Hello, Fall! Crochet Hat Pattern

September 2, 2015 by Marie Segares

I’m Marie from Underground Crafter, and I’m looking forward to the arrival of the fall (or autumn, as many international readers would say). Fall is my favorite season for showing off my crochet projects!

I’m sharing a free crochet pattern for an easy, transitional weather hat! And, best of all, you can make it with just one-skein of yarn. The combination of an airy stitch pattern with a cotton blend yarn makes this hat perfect for a cool summer night or an autumn day.

Hello, Fall! Crochet Hat Pattern

Crochet Pattern by Underground Crafter

Finished Size

Adult: 19.5” (49.5 cm) circumference.

Materials

Cascade Yarns Avalon (50% cotton/50% acrylic, 3 oz/100 g, 175 yd/160 m) – 1 skein in 06 Tannin, or approximately 175 yd (160 m) in any cotton blend medium weight yarn.
US Size I-9/5.5 mm crochet hook, or any size needed to obtain gauge.
Locking stitch marker.
Yarn needle.

Gauge

15 sts x 12 rows in pattern = 4” (10 cm). For best fit, always check your gauge.

Abbreviations Used in This Pattern

ch – chain
cl – cluster – (Yo, insert hook in st, yo and draw up a loop, yo and draw through 2 loops) twice in same st or sp, yo and draw through all 3 loops on hook.
ea – each
pm – place st marker
rep – repeat
Rnd(s) – Round(s)
RS – right (front) side
sc – single crochet
sc2tog – single crochet 2 sts together – (Insert hook in next st, yo and draw up a loop) twice, yo and draw through all 3 loops on hook.
sk – skip
sl st – slip stitch
sp – space
st(s) – stitch(es)
t-ch – turning chain
WS – wrong (back) side
yo – yarn over
* Rep instructions after asterisk as indicated.

Pattern Notes

Hat pattern stitch is worked flat in rows and joined.
Slouchy crown of hat is crocheted in the round.

Pattern Instructions

Hat

Starting at brim and leaving a long yarn tail (approximately 18”/46 cm) for seaming, ch 74.
Row 1: Turn, sk 1 ch, *(sc, ch 3, cl, ch) in next ch, sk 3; rep from * across to last ch, sc. (73 sts)
Row 2: Turn, ch 4, cl in same st, ch 1, *(sc, ch 3, cl, ch 1) in ch-3 sp; rep from * across to last ch-3 sp, (sc, ch 2, cl, ch 1) in last ch-3 sp, dc in last st.
Row 3: Turn, ch 1, sc in first st, (ch 3, cl, ch 1) in ch-2 sp, *(sc, ch 3, cl, ch 1) in ch-3 sp; rep from * across, sc to top of t-ch.
Row 4: Rep Row 2.
Rep Rows 3 & 4 until piece measures approximately 5.5” (14 cm) wide. Do not fasten off.

Seam hat base

Pm in loop of last st (to hold st) and remove hook.
Working on the WS and using long yarn tail from foundation chain, seam short edges together by working sl sts through both layers.
Turn RS out and return hook to loop with marker.

Shape crown

Begin working in Rnds.
Rnd 1: Sc in ea sc, cl, ch-1 sp, and ch-3 sp around. Pm to mark last st. Move up marker ea Rnd.
Rnd 2: *Sc2tog, sc in next 7 sts; rep from * around to last st, sc. (65 sts)
Rnd 3: *Sc in next st, ch 1, sk 1; rep from * around to last st, sc.
Rnd 4: *Sc2tog in next sc and ch-1 sp, sc in next 6 sts; rep from * around to last st, sc. (57 sts)
Rnd 5: Rep Rnd 3.
Rnd 6: *Sc2tog in next sc and ch-1 sp, sc in next 5 sts; rep from * around to last st, sc. (49 sts)
Rnd 7: Rep Rnd 3.
Rnd 8: *Sc2tog in next sc and ch-1 sp, sc in next 4 sts; rep from * around to last st, sc. (41 sts)
Rnd 9: Rep Rnd 3.
Rnd 10: *Sc2tog in next sc and ch-1 sp, sc in next 3 sts; rep from * around to last st, sc. (33 sts)
Rnd 11: Rep Rnd 3.
Rnd 12: *Sc2tog in next sc and ch-1 sp, sc in next 2 sts; rep from * around to last st, sc. (25 sts)
Rnd 13: Rep Rnd 3.
Rnd 14: *Sc2tog in next sc and ch-1 sp, sc in next st; rep from * around to last st, sc. (17 sts)
Rnd 15: Rep Rnd 3.
Rnd 16: *Sc2tog in next sc and ch-1 sp; rep from * around to last st, sc. (9 sts)
Rnd 17: Rep Rnd 3.
Rnd 18: Rep Rnd 16. (5 sts) Fasten off with long yarn tail (approximately 12”/30.5 cm) for seaming.

