Name: Celebration Crochet Hat Pattern
Brand: Marly Bird
Price: 8.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$8.00

Get your hooks ready, folks! It's time to roll up those sleeves and get crocheting. We are thrilled to introduce our Celebration Crochet Hat Pattern — a unique winter accessory for the whole family.

This knit-lookalike hat pattern is made with a split single crochet ribbing pattern in the round. Super simple and stunning way to show off your crochet skills in the minimalist of ways!

Want even more pizazz? Why not zhuzh it up with a faux fur pom for extra style and flair? We know you'll love the way it looks in a beautiful speckled hand-dyed yarn — the multicolor is so dreamy!

Are you a knitter or possibly BICRAFTY? Then get ready because there is a knit version too! The Jubilee Knit Hat Pattern is designed with a similar 3x1 ribbing pattern that uses the lifted knit stitch to disperse the colors for a more varied look.

At Marly Bird, we believe style and comfort should never be compromised; that's why these hats are perfect even on the chilliest of days. Go ahead and show off your fashionable sense of style with our Celebration Crochet Hat Pattern — you won't regret it!

❣️THIS IS A DIGITAL PDF PATTERN, NOT A FINISHED PRODUCT❣️

Craft:Crochet

Difficulty: Advanced Beginner

Gauge:

16 sts by 17 rounds in stitch pattern = 4” [10 cm] by 4” [10 cm]; use any size hook to obtain the gauge.

✨ Be sure to do a gauge swatch! Wash and block the swatch as you would the finished piece.

Helpful Resources:

Stitch Diagram, Video Tutorials

Mood: Netflix & Chill, Social Butterfly

Needle Size: 5.0 mm

Project Categories: Accessories

Project Subcategories: Hats & Headwear

Technique: Bottom Up, One-Piece, Seamless, Worked In The Round, Ribbed

Time Required: A few hours, A few days

Yarn Suggestions:

Sock Obsession Yarns, Aran Weight (100% superwash merino, 181 yds / 166 m, 3.53 oz/ 100 g, CYCA #4 worsted) - 1 (1, 1, 1, 2) hanks. Sample color - Tiny River

Yarn Weight: Worsted, Aran

Celebration Crochet Hat Pattern

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