Angelgirl's Hat Pattern  

Posted by Lady Rose in

Photos here: Angelgirl's New Hat (previous post)

Hook size G
Yarn: 2 ply, about 4 ounces
Size - Angelgirl is going to be 12 next month, she is petite, wears size 8 to 10 clothes

Pattern can easily be adapted for smaller or larger size.
When I first made it, it was about 2 sizes to small (only had 6 rows of dc and then started the shell rows).
Circumference - lessen or increase the number of double crochet rows (1-9), if increasing do two dc every 12 or so stictches evenly all around increasing in a multiple of 3 to keep circle flat.
Length - reduce or increase the number Shell\SC & Chain rows

Chain 4, slip stitch together to form a circle.
Row 1 - Chain 3 (counts as first double crochet), dc 9 in circle (total 10)
Row 2 - Chain 3 and dc in first stitch, 2 dc each of the remaining 9 stiches (total 20)
Row 3 - Chain 3 and dc in first stitch, *dc crochet in next and two dc in next*, repeat from * for a total of 30 dc
Row 4 - Same as Row 3, for a total of 45 dc
Row 5 - Chain 3 and dc in first stitch, *dc in next 8 and two dc in 9th, repeat from * for a total of 50 dc
Row 6 - Chain 3 and doc in first stich, *dc in next 9 and two dc in 10th, repeat from * for a total 55
Row 7 - Chain 3 and doc in first stich, *dc in next 10 and two dc in 11th, repeat from * for a total of 60
Row 8 - Chain 3 and doc in first stich, *dc in next 4 and two dc in 5th, repeat from * for a total of 72
Row 9 - Chain 3 and doc in first stich, *dc in next 11 and two dc in 12th, repeat from * for a total of 78
Row 10 - SC and Chain Space Row: chain 1, single crochet in first 3 dc, chain 3 and skip 3 dc, *single crochet in next 3 dc, chain 3, repeat from * all way around, end with slip stitch to first sc
Row 11 - Shell Row: slip stitch to second (middle) sc, chain 1 and sc, *five dc in chain space (shell), sc in middle sc, repeat from * all way around, end with slip stitch to first sc
Row 12 - SC and Chain Space: slip stich to 2nd dc, sc in middle three dc, chain 3, *sc in dc 2,3,4 of next shell, chain 3, repeat from * all way around, end with a slip stitch to first sc
Repeat Row 11 and 12 four more times, or more for desired length to fit the child; end with a repeat of row 12 (SC and Chain Space row)
Last three rows:
3 sc in each of the sc and 3 sc in chain space, all way around.
Optional - For one or two more rows sc crochet in each stitch all way around. This creates a nice edge that can be worn flat or turned up. I prefer having a total of three rows of sc to finish the hat, it just gives it a more finished look to me.

Note: I've never done a pattern before so I hope these directions clear.

Lady Rose, (founder of the Diet Pulpit the blog with fattitude! cross posted on 2 Witches Blog)

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3 comments

You sooooo need to join Ravelry.com (there is a waiting list) and post that pattern there!

They also have so many beautiful patterns for hats, scarfs, gloves, fingerless gloves, etc, it is WONDERFUL!! I'm on there and always find things to make!

Consider it, really!

April 23, 2008 7:26 AM

Thanks mel! :)

April 23, 2008 11:18 AM

Wow thanks for the great pattern. I agree with the previous post, it took me a while to get started on Ravelry, but once I did, it is addicting.
Vicki

June 9, 2008 12:24 PM

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