Finishing

With yarn needle and long yarn tail, seam crown closed. Weave in ends on WS of hat. Spray block if necessary.

If you’re looking for more fall-themed projects, you may like Seventh Inning Stretch. This free crochet pattern for a fun mini flag is a great way to show support for your favorite baseball team during the lead up to the World Series (also known as the Fall Classic).

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In Case You Missed It: “11 Christmas Gift Ideas: Handmade Scarves, Hats and More”

July 14, 2013 by AllFreeChristmasCrafts

I am a huge fan of festive attire at any time of year. During the summer, I create wearable crafts with more color than in fall or winter. Around Halloween, I bust out the orange and black and go a little heavier on the eye makeup. At Easter, it’s pastels at all times, and pretty dresses.

The same trend holds true, of course, around Christmastime. Bring on the ugly sweaters, the handmade hats, the holiday earrings. You better believe I’ll find an excuse to wear my knee-high green and red striped socks, and I’ll roll up my skinny jeans to show them off, proudly. To me, nothing says “I’m getting in the holiday spirit” like dressing up in wearable crafts.

You can make great wearable crafts for the holidays when you download the 11 Christmas Gift Ideas: Handmade Scarves, Hats and More eBook! Christmas wearable crafts are perfect gifts for anyone on your Christmas list. Even if your friend, cousin, or child doesn’t love to wear handmade hats or homemade scarves, there’s always the argument of practicality. If it’s cold, you’ll need a hat. Why not make it an elf hat? If it’s brisk, you’ll need a scarf. Why not make it a Fleece Scarf with Pom Poms?

It may be more than six months until Christmas, but making great handmade Christmas gifts takes time . . . especially if you’re going to try making all eleven wearable crafts in this great AllFreeChristmasCrafts eBook!

What you’ll find in this eBook:

Loom Knitted Santa Hats: Talk about getting in the Christmas spirit. Nothing says “Merry Christmas!” like these great Loom Knitted Santa Hats. They’re festive, sure, but they’re also practical: if you live in a seasonal climate, you need to keep that head warm. Put those knitting skills to the test when you knit this great handmade Christmas gift found in the 11 Christmas Gift Ideas: Handmade Scarves, Hats and More eBook.

Santa Scarf: Now this homemade scarf is just so precious, I had to share. The scarf project has you make Santa’s face and beard on one end, and the entire length of the scarf is his hat! The scarf tapers to a point, then you attach a puff ball for the pom-pom, and you have the finished product. Best of all, you don’t need to sew to make this adorable scarf because this blogger gives directions for a no-sew version as well. Find this incredibly endearing scarf in the 11 Christmas Gift Ideas: Handmade Scarves, Hats and More eBook.

Download a copy of 11 Christmas Gift Ideas: Handmade Scarves, Hats and More; like all of our great eBooks, it’s free!

If you like this eBook, you might also enjoy:

6 Adorable Homemade Christmas Crafts for Summer

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What is your favorite wearable Christmas craft that you’ve made?

How to Make Winter Hats: Adorable Fleece Hats for Kids

January 20, 2013 by AllFreeSewing

Instead of throwing a simple cap on their heads before sending them out into the cold, whip up one of these super-cute fleece hats for the kids! They’re much more fun than the standard winter cap. Our designer friend, Angel Hickman Peterson demonstrates how easy it is to make fleece hats. Follow these tutorials and create warm and cozy caps for the winter.

How to Make an Owl Fleece Hat Sewing Pattern

Use the Owl Fleece Hat Sewing Pattern to create an adorable (and warm!) hat the kids will love. This fleece hat sewing pattern is simple to make and will allow the kids to wear something more fun than the standard beanie this winter. Create an adorable hat they’ll wear all season with the Owl Fleece Hat Sewing Pattern.

