Thursday, November 17, 2011

Easy Peasy Woman’s Winter Hat {Pattern}


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This hat is really easy! I am happy to share the pattern with you guys. It’s a perfect time of year to start making some warmer hats. I also think it’s great to have a pattern for the ladies since the internet seems to be taken over by children’s hat patterns.
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Materials:
Bulky #5 yarn in any fiber you choose. (I used Loops & Threads Charisma from Michael’s and LOVED it)
6.5 - 7 mm crochet hook, or size needed to obtain correct gauge.
Yarn or Tapestry Needle
Abbreviations:
sl: Slip Stitch
sc: Single Crochet
dc: Double Crochet
ch: Chain
st: Stitch
sts: Stitches
Gauge: 9 sts x 6.5 rows = 10 x 10 cm

Note: At the beginning of each round, you will chain 3. This counts as your first double crochet. At the end of each round, slip stitch in chain 3 to join
Hat:
To begin, Ch 5 and join into a ring with a sl st in first ch. You can also do a magic ring here, which I did.

Round 1: 12 dc in ring.
Round 2: Ch3, 1dc in same stitch as ch3 from previous row, 2 dc in each  st around. Sl to join (24 dc.)
Round 3: Ch3, 2dc in next st, *1 dc in next st, 2 dc in the next st*, repeat *-*. Sl to join (36 dc.)
Round 4: Ch3, 1 dc in next st, 2dc in next. *1 dc in each of the next 2 sts, 2 dc in next st*, repeat *-*. Sl to join (48 dc.)
*After round 4, the piece measures approx. 14 cm in diameter. This is a great place to make sure you’re on track for sizing
Rows 5-11 dc in each st around, sl to join. (48 dc.)
At this point you may want to try it on to see if you are ok with the height. If you want it longer just add another round.
Row 12: Ch1, sc in each st around. Sl in chain1 space to join. (48 sc.)
Fasten off and weave in ends. If you want a invisible, clean and nice looking way to finish off, click here! I started doing this and it makes a huge difference.
When you’re done with the hat you can leave it like it is or add your favorite flower
I love my hat. I get excited to leave the house just so I can wear it!


*** Update*** 
This pattern can now be downloaded as a PDF file! You can download it here on Ravelry

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This hat can also be made for a man. I made one with Green Bay Packers colors for my hubby and it looks really nice! You can try to use the same pattern if the man you’re making it for has a smaller head. I added one more row of increasing so that it would work for my husband.
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I hope you all like the pattern! Feel free to ask if you have any questions.
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66 comments:

  1. Very nice. Once I can start crocheting again, I'll have to try it out. Thanks for sharing.

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  2. Thanks for posting the pattern! I will be trying it out tomorrow!

    PS as a WI gal, I have to say good job on the Packers version. :-)

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  3. Love the hats and you look adorable in the picture, but the Green Bay hat is huge. I am a Packer fan by marriage, Go Pack!
    Meredith

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  4. Great pic of you and thanks for the pattern!!! Such a cute hat!

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  5. Nope, that is not Green Bay Packers, that is the SPringbok colours which I will be making for next year's rugby season!
    :-)
    Thanks for a nice pattern.

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  6. so cute!! i just found your site, and i'm so excited i did. i just learned to crochet this week, and it seems "easy" so i may try it when i gain my confidence in my skills.

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  7. Hello. I am your newest follower. I found you through a link on Our Seven Dwarfs?! I am excited to see what you have in store. I love the free pattern, btw. Yes, the internet is full of children's hat patterns, but none for us ladies! :)
    I hope you'll check me out at
    www.sewsewenchanting.blogspot.com
    Sarah

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  8. I love your pattern and will most definitely make some! We're just heading into summer here but I can stock up for next year already! Thank you so much for sharing it. Have a fab week hon.

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  9. Hello!

    Thank you for posting the pattern! I'm sure for seasoned crochetters they probably don't need a pattern for a hat, but for a new kid like me, it's awesome!!!!
    Quick question though... I want to use the pattern and make the greenbay packers hat as you made for a friend of mine, but not sure how big his head is.... What sized head would it fit? I know his head is smaller than my boyfriends and was planning on basing it off that. Also, using different colors is a new challenge for me. Did you just start with all 3 colors and not use until you needed it? Or did you stop and start a new color as needed?
    Sorry if these are silly questions!! Thank you again!!!

