Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Beanie
So i think that when you get one style of beanie you like, thats basic, make every hat that style and then add any attatchments you need to make your hat the bestiest!!!:)
Sunday, July 8, 2012
NARWHAL HAT!!!:33
To start, attach a slip knot to your hook.
CH-5, SL ST into first CH to make a ring.
Round 1: CH-2, 6 HDC into the ring, DO NOT JOIN,
{note: if you find that 6 HDC is too tight, you can use 12 HDC, it won’t make a difference to the pattern, it will just make your hat flat at the top instead of pointy}
INSERT STITCH MARKER HERE,
Round- 2:work 2 HDC into first HDC, now 2 HDC in each stitch around until you reach the stitch marker, (12 HDC) move stitch marker up,
Round 3: *1 HDC into next stitch, 2 HDC into the next stitch* Repeat from * to * around until you reach your stitch marker. Ending with 2 HDC in same stitch (ALWAYS on an increase round). Move your stitch marker up.
Round 4: *1 HDC into next 2 stitches, 2 HDC into the next stitch* Repeat from * to * around until you reach your stitch marker. Ending with 2 HDC Move your stitch marker up.
Round 5: *1 HDC into next 3 stitches, 2 HDC into the next stitch* Repeat from * to * around until you reach your stitch marker. Ending with 2 HDC Move your stitch marker up
Round 6: *1 HDC into next 4 stitches, 2 HDC into the next stitch* Repeat from * to * around until you reach your stitch marker. Ending with 2 HDC Move your stitch marker up
Round 7: *1 HDC into next 5 stitches, 2 HDC into the next stitch* Repeat from * to * around until you reach your stitch marker. Ending with 2 HDC Move your stitch marker up
NOTE: You will continue to increase each row until you have the size desired for your hat. -DEPENDING ON HOW BIG YOU NEED YOUR HAT WILL DEPEND ON HOW MANY INCREASE ROWS YOU NEED. YOU WILL KEEP INCREASING UNTIL THE HAT CIRCUMFERENCE IS ½ INCH/2CM SMALLER THAN THE CIRCUMFERENCE OF THE HEAD YOU ARE MAKING IT FOR
If you are using worsted weight 4ply yarn you will need a different amount of rows. The following is for 8ply/DK yarn and a 4mm hook
Baby size would be around 8 rounds.
Example: *1 HDC into next 6 stitches, 2 HDC into the next stitch * Repeat from * to * around until you reach your stitch marker. Ending with 2 HDC
For a regular adult hat with a 4mm hook it is around 10 rounds.
Example: Round 10: *1 HDC into next 9 stitches, 2 HDC into the next stitch* Repeat from * to * around until you reach your stitch marker. Ending with 2 HDC
Once your hat is big enough to fit the crown of your head or for the person you are making it for, you will stop with the increase rounds.
For sizing hats: http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/size-chart.html#hat
TO FINISH YOUR HAT
-Move stitch marker up,
1 HDC in each stitch around. Continue to move your stitch marker up with each round until your hat is the desired length.
In last stitch, SC and then SL ST across the next 2 stitches for a nice finish. Fasten off and sew in tail on inside of hat to hide.
Make sure to sew in tail from beginning of round 1.
Horn:ch 12 and sl st to form a ring
RND 1: ch 1, 14 sc into ring. Sl St to join. (14 sts)
RND 2: Ch 1, sc into each st around. Sl St to join.
RND 3: Ch 1, sc into each st around. Sl St to join.
RND 4: Ch 1, sc2tog, sc in each st around. Sl St to join.
RNDS 5-10: Repeat Rnds 3-4 a total of 6 additional times, until only 6 sts remain
RND 11: Ch 1, sc2tog 3 times. Loosten the loop on the hook and sl st to ch1 st to join. This should pull the top shut. Fasten off.
Cut out eyes out of felt and sew or fabric glue onto hat! Now you have a beatimous narwhal!!:D
CH-5, SL ST into first CH to make a ring.
Round 1: CH-2, 6 HDC into the ring, DO NOT JOIN,
{note: if you find that 6 HDC is too tight, you can use 12 HDC, it won’t make a difference to the pattern, it will just make your hat flat at the top instead of pointy}
INSERT STITCH MARKER HERE,
Round- 2:work 2 HDC into first HDC, now 2 HDC in each stitch around until you reach the stitch marker, (12 HDC) move stitch marker up,
Round 3: *1 HDC into next stitch, 2 HDC into the next stitch* Repeat from * to * around until you reach your stitch marker. Ending with 2 HDC in same stitch (ALWAYS on an increase round). Move your stitch marker up.
Round 4: *1 HDC into next 2 stitches, 2 HDC into the next stitch* Repeat from * to * around until you reach your stitch marker. Ending with 2 HDC Move your stitch marker up.