How to Make a Frog Hat for Kids

The kids are sure to love this adorable idea. If you’re looking for free sewing hat patterns, opt for the unique and fun, Frog Hat. Whether they wear it just for Halloween or anytime throughout the year, this super-cute sewn hat will always put a smile on their face. DIY hats make for great gifts too.

How to Make a Puppy Fleece Hat

If you have a child who loves puppies, this is an adorable sewn project for them. Not to mention, every child needs a warm fleece cap in the winter. Follow these simple instructions and create the Puppy Fleece Hat Sewing Pattern. It takes the ordinary fleece cap and adds cute puppy ears to it. It’s just an easy embellishment the kids are sure to enjoy.

How do you stay warm and stylish in the winter?

Geek Crafts Roundup: Cozy Yarn Crafts

November 28, 2012 by FaveCrafts

I’m Haley Pierson-Cox from The Zen of Making, and this is your bi-weekly dose of geeky goodness.

If you’re going to venture out into the cold this winter, why not do it in style? Here are six cozy fiber projects that are sure to warm any geek’s heart—and, you know, various other parts of the body!

1. Bigger on The Inside Doctor Who Scarf from Knitty

2. Harry Potter Scarf! from Live. Love. Laugh.

3. Skull Stockings from Vintage Stitch-O-Rama Free Pattern Emporium

4. Dr. Montville’s Double Helix Seaman Scarf from TwoSheep.com

5. Das Monster Leggings from Hrönn Jónsdóttir on Ravelry

6. R2-D2 Hat from SO MUCH YARN, SO LITTLE TIME!

Want more? Grab your crochet hook and check out my list of 8 Awesomely Geek-tastic Crochet Projects right here on FaveCrafts!

Give the Gift of Holiday Wearables with New eBook from AllFreeChristmasCrafts

April 2, 2012 by AllFreeChristmasCrafts

What is the best gift you’ve ever received during the holiday season? So often, meaningful gifts aren’t the biggest or the most decadent. In fact, it’s the small, homemade projects that often show hold the most value.

The Christmas season is the most wonderful time of the year, but it is often the coldest! This year, make a scarves, hats and other wearables that will help you get through the chilly winter months. You’ll also find projects for Christmas shirts and Christmas jewelry. From paper to felt, the materials used in the projects featured in 11 Christmas Gift Ideas: Handmade Scarves, Hats and More are easy to find and versatile. Whether you’re crafting with kids or spending an afternoon alone, you’ll find fantastic wearables to make for friends and family members.

Here are a few of the projects you’ll find in this eBook:

Easy Peasy Elf Hat

This project is perfect for kids (and kids at heart). Sew your own hat using old leggings and scraps of felt. Add buttons and a pom pom to make your hat even more fun. Santa’s little helpers are often the unsung heroes of the Christmas season, so why not celebrate them? This project can be made in an afternoon and worm all season long. Plus, the upcycled leggings cut down on costs!

Santa Scarf

Fleece, felt, fur – oh my! This cute craft screams Christmas cheer! Sew the scarf first and then add featured to Santa’s face with glue. Don’t forget the pom pom topper! Kids will absolutely adore this homemade scarf and will want to wear it all winter long.

Furry Ornament Necklace

Everyone know that person. The one who starts decorating in September, plays Christmas music all year long and rocks holiday sweaters with pride. This project is perfect for that person in your life. Use furry yarn and mini plastic ornaments to create this one-of-a-kind necklace. This accessory is perfect for a holiday party.

These are just three of the crafts you’ll find in 11 Christmas Gift Ideas: Handmade Scarves, Hats and More eBook. Download a copy today, it’s free!

Just Released – Free Men’s Beanie Hat: Free Crochet Pattern

October 11, 2011 by TheCrochetCrowd

A new pattern released by Michael Sellick.

Winter is now coming and I am in full winter mode for making crochet goodies to match Daniel and I’s winter wardrobe.

I created this pattern using Bernat’s Mosaic Yarn Line. The colouring in the picture is called “Into the Woods”. I used two balls of yarn at one time to give extra thickness for those cold winter days.

I used a size H hook or 5.5 MM. This was done in less than 2 hours. It fits Daniel like a charm. There was a bit of research & development involved to ensure the sizing would properly fit a grown man.

This Men’s Beanie Hat is a completely free pattern by Mikey; follow along with this pattern right now.

For more free hat patterns, be sure to check out AllFreeCrochet’s Hat Library.

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