Spiral Shell Rasta Hat. This spiral shell rasta hat is my first design with Paton's Canadiana, The New Generation.
I really love this yarn because it is so soft and is very easy to work with. The yarn is a little thinner than the old version of Paton's Canadiana. I used an off-set shell stitch in order to create the spiral effect of the pattern. The crochet pattern is pretty straightforward and should be easy enough for a beginner to follow. This hat is a bit smaller than my other two rasta hat patterns, and is not meant to cover a large amount of hair. The pattern starts to get floppy at rnd 4 but it begins to even out at rnd 9 into a nice ruffled look. Thank you to all those who let me know about the printing problems. And you can still right click and select print. Crochet Rasta Hat. Perfect for wearing as a regular hat or as a covering for dreads or long hair.
Rasta Hat Material: 100g Patons Canadiana YarnHook size: K/6.50mmGauge: Approximately 5″ across first 5 rowsFinished sizes: Small and large. (Rnd 12 has special instructions for large size.) The measurements for the small are 18″ in circumference around the head, and 12″ across the back when laying flat. It stretches to fit 20″ head. The measurements for the large are 21 inches in circumference around the head, and 13″ across the back of it when laying flat. Ch 5, join with sl st to form ring. Crochet visor. Crochet Visor Material: Red Heart Comfort, or any worsted weight yarn.Hook Size: I/9-5.50MMFinished sizes: Measure 19″ (20″, 21″) in circumference.
Directions are for small, changes for medium and large are in parenthesis. Here is a tutorial on how to attach the peak to the band. Band: Ch 52, (56, 60), join with sl st to first ch being careful not to twist the chs. Floppy Sun Hat. Brimmed crochet hat for the summer.
Floppy Sunhat – Front View Floppy Sunhat -Top & Side View Material: Size 3 Crochet ThreadHook size: 3.5 MM (Plastic Hook)Gauge: 2 1/4 inches across first 2 rnds.Finished size: 6 1/2 inches deep (not counting the brim of hat). 28 inches in circumference. Special Stitch Instructions: Beg cl: Ch 4, *yo twice, insert hook in same loop, yo and pull up a loop, yo and pull through 2 loops on hook twice. 5-tr-cl: Yo twice, insert hook in loop indicated, yo and pull up a loop, yo and pull through 2 loops on hook twice. Seed Stitch Brim Hat.
Here is a free crochet pattern for a seed stitch brim hat.
The seed stitches help to create a nice tight fabric for a super warm hat. The pattern stitches are easy, except for the front post double crochet (fpdc), which might be a challenge for a beginner. The only other difficult stitch is the foundation single crochet (fsc), which is used to make the string. Ribbed Hat. This is my version of a ribbed hat.
The crochet pattern is easy, provided you know how to make the front post double/triple crochet stitches. I wanted to make this pattern in more than one size, however, I couldn't figure out an easy way to do it without changing the design. (My mind fails me like that sometimes.) Anyhow, I ended up using two different types of yarn in order to create two different gauges. And it worked perfectly for getting two different sizes. For the smaller size, I used Patons Canadiana - The New Generation.
Matching Hat and Scarf. Matching Hat and Scarf - Free Crochet Patterns Thank you to all those who let me know about the printing problems.
Melody Cowl. Double Twisted Cowl. Popcorn Shell Cowl/Ear Warmer. Ruffled Cowl. Ruffled Cowl Material: Red Heart Soft Touch, 2 colors – 2 5oz. balls of each color.
If making the cowl in one solid color you only need 3 5oz. balls.Hook Size: H/8-5.00MMFinished Width: Approximately 31″ Special Stitch Instructions: Beg Shell: (Ch 3, 2 dc, ch 2, 3 dc) in the sp indicated. Shell: (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc)in the sp indicated. Ch 92, join with sl st in first ch to form circle being careful not to twist the chains. Rnd 1: Ch 1, sc into each ch around; join with sl st. (92 sts) Rnd 2: Ch 1, sc in first 2 sts, ch 2, *sc in next 2 sts, ch 2; repeat from * around; join with sl st. (46 ch-2 sps Rnd 3: Sl st into ch-2 sp, work beg shell, work shell in each ch-2 sp around; join with sl st. (46 shells) Broomstick Lace Cowl. Broomstick Lace Cowl Here is a free crochet pattern for a broomstick lace cowl.
It is very easy to make once the basics of crocheting and broomstick lace have been mastered. The only stitches required are the chains (chs), slip stitch (sl st), single crochet (sc), double crochet 2 together (dc2tog) and the broomstick lace st. Broomstick lace is worked by pulling up loops onto a knitting needle from left to right. Comfort Ear Warmer. Comfort Ear Warmer I called this the comfort ear warmer because I used Red Heart Comfort Yarn.
However, due to the nature of the pattern, you can use just about any type of yarn that you have on hand. Also, you can easily make the ear warmer any size that you want. It is a very simple pattern, but it has some nice vertical textured lines to add a bit of character to the design. The lines are created simply by alternating the stitches between the back and front loops. It works up easy and is sure to keep your ears warm in the winter. Crown Ear Warmer. Crown Ear Warmer - Free Crochet Pattern Thank you to all those who let me know about the printing problems. I think the "Print Friendly" code is working again. Not sure what the problem was but it should be working now. Diamond Ear Warmer. Diamond Ear Warmer - Free Crochet Pattern Thank you to all those who let me know about the printing problems. I think the "Print Friendly" code is working again. Not sure what the problem was but it should be working now.
Vertical Ribbed Ear Warmer. Picot Earwarmer. Picot Earwarmer.