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Complete Guide to Crocheting a Beautiful Hat with Unique Patterns

Susan
Susan
Jul 12, 2020 02:29 AM
Comprehensive Crochet Instructions for Creating a Stylish Hat Using Cotton and Acrylic Yarn
Comprehensive Crochet Instructions for Creating a Stylish Hat Using Cotton and Acrylic Yarn

You’ll Need:

150g of yarn (50% cotton, 50% acrylic; 80m/50g);

150g of the same yarn, but in mélange grey-turquoise color;

100g of yarn (78% cotton, 22% polyester; 100m/50g);

Crochet hooks size 3.5 and 4.

Used Patterns

Weaver pattern: based on the provided scheme.

There are 12 rows indicated in the scheme.

The 13th and subsequent rows consist only of part of the motif. Utilize this for completing the entire row. Conclude each row with 1 slip stitch in the 1st chain stitch.

Repeat the 19-row pattern across all stitches. Ensure the correct transition between rows as per the scheme.

For round rows featuring the “weaver pattern,” use blue yarn; utilize the mélange yarn for the remaining rows. The last slip stitch of the final round row should be completed with blue yarn, and attach the mélange yarn to the 3rd chain stitch of the last weaver stitch behind each round row.

Complete the 1st-19th rows once and then repeat the 16th-19th rows, making increases as detailed below.

Stitches Control: 20 stitches of the set-up row (excluding weaver pattern) x 12 rows = 10 x 10 cm.

Instructions

Start by making 8 chain stitches with mélange yarn and form them into a ring with 1 slip stitch. Continue working according to the scheme, ensuring to apply increases.

After completing 12 rows (10 cm), you will have finished 29 pattern repeats and 116 stitches. This section marks the middle of your hat.

For rows 13th to 22nd: crochet straight without making any increases.

23rd row: * 2 single crochets from every 4th base stitch*; repeat from * to * a total of 28 times. (144 stitches);

27th row: * 2 single crochets from every 4th base stitch*; repeat from * to * a total of 36 times. (180 stitches);

31st row: * 2 single crochets from every 4th base stitch*; repeat from * to * a total of 44 times. (224 stitches);

35th row: (* 2 single crochets from every 6th base stitch*; repeat from * to * a total of 8 times, followed by 2 single crochets from every 8th base stitch) – repeat (***) 3 times. You should obtain 260 stitches, equating to 65 pattern repeats.

Conclude your work upon reaching 30 cm (36 rows).

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