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A New Hat Pattern

I actually have a fan on Ravelry! Whee! She has asked me to come up with a few more patterns, so here I go!



Fits size 2 to 3, possibly a bit larger.

Gauge: 2 dc per inch. 

Worsted weight yarn, 2 skeins. Uses less than half of each skein per hat.

Size 9mm or M/N hook

Holding two strands of worsted, chain 3, join with sl st to form a ring.

Round 1: Ch 1, work 7 sc in ring. Join. (8 st.)

Round 2: Ch. 2, dc in same st as join. 2 dc in each st around. Join. (16 dc.)

Round 3: Ch 1, sc in same st. as join. *Sc 1 next st, 2 sc in following st. Repeat from * around. Join. (24 sc.)

Round 4: Ch 2. Work 1 dc in same st as join. *1 dc in next two st. 2 dc in next st. Repeat from * around. Join. (32 st.)

Round 5: Ch 1. Sc in each st. around. Join. (32 st.)

Round 6: Ch 2. Dc in each st around. Join. (32 st.)

Rounds 7 through 13: Repeat rounds 5 and 6. (32 st.)

Round 14: Repeat round 5 once more.

Finish off, weave in ends.

Optional: Cut eye shapes from felt and applique them on. I may do another blog post about adding eyes, etc. to this type of hat.

Comments

  1. UnknownFebruary 20, 2014 at 11:25 AM

    Well, of course you have a fan! Your patterns are the only crochet patterns that I've found that I absolutely adore!

    Enough of that time-wasting...Go write one for elementary-sized kids! LOL

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    1. Rachel BonitzFebruary 20, 2014 at 9:40 PM

      I should, but I don't have an elementary sized kid to work with! I'll see what I can do. :)

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