How to Make the Half Double Crochet Beanie!
Baby hats are the cutest thing in the world. Opinionated? Yes. But, they are soft, warm little things and they take barely any time or yarn. If you or someone you know are expecting you just have to make one. It was my first project ever for my "little bean" (he is 9 now and has an impressive collection of hats).
A picture? Ok...if you insist!
Ok. I am back on focus! The hat!! This hat is a fast and easy pattern that you can literally dress up in any way! You can make this into a character, add a button or bow. Make it a little longer and flip the brim. (Yes, the brimmed beanie pattern is on the way. Lots of request after the one I shared. Just waiting for the sunshine).
The pattern is newborn to 3 months size. Go up to a hook size if you want it to fit 3-6 months!
I used Lion Brand Vannas Choice. But, any Size 4 Medium Weight Worsted Yarn is fine. I talk about yarn choices and how they effect the hat in the video. Also, I discuss how to measure before you add length to be sure that you will end up with the right size! Come visit me on youtube!
Now what you will need:
Materials:
1 Skein Size 4 Worsted or Aran Weight Yarn (Red Heart Super Saver or Vanna's Choice work well!)
1 Size I/9 5.5mm Crochet Hook
1 Yarn Needle
1 Scissors
If you do not want to download anything then just keep scrolling down for the pattern. I understand that!
Pattern
Row 1) 9HDC in a magic circle (9), SS into the first HDC of the row and ch 2
Row 2) IncHDC into each stitch across (18), SS into the first HDC of the row and ch 2
Row 3) HDC, IncHDC across (27), SS into the first HDC of the row and ch 2
Row 4) HDC, HDC, IncHDC (36), SS into the first HDC of the row and ch 2
Row 5) HDC around (36), SS into the first HDC of the row and ch 2
Row 6) HDC, HDC, HDC, IncHDC (45), SS into the first HDC of the row and ch 2
Row 7) HDC, HDC, HDC, IncHDC (54), SS into the first HDC of the row and ch 2
Row 8) HDC Around (54)
Row 9-14) HDC Around, SS into the first HDC of the row and ch 2 (54)
Row 15) HDC Around, SS into the first HDC of the row and ch 1 (54)
Row 16) BLSC around, ss into the first BLSC of the row and ch 1 (54)
Row 17) BLSC around, ss into the first BLSC of the row and FO. Weave in your ends.
As always...please let me know if you have any questions. Comments on the video get answered first because the questions go right to my phone. I hope you have a wonderful day and enjoy the little one!! (Post pics and tag me, please!)
Melody
As always...please let me know if you have any questions. Comments on the video get answered first because the questions go right to my phone. I hope you have a wonderful day and enjoy the little one!! (Post pics and tag me, please!)
Melody
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Hi, Melody. Great tutorial, thanks. Do you have tutorials for beginners for each of the basic stitches?
ReplyDeleteHi Melody! I'm using both your Youtube tutorial and following with the pdf. I noticed on Row 7 on YouTube you say 4 HDC, IncHDC. But on your pdf for Row 7 it has 3HDC, IncHDC (same as row 6). I was going crazy trying to figure out why I had too many stitches at the end of row 7! Hopefully this helps someone else not pull their hair out!
ReplyDeleteWhich did you use 3HDC or 4HDC?
Deleteyeah there's a typo I think, if its 4 HDC, Inc, then the stitches are 54...
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ReplyDeleteThank you
you're amazing
I saw the video on YouTube
You explain wonderfully
And the video is very clear to understand
Thanks
Thanks
:)