel is available from Ravelry, and Christi at The Simple Stitch shows two versions she made. Bonus! She links to a spiral flower pattern that you can attach to the hat. Hopefulhoney.com 1920s Cloche Hat This one is for the Downton Abbey and Great Gatsby fans! (Confession: I’m one). A classic cloche hat in crochet from Hopeful Honey. The main stitch used is the half double crochet, and instructions for the flower are included too. This is a really classy hat, and I can see it made in a variety of rich warm tones for fall. Yarnspirations.com Slouchy Peaked Hat Yarnspirations shares this free pattern — I have a fondness for peaked hats in this newsboy style, and many of my fabric winter hats are like this. I’d like to try my hand at making my own! The texture is an added bonus, and makes the hat look complicated, but it’s made with single crochet and double crochet stitches only. The pattern includes charts too! Liz McQueen Ridgeline Beanie This might be the first one I attack this fall, as I really like the ridging detail. The pattern by Liz McQueen is available for sale at Ravelry, and having used one of her patterns before, I am sure it will be well worth the price. Now I just need to decide what color yarn to use! Mooglyblog.com Bobble Pouf Earflap Hat Every kid needs a crocheted earflap hat right? I like this version from Moogly a lot. Those bobbles and the pompom are super cute! Make it plain or make it striped as shown. You get instructions for newborn, kids and adult sizes too, so make one for everyone in your family. Nancy Smith Reversible Strands Hat We can’t forget the guys! I made one of these hats last year, and while it was one of the more complicated patterns I’ve tried, the result was well worth it. Not only is the hat reversible, but you can use as many colors as you like, or make it just in one color. It's super warm because of the way the stitches are intertwined ... and it’s a free Ravelry download from Nancy Smith! Follow CraftFoxes's board Crochet Patterns & Tutorials on Pinterest. .
