Many of you have requested a matching hat to the Go with the Flow Super Scarf. So here it is! I’m very pleased how it turned out and I hope you will love it also!
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The yarn was provided by Red Heart Yarns.
Same as my Sparkle Ruby Slouch, this hat is worked sideways in rows, back and forth, then seamed together at the back with an almost invisible seam.
The height of the hat will be determined by the length of the foundation chain and the hat circumference will be given by the number of rows. You will not need to make any increases or decreases, the hat crown will be formed with the help of the shorter stitches: sc and sl st worked into the back loops.
This hat pattern is not very hard to crochet, you will only have 4 rows repeats, but before you start working on the hat, be sure to understand how to crochet the special stitches used.
Please check out my STEP BY STEP PICTURE TUTORIALS for the Crossed Stitches used in the Go with the Flow Scarf&and theRibbing worked with the Yarn over- slip stitch back loops only!
Go with The Flow Hat
Materials used:
- 1 skein of Red Heart Chunky Soft, colorway “Seafoam” (yarn weight: bulky 5)
UPDATE: This yarn is now discontinued! Good yarn substitutes could be Lion Brand Hue @ Me , Schachenmayr Bravo Quick and Easy, etc.
- 8 mm crochet hook
- yarn needle
- scissors
Gauge: 10 sc = 10 cm or 4 inches
Size: The hat is sized to fit adult women; Hat height: 23 cm
Stitches, Terms (US) and Abbreviations used:
- ch: chain
- back bump of chains Click here for my picture tutorial.
- sc: single crochet
- sc blo: single crochet back loop only
- hdc: half double crochet
- dc: double crochet
- st: stitch
- blo: back loop only
Special Stitches:
1) Yarn Over Slip Stitch (yo-slst): Yarn over (yo) and insert the hook into 2nd chain from hook; yarn over and draw the yarn through the chain (You have now 3 loops on the hook). Having the 3 loops on hook, pull/slip the first loop on hook through the next 2 loops on hook to complete a Yarn Over Slip Stitch (yo-slst). Click here for my PICTURE TUTORIAL!
2)Yarn Over Slip St itch Back Loops Only (yo-slst-blo): work the stitch as described above, but inserting the hook only into the back loops of the stitches.
3) Back Cross Double Crochet (bcr-dc): sk 1 st, work 1 dc into the next st, 1 dc back into skipped st going behind the last dc just made, so as not to catch it.
(You can find the picture tutorials for the back cross and front cross double crochet stitches in my pattern Go with Flow Super Scarf!Click here for my PICTURE TUTORIAL)
4) Back Cross Half Double Crochet (bcr-hdc): sk 1 st, work 1 hdc into the next st, 1 hdc back into skipped st going behind the last hdc just made, so as not to catch it.
5) Front Cross Double Crochet variation (fcr-dc): sk 1 st, work 1 dc into the next st, 1 dc back into skipped st going in front of the last dc just made so as not to catch it, inserting the hook from back of the work to the front.
6) Front Cross Half Double Crochet variation (fcr-hdc): sk 1 st, work 1 hdc into the next st, 1 hdc back into skipped st going in front of the last hdc just made so as not to catch it, inserting the hook from back of the work to the front.
PATTERN:
Leaving a long tail - that will be used at the end to sew the sides together, chain 30 with an 8 mm crochet hook.
Row 1: slst in 2nd ch from hook and slst in next ch, 1 sc in each of next 19 ch, 1 yo-slst in each of next 8 ch.
Row 2 (right side): ch1 tight, turn, work 1 yo-slst-blo in each of the next 8 sts, 1 sc blo in each of next 19 sc, 1 slst blo in each of next 2 slsts.
Row 3 (wrong side): ch1, turn, 1 slst blo in each of next 2 slsts, 1 sc blo in each of next 3 sc, work 1 bcr-hdc over next 2 sts, work 7 bcr-dc over next 14 sts, 1 yo-slst-blo in each of the next 8 sts.
Row 4 (right side):: ch1 tight, turn,1 yo-slst-blo in each of the next 8 sts, work 7 fcr-dc over next 14 sts, 1 fcr-hdc over next 2 sts, 1 sc blo in each of next 3 sc, 1 slst blo in each of next 2 slst.
Row 5 (wrong side): ch1, turn, 1 slst blo in each of next 2 slsts, 1 sc blo in each of next 3 sc, 1 sc in each of next 16 sc, 1 yo-slst-blo in each of the next 8 sts.
Row 6 (right side): ch1 tight, turn,1 yo-slst-blo in each of the next 8 sts,1 sc blo in each of next 19 sc, 1 slst blo in each of next 2 slsts.
Repeat rows 3 - 6 until you have 10 braidings total, the last row should be as row 4 with front cross stitches! See the picture below! Cut yarn leaving a tail. Fasten off.
Joining the sides: With right sides facing together, hold Row 1 edge on last row edge as pictured below. Thread a yarn needle with the long tail you left at the beginning of the foundation chain; sew the edges together inserting the needle through the front loops of last row and unused loops of foundation ch. Fasten off.
Closing the hole on top of the hat:
With yarn needle and the long strand of yarn, weave yarn through slip stitches at top of hat. Cinch together to close space, and fasten securely. Weave in all ends.
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GO WITH THE FLOW HAT
Written Instructions and Pictures Copyright © 2016 Kinga Erdem
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Kinga
Hi Kinga!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this Aran patter stitch… I’ve made the Aran Boot Cuffs & the pattern is ingenious!
I want to make a hat but with the same size #4 yarn & smaller hook…
Do you have any recommendations for adjusting the pattern for smaller yarn & hook?
Thanks!
Hi Kinga,
ReplyDeleteI love your Aran pattern!
I made the Aran boot curds & love them
I’d like to make a hat but in #4 yarn like the cuffs… any recommendations for adapting the pattern to a lighter weight yarn & smaller hook?
Thanks💖
Karen
Hi Kare,
DeleteI'm very glad you like the pattern! I might create the pattern for a hat in #4 yarn very soon! If you would like to make it on your own, you can start with a longer chain base and make a few rows in the pattern stitch above,to see what size will end up the hat height.
If you try it, please let me know how it works. :)
Kinga
I'm seeing the braids upsidedown, I'm left handed so I think I'll have to modify the pattern. 😱 I'm thinking all I have to do is crochet the brim on the other side. :)
ReplyDeleteHi. I crocheted the hat and scarf for my daughter and it’s a great gift. I really like how this looks really different from plain Sc or Dc crochet. Thanks for the patterns - much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteLove this pattern! I did have to make 12 braids to get the brim size large enough, but I do tend to crochet tightly. Thanks!
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