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Ladies Whimsical Warmth Beanie ~ Free Crochet Pattern

Ladies Whimsical Warmth Beanie ~ Free Crochet Pattern

Ladies Whimsical Warmth Beanie


 

Ladies ~ If you loved my Children’s Whimsical Warmth Beanie, You can now have one for yourselves…

Easy to make and fun to wear this slightly slouchy beanie is crocheted using worsted weight yarn in either multi-color or a solid!! This is a One Skein Project and is made with Vanna’s Choice Yarn by Lion Brand Yarn!

Ladies Whimsical Warmth Beanie - Cream

Here is the Ladies Whimsical Warmth Beanie made in a solid theme using  Vanna’s Choice Yarn in Beige!


Of course, if you were a fan of the children’s hat,,, You can make it in a fun and even more whimsical style using as many colors as you like!!

Ladies Whimsical Warmth Beanie multi

This fun whimsical style is made using Vanna’s Choice Yarn in Kelly Green, Terra Cotta, Honey and Cranberry!

If you love this hat,,, Make sure to save it to your Ravelry favorites!!  Click Here…

So if you are ready to make an easy beanie, let’s get started…  Grab your yarn and hooks and have some fun!!

Materials:

Worsted Weight Yarn ~ 170 yards total. If making a solid color hat you can use one skein. If making a multi-colored hat I used 4 colors. A, B, C & D.

Hooks ~  I & J

Yarn Needle

 

Gauge:

2″ x 2″ = 7 sc x 8 rows

 

Stitches: 

yo ~ yarn over     sk ~ skip     sp ~ space     st ~ stitch     sl st ~ slip stitch     ch ~ chain     sc ~ single crochet

dec ~ decrease (insert hook in st, pull up loop, insert hook in next st, pull up loop, yo and draw through all 3 loops on hook.)

Puff Stitch ~ (Yo, insert hook in designated space, pull up a loop) 4 times, yo and pull through all 9 loops on hook, ch 1. Make sure all loop you pull up are a double crochet height.

* When making multi-colored hat, join with sl st in the same st you finished off in the last round.*

Instructions:

Band Ribbing: 

Approximately 22″

Using I Hook

With Color A or solid ~ Ch 5

Row 1:  Sc in 2nd ch from hook and each across. = 4 sc

Rows 2 – 66: Ch 1, turn, sc in back loop of each st across.  = 4 sc

Finish off leaving a long tail for sewing band together.

Join beginning ch foundation row to row 66 and sew together in 1 loop of each row to form the band of the hat.

Hat Crown:

You will now be working in the round and continuing with color A if making multi-colored hat.

Change to J Hook

Rnd 1:  Working in end of rows of Hat Band Ribbing.  Join in any row end with sl st. Ch 1, sc in same st and in each row end st around. Join with sl st to beginning sc . = 66 sc.

Rnd 2:  Ch 1, sc in 1st st, ch 1, sk st, *sc in next st, ch 1, sk st* Repeat * * around. Join with sl st to 1st sc. = 33 sc & 33 ch-1 sps.

Rnd 3:  Sl st in next ch-1 sp, ch 1, Puff st in same sp, ch 1, *Puff st in next ch-1 sp, ch 1*, repeat * * around. Join to top of 1st Puff  st. = 33 Puff sts & 33 ch-1 sps.

Rnd 4:  Ch 1, sc in same st, sc in each ch-1 sp and the top of each Puff st around.  Join with sl st to beginning sc.  = 66 sc

Rnd 5:  Ch 1, sc in each st around. Join with sl st to beginning sc. = 66 sc

Change to Color B if making multi-colored hat

Rnd 6 & 7:  Ch 1, Sc in each st around. Join with sl st to beginning sc. = 66 sc

Rnd 8 -11:  Repeat rounds 2 – 5

Change to Color C if making multi-colored hat

Rnd 12 & 13:  Ch 1, sc in each st around.  Join with sl st to  beginning sc. = 66 sc

Rnd 14 – 17:  Repeat rounds 2 – 5

Change to Color D if making a multi-colored hat

Rnd 18:  Ch 1, sc in 1st 4 sts, dec, *sc in next 4 sts, dec*, Repeat * * around. Join to beginning sc. = 55 sc

Rnd 19: Ch 1,  sc in 1st 9 sts, dec, *sc in next 9 sts, dec*, Repeat * * around. Join to beginning sc. = 50 sc

Rnd 20: Ch 1, sc in 1st st, ch 1, sk st, *sc in next st, ch 1, sk st*, Repeat * * around. Join with Sl St to beginning sc. = 25 sc & 25 Ch 1.

Rnd 21:  Repeat Round 3. = 25 Puff Sts & 25 Ch 1 sps.

Rnd 22:  Ch 1, sc in each puff st and each ch 1 sp around. Join with sl st to beginning sc. = 50 sc

Rnd 23:  Ch 1, sc in 1st 3 sts, dec, *sc in next 3 sts, dec*, Repeat * * around. Join with sl st to beginning sc. =40 sc

Change to color A if making a  multi-colored hat

Rnd 24:   Ch 1, sc in 1st 2 sts, dec, *sc in next 2 sts, dec*, Repeat * * around. Join with Sl St to beginning sc. = 30 sc

Rnd 25:  Ch 1, sc in 1st st, dec, *sc in next st, dec*, Repeat * * Around. Join with Sl St to beginning sc. =20 sc

Rnd 26:  Ch 1, Dec around. Join to beginning dec with sl st. = 10 sts.

 

Finish off leaving a long tail for sewing.

Using a yarn needle, sew the last 10 stitches together by weaving in and out of each of the 10 sts. Draw the opening closed and tie off on the inside of the hat.

Weave all ends in.


 

I hope you enjoy my free patterns!!  To view more of my fun designs… Head over to my Free Pattern Page!!

Stay tuned for a Whimsical Warmth Headband Pattern coming soon!!

Happy Crocheting!!

Elena


 

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Comments

  1. Do you really make 66 rows of single crochet in the band ribbing? Or should that be rows 2-6?

  2. Nice beanie and clear instruction!:)

  3. Hello,
    I know it states 66 rows but when I did that many it seems large around the head. I’m usung Country Loom and May be thicker, also using an H hook since I don’t have an I hook. I youth about taking it out until it measures about 22in? Would this mess un the further instructions? Please help! Thabks for this pattern, my cousin was just diagnosed with cancerand started chemo last week, so I’m making her a few hats.

    • Beatrice Ryan Designs

      Yes, if you use a different hook size and a different type of yarn than suggested, it will change the look and size of the hat

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