Round 5: *1 HDC into next 3 stitches, 2 HDC into the next stitch* Repeat from * to * around until you reach your stitch marker. Ending with 2 HDC Move your stitch marker up
Round 6: *1 HDC into next 4 stitches, 2 HDC into the next stitch* Repeat from * to * around until you reach your stitch marker. Ending with 2 HDC Move your stitch marker up
Round 7: *1 HDC into next 5 stitches, 2 HDC into the next stitch* Repeat from * to * around until you reach your stitch marker. Ending with 2 HDC Move your stitch marker up
NOTE: You will continue to increase each row until you have the size desired for your hat. -DEPENDING ON HOW BIG YOU NEED YOUR HAT WILL DEPEND ON HOW MANY INCREASE ROWS YOU NEED. YOU WILL KEEP INCREASING UNTIL THE HAT CIRCUMFERENCE IS ½ INCH/2CM SMALLER THAN THE CIRCUMFERENCE OF THE HEAD YOU ARE MAKING IT FOR
If you are using worsted weight 4ply yarn you will need a different amount of rows. The following is for 8ply/DK yarn and a 4mm hook
Baby size would be around 8 rounds.
Example: *1 HDC into next 6 stitches, 2 HDC into the next stitch * Repeat from * to * around until you reach your stitch marker. Ending with 2 HDC
For a regular adult hat with a 4mm hook it is around 10 rounds.
Example: Round 10: *1 HDC into next 9 stitches, 2 HDC into the next stitch* Repeat from * to * around until you reach your stitch marker. Ending with 2 HDC
Once your hat is big enough to fit the crown of your head or for the person you are making it for, you will stop with the increase rounds.
For sizing hats: http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/size-chart.html#hat
TO FINISH YOUR HAT
-Move stitch marker up,
1 HDC in each stitch around. Continue to move your stitch marker up with each round until your hat is the desired length.
In last stitch, SC and then SL ST across the next 2 stitches for a nice finish. Fasten off and sew in tail on inside of hat to hide.
Make sure to sew in tail from beginning of round 1.
Horn:ch 12 and sl st to form a ring
RND 1: ch 1, 14 sc into ring. Sl St to join. (14 sts)
RND 2: Ch 1, sc into each st around. Sl St to join.
RND 3: Ch 1, sc into each st around. Sl St to join.
RND 4: Ch 1, sc2tog, sc in each st around. Sl St to join.
RNDS 5-10: Repeat Rnds 3-4 a total of 6 additional times, until only 6 sts remain
RND 11: Ch 1, sc2tog 3 times. Loosten the loop on the hook and sl st to ch1 st to join. This should pull the top shut. Fasten off.
Cut out eyes out of felt and sew or fabric glue onto hat! Now you have a beatimous narwhal!!:D
Deadpool Hat
Yarn Marker - This can be a scrap piece of yarn to mark the beginning of the round
CH 3 join with the beginning chain.
Round 1: Work 12 SC through the chain. Do not Join. Work the continual round. You may want to use a yarn marker.
Round 2: Work 2 single crochet in each stitch around (24 Single Crochet
Round 3: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch around (24 Single Crochet)
Round 4: *Work 1 SC in next stitch, work 2 SC in the next stitch, repeat from* (36 Single Crochet)
Round 5: 1 SC in each stitch around (36 Single Crochet)
Round 6: *1 Single Crochet in each of the next two stitches, Two single crochet in the next stitch. Repeat around the hat from *. ( 48 single crochet total)
Round 7: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch around (48 single crochet total)
Round 8: *1 Single Crochet in each of the next three stitches, Two single crochet in the next stitch. Repeat around the hat from *. (60 single crochet total)
Round 9: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch around (60 single crochet total)
Round 10: *1 Single Crochet in each of the next four stitches, Two single crochet in the next stitch. Repeat around the hat from *. (72 single crochet total)
Round 11-12: 1 SC in each stitch around. (72 single crochet total)
Round 13: *1 Single Crochet in each of the next five stitches, Two single crochet in the next stitch. Repeat around the hat from *. (84 single crochet total)
Round 14-30: 1 SC in each stitch around. (84 single crochet total)t of felt and fabric glur
Then cut out the deadpool symbol out and fabric glue or sew to hat.
This is an adult large, for a smaller hat, use less increase rounds. Happy Deadpooling:)
Batman hat
Crochet Pattern: Beanie
Round 1: ch 5, sl st in 5th ch from hook, 10 dc in loop, place marker
Round 2: 2 dc in each dc around
Round 3: (2 dc in next dc, dc in next dc) around
Round 4: (2 dc in next dc, dc in next 2 dc) around
Round 5: (2 dc in next dc, dc in next 3 dc) around
Round 6: (2 dc in next dc, dc in next 4 dc) around
Round 7 – 15: dc in each dc around
Round 16: sc around. Finish off
Cut out batman symbol out of felt and sew or use fabric glue to hat.
This pattern is for an adult large. Its big so to make it smaller, do less increase rounds
Round 1: ch 5, sl st in 5th ch from hook, 10 dc in loop, place marker
Round 2: 2 dc in each dc around
Round 3: (2 dc in next dc, dc in next dc) around
Round 4: (2 dc in next dc, dc in next 2 dc) around
Round 5: (2 dc in next dc, dc in next 3 dc) around
Round 6: (2 dc in next dc, dc in next 4 dc) around
Round 7 – 15: dc in each dc around
Round 16: sc around. Finish off
Cut out batman symbol out of felt and sew or use fabric glue to hat.
This pattern is for an adult large. Its big so to make it smaller, do less increase rounds
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Intro
Hello my fellow nerds an crochet geeks! I created this site because im always sooo sick of people posting pictures of their finished crochet creations and no pattern! I want free patterns!:) feel free to post patterns on here too! I would really appreciate that especially a pattern for a narwhal hat!:) and ANYTHING captain america!!
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