I've been playing around with the same winter beanie pattern, but I wanted to add a ribbed border to the hat. In order to make the hat border, you will need to make a Front Post double crochet stitch and a Back Post double crochet stitch and alternate your stitch from one to the other.
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Your winter hat with the ribbed end should look like the ones below:
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You can print the pattern by going to this link Unisex Crochet Adult Hat Ribbed Border
Unisex
Crochet Adult Hat with Ribbed Border
Hat
circumference 20 ½ in. – Hat height 8 in.
(Hat will stretch 1- 1.5 in)
Fits 21.5 - 22.5 in Adult Head (AVG. MAN'S SIZE)
(FOR WOMAN'S SIZE INCREASE ONLY TO 64 STITCHES)
(Hat will stretch 1- 1.5 in)
Fits 21.5 - 22.5 in Adult Head (AVG. MAN'S SIZE)
(FOR WOMAN'S SIZE INCREASE ONLY TO 64 STITCHES)
Skill
Level: Intermediate
Abbreviations:
HDC =
half-double crochet
DC =
double crochet
SS = slip
stitch
Rnd =
round
Ch =
chain
St =
stitch(es)
Inc =
increase
Fpdc =
front post double crochet
Bpdc =
back post double crochet
* to * =
this means to repeat the stitches indicated within the * *
Yarn-worsted
weight #4 medium
Hook size
– “I” size 5.5mm
Gauge - 8
rounds (HDC) = 3 in.
15 st
(HDC) = 4 in.
14 st
(DC) = 4 in.
5 rounds
(DC) =2 in. (Check your gauge-use
any size hook to obtain the specified gauge)
START:
1. Make slip knot and then ch. 2 this will start your ring.
2. Round 1 crochet 8 HDC into your
first ch. next to the slip knot. Join
with SS to top of your 1st HDC stitch. You should have (8 HDC st)
3. Round 2 Ch. 1 (from now on when
you begin a new round you will chain 1 before you begin the 1st HDC
in that round) (very important - ch. 1 will NOT count
as a HDC stitch here and in subsequent rounds; if you count your Ch. 1 as a
stitch, you will be off when you count your completed HDC stitches) You will make 2 HDC in ea. stitch around and
join with SS to top of ch. 1 (16 HDC stitches)
4. Round 3 Ch. 1- *1 HDC in 1st stitch, 2 HDC in the
next stitch (increase made)* repeat from * to * and join with SS to top
of ch 1 (24 HDC sts)
5. Round 4 ch. 1- *1 HDC in ea. of first 2 sts, 2 HDC in the
next st (incr.made) * repeat from * to *
and join with SS to top ch 1 (32 HDC sts)
6. Round 5
ch. 1- *1 HDC in ea. of first 3 sts, 2 HDC
in the next st (incr.made) * repeat from * to * and join with SS to top ch 1
(40 HDC sts)
7. Round 6
ch. 1- *1HDC in ea. of first 4 sts, 2
HDC in the next st (incr.made) * repeat
from * to * and join with SS to top ch 1 (48 HDC sts)
8. Round 7
ch. 1- *1HDC in ea. of first 5 sts, 2
HDC in the next st (incr.made) * repeat
from * to * and join with SS to top ch 1 (56 HDC sts)
9. Round 8
ch. 1- *1HDC in ea. of first 6 sts, 2
HDC in the next st (incr.made) * repeat from * to * and join with SS to top ch
1 (64 HDC sts)
NOTE: For woman's size hat, only increase to 64 sts & continue working the pattern rounds but DO NOT INCREASE to 68 sts in other words, work Rounds 9 thru Rounds 16 by working 1HDC in ea. stitch(you will have 64sts in ea. round & not 68).
Round 9 ch. 1- 2 HDC
in 1st st, 2HDC in next st, HDC in ea. st. around until you get to last 2 st. then you
make 2 HDC in ea. st and join with SS to top ch 1 (68 HDC sts)
Rounds 10 ch.1 – HDC
in ea. st. around and join with SS to top ch 1 (68 HDC sts)
Round 11-16 repeat Round 10 (beginning with round 17 you
will now ch. 2 instead of ch. 1)
Round 17 ch. 2 – DC in
ea. st. around and join with SS to top ch 2 (68 DC sts) [this round will start your ribbed brim of the hat]
Round 18 ch. 2 – *Fpdc
around the post of the next stitch (DC post from previous round 17), Bpdc
around the post of next stitch (DC from previous round 17) * repeat from * to *
to the end of round & join with SS to top ch 2 (34 fpdc & 34 bpdc)
Rounds 19-22 – repeat
Round 18. Fasten off and weave in the
tails.
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