(http://stitchandunwind.com/cozy-hats-for-cozy-babies-crochet-charity/)
Yesterday I "whipped" up this little number. Not real happy with the yarn choice, but it was what I had next in the "stash" sack.
I hope you like the pattern . . . and, if you make it, I would LOVE to see your finished product.
MATERIALS USED
MATERIALS USED
Worsted Weight Yard
Sample
Shown in Vanna’s Choice “Purple Print”
Crochet
Hook – G
Tapestry/Yarn Needle
Scissors
Button, or embellishment, for center of flower
Thread for attaching flower.
GAUGE:
Not Important, this pattern uses the
size chat at the end of the pattern to achieve
the size sweater you desire.
ABBREVIATIONS
and STITCHES
ch – chain
dc – double crochet
MC –
Magic Circle
(If you need help, check out my blog post http://furbabiesmomma.blogspot.com/2011/10/how-ro-make-magic-circle.html.)
popcorn
stitch (pc st). Ch 4, 4 d c in same st, drop st
from hook, insert hook back in 4th ch of beginning ch and draw loop through the one on hook.
hdc – half double crochet
rnd - round
sc – single crochet
sl st – slip stitch
sk – skip the number of sts given
sp - space
st(s) – stitch(es)
trc – treble crochet
NOTES
FOR HAT
1.Work in continuous rounds (do not slip stitch or chain at the end
of each round):
2. This
hat can be made for any size from a preemie to an adult male. You will need to
make your crown the circumference and height of the person you are making the
hat for.
3 . Check
the chart at the bottom of the pattern for the circumferences and heights for different
ages of individuals. Then, fill in the information you need below.
a. _____
Circumference of Head
b. _____
Circumference For Hat
c. _____
Height of Hat
4. To
make measuring the hat easier:
a. Cut
a piece of yarn in one color the length of the circumference of the hat.
b. Cut
another piece of yarn, in a different color, the length of the height you need.
5. Do
not fasten off. Carry un-used color until the next use.
6. HINT: To get a GREAT size match, use Styrofoam balls
with the circumference of the head you want to fit. This works SO MUCH BETTER
than measuring in inches.
CROWN
Rnd
1:
Using a Magic Circle, ch 2 then make 10 hdc into the circle.
Rnd
2:
2 hdc in each st around.
Rnd
3:
*2 hdc in the next st followed by 1 hdc in the next st,* repeat from * to *
around.
Rnd
4:
*2 hdc in the next st followed by 1 hdc in the next 2 sts,* repeat from * to *
around.
Rnd
5:
*2 hdc in the next st followed by 1 hdc in the next 3 sts,* repeat from * to * around.
Rnd
6:
*2 hdc in the next st followed by 1 hdc in the next 4 sts, * repeat from * to *
around.
NOTE
1. If
circumference of hat is reached before Rnd 6, skip to remainder of hat and
continue from there.
2. If
you need a circumference of the hat has not been reached by Rnd 6, continue the
pattern, established in Rnds 3 – 6, until you have reached the circumference
you need.
BODY
OF HAT
Rnd
1:
Ch 1, sc in each st around, around, sl st to the beginning ch 1 to join. (60 sc)
Rnd 2 - ? Repeat Rnd 1 until height of hat (measured from
the center of the MC through the last Rnd) reaches the height you desire
BRIM – Continue stitching from body of hat to make
the brim, *ch 3, in same st make the following (trc, dc, hdc), sc in next st,
sk 1, sl st in following st,* repeat from * to * around. Fasten off and weave
in end.
FLOWER
Rnd
1:
Using a Magic Circle, ch 1 then make 10 sc into the circle, sl st to beginning
ch 1 to join
Rnd
2:
Ch 4, 4 trc in the same st, finish st the same as pc st, ch 4, *pc st in next
sc, pc st,* repeat from * to * around, sl st into top of beginning pc st,
leaving a 10” tail, fasten off
FINISHING
FLOWER
Attach flower, through the ends of the pc st’s, to
hat using the 10” tail.
Sew button to center
of hat.
Head
Circumference
|
Circumference
of Hat
|
Diameter of
Hat
|
Height of Hat
|
|
Preemies
|
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1-2 pounds
|
9”
– 10”
|
7 ½”
– 8”
|
3 ¾” - 4”
|
3 ½”
– 4”
|
2 – 3 pounds
|
10” – 11 ¼”
|
8 ½” – 10”
|
4 ¼” - 5”
|
4”
|
4-5 pounds
|
11 ½” - 12 ½”
|
9” – 11 ½”
|
4 ½” - 5 ¼ ”
|
4” – 4 ½
|
5 ½ - 6 pounds
|
12 ½” – 13”
|
11” – 12”
|
5 ½” - 6”
|
5” – 5 ½
|
Newborns
|
13” – 14”
|
11” – 13”
|
5 ½” - 6 ½”
|
5” – 5 ½
|
3 – 6 months
|
14” – 17”
|
12” – 15”
|
7 ½”
|
6 ½” - 7
|
6 – 12 months
|
16” – 19”
|
14” – 18”
|
7” - 9”
|
7 ½”
|
12 months – 3 years
|
18” – 20”
|
16” – 19”
|
8” – 9 ½”
|
8”
|
3 – 10 years
|
19” – 20 ½”
|
17”– 19 ½ ”
|
8 ½” – 9 ¾”
|
8 ½”
|
Pre-teens and
teens
|
20 ½” – 22”
|
18 ½ ” – 21”
|
9 ¼” – 10 ½”
|
9” –10”
|
Adult Women
|
21 ½” - 22 ½”
|
19 ½ ” – 21 ½ ”
|
9 ¾” – 10 ¾”
|
11”
|
Adult Men
|
23” – 24”
|
22” – 23”
|
11” – 11½”
|
11” – 11 ½”
|
Very cute hat......Thank you for sharing with the Clever Chicks Blog Hop this week; I hope you’ll join us again!
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Kathy Shea Mormino
The Chicken Chick
http://www.The-Chicken-Chick.com
Very cute pattern! Thanks for linking up on Hookin on Hump Day!
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