CrochetMenScarvesHatsGlovesSweatersCardigansSocksOther clothingWomenScarvesHatsGlovesShawls and cover upSweatersCardigansSocksSlippersBagsOther clothingChildrenScarvesHatsGlovesSweatersCardigansSocksSlippersOther clothingHomeBlankets and plaidsRugsHome decorationsPetsSchemesKnittingOther hand-madeChat
Crochet Adorable Beanie
Crocheting an adorable beanie is such a joyous and fulfilling experience! From selecting the softest yarn in your favorite color to carefully crafting each stitch, the process is not just about creating a cozy accessory, but also about infusing it with love and creativity. As you work on your beanie, envisioning who will wear it and the warmth it will bring, you can't help but smile at the thought of the finished product. So grab your crochet hooks, pick a fun pattern, and get hooked on the delightful journey of making your very own charming beanie!
Materials
Yarn: 4-ply yarn, approximately 140g (or substitute with chunky yarn)
5.0mm crochet hook
Stitch marker (optional)
Tape measure
Scissors
Yarn needle
Abbreviations
Sc – Single Crochet
Hdc – Half Double Crochet
Ch – Chain
R – Row
BLO – Back Loop Only
FLO – Front Loop Only
Sl St – Slip Stitch
Instructions
Starting Chain
Chain 51
Note: You can use two strands of yarn held together or opt for a chunky yarn as an alternative.
Row 1
Skip the first chain from the hook
Work 1 single crochet
Work 42 half double crochet stitches
Work 7 slip stitches
Chain 1 and turn your work
Row 2
Work 7 slip stitches in front loop only (FLO)
Work 1 single crochet in back loop only (BLO)
Work 41 half double crochet in BLO
Work 1 single crochet in BLO
Chain 1 and turn your work
For Row 3
Work 1 single crochet in BLO
Work 42 half double crochet in BLO
Work 7 slip stitches in FLO
Chain 1 and turn your work
Repeat Pattern
Repeat Row 2 and Row 3 alternately
Continue until the length of the beanie measures your desired head circumference
(Recommended size: approximately 44 cm in width and 25 cm in height)
Assembly
Sewing the Beanie
Fold the crocheted fabric in half so the starting and ending rows meet
Sew the sides together using a yarn needle and your preferred method (e.g., whip stitch or mattress stitch)
Once the side is sewn, use the yarn needle to weave the working yarn around the top edge
Pull tightly to cinch the top closed, forming the crown of the beanie
Secure and weave in all loose ends neatly
No comments
Write a comment