Inspiration

This crochet hat beanie is one of those projects I made without prior planning. I was sitting in the airport with my flight delayed on Christmas day and by chance, I had the leftover yarn from my Christmas projects. I have always wanted to make something with my country’s flag colors and I was surprised that the yarn colors I had were perfect except I did have yellow instead of white.

Based on the amount of yarn I had and the time I thought I will be in the airport, I decided to make a quick and easy crochet hat.

This hat was done in a few hours. I had to sit in the airport for more than 12 hours and was able to be with family just before midnight on Christmas Day

The hat is simple and easy to make using a one-row repeat.

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Yarn

I used Lion Brand Basic Stitch Anti-pilling and Big Twist Living Anti-pilling which I have used before and loved the final products. This is a worsted weight (4) Acrylic yarn. Both yarns are easy to work with.

If you are unable to find this yarns you can use your preferable worsted weight Acrylic yarn.

If by any chance you can’t find this yarn, you can use Big Twist Yarns Natural Blend, Stylecraft Swift Knit, Yarn Bee Effortless Super Bulky, Hobbii Umami, and Mary Maxim Starlette Chunky.

Skill

Easy

Materials

Lion Brand Basic Stitch Antipilling 100% Acrylic 185 yds (170 m), 3.5 oz (100 g) Worsted Weight (4) in Red Heather, Grass, and Lemonade.

Big Twist Living 100% Antipilling Acrylic 199 yds (183 m), 3.85 oz (110 g)

Worsted Weight (4) in Black

Hook size - 4 .5 mm (US 7)

Scissors

Tapestry Needle

Tape Measure

Gauge

20 sts x 12 rows = 4” x 4” (10cm x 10 cm).

Please make a swatch and adjust hook size accordingly to obtain gauge.

Finished Measurements

Toddler Child Small Medium Large

Circum 18” 20” 21” 21” 23”

Length 6.5” 7” 7.5” 8” 9”

Abbreviations

Ch - chain

Sc - single crochet

Scblo - single crochet back loop only

St - stitch

Sl st - slip stitch

Hdc - half double crochet

Hdcblo - half double crochet back loop only

Hdcflo - half double crochet front loop only

Hdc2tog - half double crochet 2 together

CC - contrast color

Rep - repeat

Inv - invisible

Invisible Half Double Crochet Decrease:

Yarn over and insert the hook into the front loop of the first stitch of the decrease
Insert the hook into the front loop of the next stitch of the decrease.
Yarn over and draw through the first 2 loops on the hook.
Yarn over again and pull the yarn through all 3 loops on the hook

Notes

The pattern is written in US Standard Terms
Ch 2 at the beginning of the round does not count as a st.

Pattern Instructions

Band

Using CC1, ch 12

Row 1: sc in 2nd ch and each ch to end, turn (11).

Rows 2-72, (80, 88, 88, 96): ch 1, scblo in each st to end, turn.

Join the band to the beginning band with sl st to make a circle.Ch 11, (13, 13, 15, 17) using hook 9 mm.

Body

All Sizes

Round 1: With right side facing, sc evenly across the rows for a total of 72, (80, 88, 88, 96 sts, join.

Round 2: Using CC2, ch 2, hdc in each st to end, join

Round 3: ch 2, * hdcblo in first st, hdcflo in next st, rep from * to end, join

Round 4: Using CC3, ch 2, * hdcflo in first st, hdcblo in next st, rep from * to end, join.

Round 5: ch 2, * hdcblo in first st, hdcflo in next st, rep from * to end, join

Rounds 6 & 7: Using CC4, rep rounds 4 & 5.

Toddler

Crown

Round 8: Using CC1, ch 2, * (hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st) x 3, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (63).

Round 9: ch 2, * (hdcblo in next st, hdcflo in next st) x 2, hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (54).

Round 10: Using CC2, ch 2, * (hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st) x 2, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (45).

Round 11: ch 2, * hdcblo in next st, hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (36).

Round 12: Using CC3, ch 2, * hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (27).

Round 13: ch 2, * hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to * to end (18).

Round 14: * inv hdc2tog around to the end (9).

Child

Rounds 8 & 9: Using CC1, rep rounds 4 & 5.

Crown

Round 10: Using CC2, ch 2, * (hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st) x 3, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end, (70).

Round 11: ch 2, * (hdcblo in next st, hdcflo in next st) x 2, hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (60).

Round 12: Using CC3, ch 2, * (hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st) x 2, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (50).

Round 13: ch 2, * hdcblo in next st, hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (40).

Round 14: Using CC4, ch 2, * hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (30).

Round 15: ch 2, * hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to * to end (20).

Round 16: * inv hdc2tog around to end (10).

Small

Round 8 & 9: Using CC1, rep rounds 4 & 5.

Round 10 & 11: Using CC2, rep rounds 4 & 5.

Crown

Round 12: Using CC3, ch 2, * (hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st) x 3, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (77).

Round 13: ch 2, * (hdcblo in next st, hdcflo in next st) x 2, hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (66).

Round 14: Using CC4, ch 2, * (hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st) x 2, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (55).

Round 15: ch 2, * hdcblo in next st, hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (44).

Round 16: Using CC1, ch 2, * hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (33).

Round 17: ch 2, * hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to * to end (22)..

Round 18: * inv hdc2tog around to end (11).

Medium

Rounds 8 & 9: Using CC1, rep rounds 4 & 5.

Rounds 10 & 11: Using CC2, rep rounds 4 & 5.

Rounds 12 & 13: Using CC3, rep rounds 4 & 5.

Crown

Round 14: Using CC4, ch 2, * (hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st) x 3, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (77).

Round 15: ch 2, * (hdcblo in next st, hdcflo in next st) x 2, hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (66).

Round 16: Using CC1, ch 2, * (hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st) x 2, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (55).

Round 17: ch 2, * hdcblo in next st, hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (44).

Round 18: Using CC2, ch 2, * hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (33)

Round 19: ch 2, * hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to * to end (22).

Round 20: * inv hdc2tog around to end (11).

Large

Rounds 8 & 9: Using CC1, rep rounds 4 & 5.

Rounds 10 & 11: Using CC2, rep rounds 4 & 5.

Rounds 12 & 13: Using CC3, rep rounds 4 & 5.

Rounds 14 & 15: Using CC4, rep rounds 4 & 5.

Crown

Round 16: Using CC1, ch 2, * (hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st) x 3, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (84).

Round 17: ch 2, * (hdcblo in next st, hdcflo in next st) x 2, hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (72).

Round 18: Using CC2, ch 2, * (hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st) x 2, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (60).

Round 19: ch 2, * hdcblo in next st, hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (48). .

Round 20: Using CC3, ch 2, * hdcflo in next st, hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to end (36).

Round 21: ch 2, * hdcblo in next st, inv hdc2tog, rep from * to * to end (24).

Round 22: * inv hdc2tog around to end (12).

Finishing off

Fasten off leaving a log tail yarn of approximately 6”.

With a tapestry needle and using the long tail yarn, sew around the remaining stitches in a zigzag manner and pull to tighten. Sew it together and weave in ends.

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