Isabel Crochet Beanie Pattern

Our most popular crochet Beanie Pattern.

The Beanie that started it all

When I started crocheting a few years ago, while pregnant with my first daughter, I mainly focused on baby blankets. After she was born I kept seeing all of these super cute matching mommy and me outfits and I instantly thought of making a mommy and me beanie set, and so the Isabel crochet beanie came to life.

I love patterns with repetitive stitches, this pattern is perfect for market preps and has been super popular on my Etsy shop and Ravelry

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Beginner level crochet beanie pattern

The Isabel crochet beanie pattern uses beginner level stitches in a three row repeat so after the first few rows you won’t need to keep referencing the pattern, which helps make this a quick project. You can also adjust the height of your hat to make it more or less slouchy.

This beanie is worked in the round from the bottom up and seamed at the top. The Pattern is written for a woman’s size. Additional sizes included in chart below.

See the Youtube Tutorials: Right Handed and Left Handed

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materials

• About 200 yards of Hobby Lobby I love this yarn or any other similar category 4 yarn. I’ve made this with all types of yarns, this Malabrigo Rios makes my favorite high end version. Lion Brand Yarn Pound of Love is also a great option, Especially if you are making these for a market.
• 5.5mm Crochet hook/ I hook
• Yarn needle
• Stitch marker or scrap yarn

notes

–This hat is worked in the round, from the bottom up.

-Pattern is written for women’s size, see chart for additional sizes

-when making the brim, the ch1 does not count as a st

Gauge

7sts x 5 rows = 2″ square in hdc

Abbreviations

blo: back loop only

ch: chain

hdc: half double crochet

ks: knit stitch

ps: puff stitch

sc: single crochet

sl st: slip stitch

st(s): stitch(es)

yo: yarn over

*: repeat

Puff Sitch

After you have done your Sc row, Yo, insert your hook into the next st, Yo pull up loop, (you will have 3 loops on your hook, image 1)Yo and insert hook into same st, Yo and pull back through. (you should have a total of 5 loops on your hook, image 2). Yo and pull through 4 loops, Yo and pull through the last 2 loops (image 3). Do not ch between each ps.

Knitch Stitch

After you complete your row of Hdc you are going to locate the 3^rd loop of the Hdc st. Locate the front and back loops (image 1), turn your work slightly towards you and the loop directly below your back loop is the 3^rd loop (image 2). Use this loop for your row of sc to create a knit stitch.

Brim:

ch 9

Row 1 sc into 2nd ch from hook, sc remaining 7 sts, ch1, turn (8sts)

Rows 2-76 sc in both loops of 1st st, sc blo next 6 sts, sc both loops last st, ch1, turn

sl st the last rown and 1st row together to complete the band, flip inside out so seam is hidden

Body:

Ch 1, Sc in each row around the band, Sl st

(after this row you will not be doing a sl st or ch 1 at the end of each round. You will be working the first st of each round into the last st of the previous round. Use a stitch marker if necessary.)

Rounds 1-2 Hdc for 2 rounds

Round 3 ks around

Round 4 ps around

Round 5 hdc around

• Repeat rounds 3-5 until hat reaches a height of 9.5”

Finish:

1. Sl St and cut yarn leaving a long tail and pull through
2. Lay your hat flat so the Sl St is in the middle
3. Using your yarn needle, insert the tail directly across and pull through
4. Your hat will now be attached in the middle, thread needle though the middle of each of the sides one at a time. This will result in a cross shape. Continue to do this with the four corners until it is closed off.
5. Knot off and weave in your ends.

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