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    Easy Crochet Hat

    by Nicky Blade

    You will need:


    • Worsted Weight Yarn in
    two colors (brim and hat)
    • 6mm J hook
    • 5mm H hook
    • Yarn needle
    • Scissors

    hdc = half double crochet


    sc = single crochet
    ch = chain
    blo = back loop only

    To change colors:

    For the last hdc stitch before


    changing colors (with your
    current color), yarn over,
    insert your hook through the
    back loop of the next stitch,
    yarn over, pull through. You
    will have three loops on your
    hook. Bring the current color
    to the front of your work.

    Yarn over with the new color


    and pull through all three
    loops.

    Brim color = purple


    Hat color = blue
    Easy Hat Patternn
    by Nicky Blade

    Begin: (With your 6 mm J hook) Chain 46+1 (47 total) with the brim color
    Row 1: (Switch to your 5 mm H hook and work in the back dash of the chain) 16 hdc,
    19 hdc, 7 sc, ch 1, turn (ignore the last 4 ch stitches from your beginning chain)
    Row 2: 7 sc blo, 19 hdc blo, 15 hdc blo, 1 hdc through both loops, ch 2, turn
    Row 3: 16 hdc blo, 22 hdc blo, 4 sc blo, (pick up the turning chain from row 1 by
    inserting your hook through it before inserting it through the dash of the next
    ch stitch from the beginning chain), 3 sc in the beginning chain, ch 1, turn
    (ignore the last ch stitch from your beginning chain)
    Row 4: 7 sc blo, 22 hdc blo, 15 hdc blo, 1 hdc through both loops, ch 2, turn
    Row 5: 16 hdc blo, 19 hdc blo, 7 sc blo, ch 1, turn (ignore the 3 remaining stitches from
    the previous row and the last ch stitch from the beginning chain)
    Row 6: 7 sc blo, 19 hdc blo, 15 hdc blo, 1 hdc through both loops, ch 2, turn
    Row 7: 16 hdc blo, 22 hdc blo, 4 sc blo, (pick up the turning chain from row 5 by
    inserting your hook through it before inserting it through the blo of the next
    stich) 3 sc blo, (pick up the turning chain from row 3 by inserting your hook
    through it before inserting it through the last ch stitch of the beginning chain) 1
    sc, ch 1, turn
    Row 8: 8 sc blo, 22 hdc blo, 15 hdc blo, 1 hdc through both loops, ch 2, turn
    Row 9: 16 hdc blo, 19 hdc blo, 7 sc blo, ch 1, turn (ignore the last 4 stitches from the
    previous row)
    Row 10: 7 sc blo, 19 hdc blo, 15 hdc blo, 1 hdc through both loops, ch 2, turn
    Row 11: 16 hdc blo, 22 hdc blo, 4 sc blo, (pick up the turning chain from row 9 by
    inserting your hook through it before inserting it through the blo of the next
    stitch), 3 sc blo, ch 1, turn (ignore the last stitch from row 8)
    Row 12: 7 sc blo, 22 hdc blo, 15 hdc blo, 1 hdc through both loops, ch 2, turn
    Row 13: 16 hdc blo, 19 hdc blo, 7 sc blo, ch 1, turn (ignore the 3 remaining stitches from
    the previous row and the last stitch from row 8)
    Row 14: 7 sc blo, 19 hdc blo, 15 hdc blo, 1 hdc through both loops, ch 2, turn
    Row 15: 16 hdc blo, 22 hdc blo, 4 sc blo, (pick up the turning chain from row 13 by
    inserting your hook through it before inserting it through the blo of the next
    stich) 3 sc blo, (pick up the turning chain from row 11 by inserting your hook
    through it before inserting it through the last stitch of row 8) 1 sc blo, ch 1, turn
    Row 16: 8 sc blo, 22 hdc blo, 15 hdc blo, 1 hdc through both loops, ch 2, turn

    Rows 17-24: Repeat rows 9-16


    Rows 25-32: Repeat rows 9-16
    Rows 33-40: Repeat rows 9-16
    Rows 41-48: Repeat rows 9-16 then chain one and finish off. (Cut both your hat color and
    brim color yarns leaving about an 18” long tail to sew the hat up with. It’s better to have too
    much length than too little)

    To sew up the hat, lay the hat on your work surface with the brim towards you. With the
    beginning chain on your right and the last row on your left, fold them together so the edges
    meet. Using the brim color tail, whip stitch through both loops of the beginning chain and
    the blo of your last row. Pull your whip stitches tight every 4 or 5 stitches. After you have
    the brim sewn together, switch to the hat color tail and continue sewing up the hat the same
    way… both stitches of the beginning chain and blo of the last crocheted row.

    To close the hole in the crown: Notice that your hat has 6 sections made up of 8 rows in
    each section. Sew from the hole outwards through the last turning chain of each section,
    then cinch the hole closed. Next, sew around the hole through the last sc stitch of each
    section and pull it tight. Weave in all of your ends and enjoy your new hat!

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