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  10. Hello!

    Thank you for posting the pattern! I'm sure for seasoned crochetters they probably don't need a pattern for a hat, but for a new kid like me, it's awesome!!!!
    Quick question though... I want to use the pattern and make the greenbay packers hat as you made for a friend of mine, but not sure how big his head is.... What sized head would it fit? I know his head is smaller than my boyfriends and was planning on basing it off that. Also, using different colors is a new challenge for me. Did you just start with all 3 colors and not use until you needed it? Or did you stop and start a new color as needed?
    Sorry if these are silly questions!! Thank you again!!!

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  11. Thank you so much for sharing this pattern! I have been wanting to make a hat for myself and this is perfect! Hugs, Hanneke

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  12. LOVE the hat pattern! so fun! You've been featured on my blog today!! :)

    http://sarahndipities.blogspot.com/2011/11/make-something-monday-link-party-38.html

    ~ Sarah

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  13. Hi,
    Came across your Easy Peasy Woman's
    Winter Hat pattern via the Sarahndipities blog. I'm making hats for Christmas for one the local women shelter. Your pattern is quick and easy(I've made 5 already)and I'll easily reach the 20 hats I committed to in no time!!
    Thank you so much for sharing your pattern.Briefly checked out your blog and I know that I will be a frequent viewer.

    Wishing you and yours a wonderful holiday season.

    Peace&Blessings

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  14. new link to finishing off.... the other one doesn't work anymore.

    http://playinhookydesigns.blogspot.com/p/tips-tricks.html

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  15. What a great patterm. Can't wait to try it. Thanks for sharing!

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  16. I love your hat! So cute! I'm confused by Round 2....I don't understand the "1 dc in same stitch as ch3 from previous row". There was not a ch3 in the previous row. What am I missing here?

    Thanks so much!
    wendydancer at gmail dot com

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  17. Just made one of these today! My first crochet project. It came out pretty well!

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  18. I just made one of these for my aunt and then immediately turned around and made one for myself! Thanks a million for this great tute!

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  19. Love it. I am pretty good at crocheting, but not hip to the lingo. HA! A video would be great, I really want to make it.

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  20. I just am in love with this pattern. I am making one of my friend and I tried to do one more row of increasing and it just seems like its way to big. any suggestions?
    Thank you!

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  21. I have made several beanies using this pattern. Thank you so much! Your pattern is the very first one I successfully "read" and completed. :)

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  22. Would you be willing to post the flower pattern???

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  23. Thanks for this pattern. I made it up last night and love it. I have added it to my blog and posted a link to your pattern.
    http://megsjshep.wordpress.com/2012/07/03/ladies-beanie/
    Thanks again.

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  24. hi
    This is my first time commenting on anythng :).i started crocheting last year and am still in love with it.i love this pattern, its very easy & simple to understand.But i have a doubt, if i want to make a hat for 3-6 month old baby what all changes i have to make to this pattern?Looking forward to your early reply

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  25. Thank you so very much for this pattern! I am going to Michael's today to get some bulky yarn, then I'll come home and whip up one for me, and some for charity, as well. Thank you!!!

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  26. I stumbled across your blog a few days ago and love all of your patterns and postings. Do you know if the flower pattern is for sale on Etsy or somewhere else? I would be happy to purchase it for some of my Christmas gifts this year.

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  27. I'm doing something wrong, can someone help me please? I've completed rounds 1 and 2. I chain three to go into round 3, but I have this gaping whole. I got to round 5 but took everything out (going back to round 2) to see what I did wrong. Have I done something wrong or should there be a whole?

    Any help would be greatly appreciated as this would be an awesome birthday gift for my friend.

    Blessing!
    Rochelle

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  28. My daughter pinned your hat and wants me to crochet one for her. Thanks for sharing your pattern. :)

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  29. I wish this were in a toddler size! any suggestions on how to scale it down?

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  30. What a cute hat. I've been looking for a pattern to use up left over yarn and I think this will be perfect. I like adding the flower. I'm making chemo caps for a local support group and this will be a nice addition. Thanks so much for sharing

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  31. Thank you so much for this pattern. I only learnt to crochet last weekend, and today I was able to make this hat.

    Many thanks indeed. x

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  32. Cute hat, you said the flower is not your pattern but would you be willing to share where I can find the pattern to purchase? Thanks!

