Lilo & Stitch Disney Pom Beanie Hat-Face Cap, Multi-Coloured, One Size

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Repeat your stitch pattern until your piece reaches the desired circumference of your hat (which should be a couple of inches shorter than the head it’s designed to fit). Also make sure that you have an even amount left on both sides. But if you seam at the bumps at each edge, your seam should automatically line up fine. In the ‘any yarn’ spirit, following my any yarn will do sweater and cardigan crochet patterns, I’ve written this ribbed crochet beanie hat pattern for multiple yarn weights too!

You can easily increase or decrease the length of the hat by increasing or decreasing the length of the starting chain (respectively). I like my slouchy hats quite long and the pattern is designed so that the brim can be turned or rolled up for a fitted look or worn as a slouchy beanie. If you have the bug for creating garments, why not join my dedicated facebook group “My Crochet Wardrobe” and share them there? This hat is one for the more intermediate crocheters as it the crown increases require a bit of concentration to ensure you maintain that lovely waffle texture. IT also has an incredible alpaca fur pom pom to add that colour pop too. The crochet hat is worked flat in a big rectangle that you then seam along the side and gather at the top to form the hat shape and get that all important slouch. How long should a crochet slouchy hat be? If you crochet your beanie in continuous rounds then you won’t have a seam but you will need to find a way to avoid any kind of stagger when you finish the last round. This can be simple with a short stitch like a single crochet ( learn how to make an invisible join here), but with taller stitches it will need some more thought.Basic side-to-side crochet beanies can be super simple to crochet for easy beginner crochet projects. Because of the amount of stretch in this fabric, the finished hat contains quite a lot of negative ease – that is it will be a few inches smaller than the head it is designed to fit.

If you’ve found this useful, don’t forget to share it with your crochet friends or on social media (every like and share helps me a lot!). The amount of ‘lean’ on this seam is partly dependent on the stitch choice. The lean is caused by the natural slant in crochet stitches, so the less slanty your stitch the less lean. Turning means that the lean one way is counteracted by crocheting the other way. So with the assumption you know about crochet circles, let’s dig into some examples of crown shaping.So a good general rule of thumb is to make a slouchy hat about 2.5cm or 1 inch longer than a regular hat that sits at the base of your ear. Maybe just measure your head and see what you think! How do you wear a slouch hat? Deerstalker– a typically tweed panelled cap with ear flaps, traditionally worn for hunting. The brim and flaps over the ears can be folded up and tied together over the crown. The five sizes, size to fit and the finished hat circumferences are as follows. You’ll see that there is a lot of negative ease (meaning it’s smaller than the head it will go on) but that’s because the stitch pattern is so stretchy. If you find you’d like it a bit bigger then you can just work a few more rows to suit. Size I see a lot of people making gauge swatches inaccurately, so it’s worth understanding the process to improve the chances that your finished hat is actually going to fit!

In the case of a beanie hat, it’s main purpose is us usually to keep the head, and ears warm, and make you look good whilst you’re at it. Round 1-6. Work using the star stitch in the round. (30, 33, 37, and 41 stars for Toddler, Child, Adult Small, and Adult Medium, respectively) You can find a free 4ply / fingering weight version of the hat pattern (in the adult size) on the dora does blog. This also includes a supporting video tutorial. I know slip stitching isn’t everyone’s favourite and because of its unusual construction I created a video to demonstrate some of the less familiar techniques. The second area that some may be a little intimidated by, is the sewing required to create the crown seams at the end.

Because the fabric created here is so stretchy, this pattern can be quite forgiving when it comes to gauge but if it’s too big, it’s hard to make it smaller so keep your eyes peeled. Row 1 (RS): Ch8, 1hdc in second ch from hook and each of next 6 ch, ss in each of next 3 sts on last round of hat, turn. 7 hdc, 3 ss

Finishing – Cut a long tail. Weave it through your last round of stitches and cinch closed. Attach a tag or pom if desired. If you go the other way and crochet more increases than needed for a flat circle then your fabric is going to ruffle and you’ll end up with something pretty unconventional! Another good question that I really had no idea about until I finally decided to design and wear one! It seems that there are many opinions on the subject and the most important deciding factor sees to be your hairstyle. For the last ss of the RS rows (which finish at the brim of the hat), you may wish to work your ss through the BLO and the unworked loop of the ss 2 rows below. This helps provide a neat base to the brim and reduces the potential for the hat to over stretch. Numbers at the end of a row / round indicate the number of stitches in that row / round and are only given at the start of a section or where there is a change

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Round 3: ch2 (counts as a first sc and ch1), [sc in next ch-1 sp, ch1, sk 1 sc] – rep […] until end Crochet Stitch Tutorials Learn new and fun designs with these crochet stitch tutorials from HanJan Crochet. With a mixture of step by step photos and video tutorials, there are beginner to advanced crochet stitches for everyone to try. With your rows of Jasmine Stitch done, seaming up the headband is pretty simple. Folding the headband in half end to end, ss the two corners together where you already are with your hook. Then, pull a loop out about “1 in between each join and ss at the other three puff join spaces, making sure to connect the two final corners securely.