Hi everyone,
This is a pattern that I have had available for several months and I have decided to offer it for free. With Easter and spring coming up before you know it, these make great photo props for the kiddos. The pattern is sized for 0-3 Months and 3-6 Months.
These hats are so simple to make! The download is available from my Ravelry store. Just click the download link and you can download the PDF file (which includes all pattern photos). Or, read the pattern below.
Enjoy!
PDF file from Ravelry - download now
This is a pattern that I have had available for several months and I have decided to offer it for free. With Easter and spring coming up before you know it, these make great photo props for the kiddos. The pattern is sized for 0-3 Months and 3-6 Months.
These hats are so simple to make! The download is available from my Ravelry store. Just click the download link and you can download the PDF file (which includes all pattern photos). Or, read the pattern below.
Enjoy!
PDF file from Ravelry - download now
There are some basic
materials needed to complete this pattern. You will need the following
supplies:
H
or I Hook
Scissors
or Clippers
4
oz. of Worsted Weight Yarn (Approximately)
That's it!
Difficulty Level:
Easy/Beginner
Size
of the hats:
0
- 3 Months (14" circumference) - H Hook
3
- 6 Months (15" circumference) - I Hook
*Please note that
the hats stretch. A baby's head size
may be 16" but they will fit into a crochet hat that has a smaller
circumference.
*This pattern does
assume that you know the basics of crochet and how to work the stitches in the
abbreviation chart.
Abbreviation
Chart:
SC
= Single Crochet
DC
= Double Crochet
SS
= Slip Stitch
CH
= Chain
R
= Row
Decrease and Increase
With appropriate
size hook (Refer to size chart), CH 5 and form ring.
R1 - CH 2, then put
an additional 11 DC in the ring for a total of 12 stitches. This includes the
first chain stitch. Join and CH 2.
R2 - 2 DC in each
stitch around. Join and CH 2.
R3 - DC in the first
stitch. 2 DC in the next stitch (increase). DC in the next two stitches. 2 DC
in the next stitch. Continue to increase every third stitch until you reach the
starting point. Join and CH 2.
R4 - DC in the first
two stitches. 2 DC in the next stitch (increase). DC in the next three
stitches. 2 DC in the next stitch. Continue to increase every fourth stitch
until you reach the starting point. Join and CH 2.
R5 - DC in the first
three stitches. 2 DC in the next stitch (increase). DC in the next four
stitches. 2 DC in the next stitch. Continue to increase every fifth stitch
until you reach the starting point. Join and CH 2.
R6 and R7 - DC in
each stitch around until you reach the starting point. Join and CH 2.
R8 - DC in each
stitch around until you reach the starting point. Join and CH 1 (CH 2 if making
3-6 month size).
*Note - If you are
making the larger size hat (3-6 months) with the I hook, add an extra row here.
Just DC in each stitch around until you reach the starting point. Join and CH
1.
R9 - Working in back loops only for this row,
SC in each stitch around until you reach the starting point. Join and CH1.
R10 - SC in each
stitch around until you reach the starting point. Join and tie off. Weave the
excess yarn into the back of the hat.
Ears:
Make Two
CH 4 and form Ring.
R1 - CH 2 and put an
additional 11 DC in the ring. This will give you a total of 12 stitches in the
ring.
R2-R6 - DC in each
stitch around. Join and CH 2.
*Note - At this
point, turn the ear inside out (which is actually right side out).
R7 - Skip the first
stitch and DC in the next stitch (decrease). DC in each stitch around until you
reach the last stitch. Skip the last stitch. Join and CH 2.
R8 - Skip the first
stitch and DC in the next stitch (decrease). DC in each stitch around until you
reach the last stitch. Skip the last stitch. Join and tie off. Leave a long
end. You can use it help tie on the ears.
Tying
on the ears:
Step 1 - Cut four
long strands of yarn and weave them into the ends of the ear.
Step 2 - Center the
hat and place the ears at approximately the area seen in the picture. It is two
rows down from the top (See picture).
Step 3 - Using your
crochet hook to help, weave the ends of the yarn strands into the center of the
hat. Tie off inside the hat with a triple knot. (It is easier to do one section
at a time.)
Tie on both ears and
your hat should look like this finished picture.
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