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  33. Great pattern! I just linked to this tutorial on my blog. Hope you don't mind!

    Niki
    nikis-notebook.blogspot.com

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  34. Greetings from Maine!

    I was just visiting Niki's blog and saw your hat pattern link...I'm so glad that I stopped by for a visit!
    This looks like a great evening project...I've been looking for a simple hat for ladies...just perfect!

    Thanks for sharing!
    Sweet blessings,
    Laura

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  35. Hello! I came across this pattern just love it! I am the editor of AllFreeCrochet.com and would love to feature your tutorial on my site with full credit to you. I know my readers would love it as well, and in return would generate some nice traffic to your site. If you agree and would like us to feature your project, our readers will simply click the link to your blog to get your full tutorial. It's really that simple. Please let me know if this would be ok. I look forward to hearing from you!
    Jenny
    Jbenoit@primecp.com

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  36. Such a cute hat! I hope mine turns out as well as yours. Thank you for the free pattern.

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  37. Thanks for such a great and simple hat pattern. First one completed in an evening and there will be many more to come, I'm sure.
    Thanks again.

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  38. This is a great article. I love beanie hats but there are so many other Womens hats that look really nice. Obviously there are many different styles. There are also different styles for different seasons. For example, the beanie hats displayed in this article are usually meant to be worn in the winter. But fashion has come so far that, people every wearing them during the summer. Like I said before, there are many different types of hats women can wearing with outfits. For example, a beret, boonie hat, bucket hat, capuchon, cloche hat, fedora, floppy and cowboy hat. Those are just a few from a long list of hats available to buy these days. All you need to do is just be creative with these hats and find a way to incorporate them with different outfits.

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  39. This is a great pattern for a quick hat. Thanks so much for sharing this on your blog... also enjoyed reading your articles

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  40. great instruction and good pattern of hates .I like it. thank you so much.


    crochet hats for women

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  41. Thank you for the tutorial. I can attest, this hat is perfect. Every time my daughter wears it, she gets a ton of compliments...sharing her hat and giving you a shout out tomorrow on my own blog.

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  42. this pattern is just what i was looking for. thank you!

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  43. Excellent view to the Easy Peasy Woman’s Winter Hat {Pattern}, I have learnt something similar , thanks arctic-store.com.
    Winter Hats For Women

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  44. So very easy to make . Took me 35 minutes !! Thanks so much !!!

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  45. FYI :: Your email address is typed wrong . Crochetingthedayaway@yahoo.com is correct

    You have some letters scrabbled wrong

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  46. Thank you very much for the hat pattern, I love it and it was very fast and easy to make, I have made 2 so far, and I am going to make more and donate them as chemo hats for the cancer patients.

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  47. I also think it's great to have a pattern for the ladies since the internet seems to be ... ladiesfloppyhats.blogspot.com

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  48. It's a perfect time of year to start making some warmer hats. ... mensfloppybuckethats.blogspot.com

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  49. I just made one in about 45 mins time. It fits perfectly! I plan on making more to donate to the local shelter for those who might be stuck out in the cold this season. Thank you for posting this pattern!

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  50. Can you send me pattern for the Green Bay packer hat? I need there patern as I'm not sure how you added the white and yellow. I wanna be sure I use the correct yarn and stitches. Stevipro@gmail.com. Thanks!

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  51. I do not know how, but after the 1st 4 rows I am double the cm's. I have read and re read the instructions and I'm following it. I'm using bulky 5, and a 6mm hook. HELP! I feel like I can't crochet a hat, they always come out big.

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  52. LOVE this hat! Thanks for posting the pattern! I made one for my grandmother who is going through chemo and now my neice wants one just like it :D Do you by chance have the same pattern for toddler/preschool (20" circumference) size? Thanks!

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  54. Thanks for putting the tutorial in PDF. It's very helpful. All hats looks good. haberdashery

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  55. Great guide to crocheting beanie! Takes a lot of start-up work but once you get the technique what could be more satisfying?
    There's a good collection of beanies at Women's Beanie Hats at picVpic"> if you are too lazy to work!

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  56. I can’t crochet. I’ve tried to get my mom to do it, it’s too much for her in her old age. I tried also a local gal but she never got back to me. Anyone here willing to make me one for $XX agreed to amount?

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Thanks for your comment! Happy crocheting :)