SO here it goes:
H hook
worsted weight yarn
this pattern will fit a newborn baby
BRIMMED HAT PATTERN
1) Start with magic ring
2) ch 2 (counts as dc) in magic ring, 11 more dc in magic ring. join to top of ch 2. (12 stitches. )
3) ch 2. Dc in same st. 2 dc in each st around. Join to top of ch2. (24 stitches)
4)ch2. dc in same st. 1 dc in next st. {2 dc in next st. 1 dc in next st.} repeat all the way around join to top of ch 2. (36 stitches)
5) ch 2. dc in same st. 1 dc in next 2 sts. {2 dc in next st. 1 dc in next st. 1 dc in next st.} Repeat around and join round to top of ch 2. (48 st.)
6) ch 2. dc in same st. dc in each stitch around and join to top of ch 2.
7)repeat 6 more rows, fasten off, weave in loose ends. or try the invisible knot
BRIM
1) using contrasting color attach yarn 16st from back of hat.ch 2. dc in same st and dc 17 sts across front of hat.ch 1 turn.
2) sc2tog sc all the way across to the last 2 sts. sc2tog. ch1. turn
3) sc2tog. sc all the way accross to the last 2 sts. sc2tog. sc again in the last st.
4) work 2 sc evenly down the side of brim, sc around the base of hat to opposite side of brim. work 2 sc evenly up side of brim and across front of brim. sl st down side of brim and fasten off, weaving in ends.
STRAP
ch26
DC in fourth ch from hook. dc across to first ch. ch 3 and attach to first ch of foundation row. Fasten off.
Sew evenly on to hat over brim and attach buttons using darning needle.
You can find the diaper cover pattern HERE.
I crocheted a little flower to slip on over one of the buttons on the hat for a girls version of the pattern.
**You may use this pattern to sell items, but I request that a link or credit be given back to this site** This is a ©Knotty Knotty Crochet pattern, and may not under any circumstances be sold in whole or in part. Duplication is by written permission only.
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ReplyDeleteyes I did,close to the top. But thats ok, it will fit a newborn. Good luck and as always if there are any errors with the pattern let me know and I will fix it asap!
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ReplyDeletemy count does not match yours on row 3 I only come up with 24 dc instead of 36 can you help me?
I really want to make this for my granddaughter due any day now
thank you very much
roxie
roxana_herring2005@yahoo.com
Good catch roxielhinoh! Yes, each row should increase by 12 stitches. so row 1 (120 row 2 (24) row 3(36) and so on, I will fix the pattern soon!
ReplyDeleteCouple of things confuse me on this pattern. On the hat row 5 the part that says {2 dc in next st. 1 dc in next st. 1 dc in next st.}Would this be the same as 2 dc in the next st. 1 dc in each of the next 2 dc? Also after making the strap what is the ch3 for? Then it says attach at foundation row. Foundation row of hat? of strap? Can anyone explain these to me? Maybe I am just reading this all wrong. The pattern is so cute I just want to do it correctly.
ReplyDeleteFor row 5, you say it's ch 2, which counts as dc, then 1 dc, then 2dc, 1dc, 1dc... is that correct? 2-1-2-1-1 or shouldn't it be 2-1-1-2-1-1?
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty much a newbie at crocheting, only for about 1 1/2 months, but caught on quick. Not sure if I'm catching onto errors in patterns or just assuming because some other patterns have similar repetitions. Sorry if I'm wrong, like I said, still learning =)
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ReplyDeleteHey New Beginnings....your right! Good catch. I fixed it so hope it works good now.
ReplyDeleteLove this, too! :) You are so talented!!
ReplyDeletedo you have the pattern for the flower?
ReplyDeleteIs this for a newborn size?
ReplyDeleteDo you have any tips for making it bigger, say a 6 month size or so? I don't know how to crochet, but my Grandma does and I would like to pass along this pattern, but we need something bigger. Thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteKRISTA The following is a reply that I think might help answer your question.IT WAS A REPLY TO A SIMILAR QUESTION ON THE OWL HAT PATTERN. Adjust it accordingly. Hope it helps.
ReplyDeleteyou could use a different hook size. measure across your circle when you get to the last row of increasing stitches (row 5 in this pattern.) Now if your math-y (I'm not, but this is easy and it works) take your circumference which in your son's case is 22". the formula is C=Dπ or circumference=diameter x pi. so you need your distance from edge to edge of your flat circle to be approx 7". That will give you a hat with roughly a 22 inch circumference.
Alternately you could add another row of increasing stitches if you need. sometimes I have added a row of single crochet because I don't need the hat too much bigger. If you'll notice this hat is based on the 12 times table. (row 1=12 dc, row 2=24 dc, row3=36 dc and so forth. so if you add another row, row 6 would have a total of 72 dc and would read 2dc in first stitch, dc in next 4 stitches. Row 6 has 6 stitches repeated) I'm thinking this will make your hat too big, but its all trial and error.
Also, you could base your hat on any times table you like. how ever many dc you have in your magic ring is the table it will be based on. try 13,
I hope this isn't all too confusing. I'm not great at explaining these things. If you go by your "crown" size, the circle of increasing stitches, you can't go wrong. when you get close to that 7 inch diameter, stop increasing, and make the hat. I have a hat size chart that will tell you how "tall" to make the hat, look for the link at the top of this page.
Thank you! :)
DeleteThese are adorable. I just found diaper cover sewing pattern downloads that I am excited to try out. I love the crocheted look but I am not so good at that. What would you say the difficulty of this is?
ReplyDeleteHi I just tried this pattern and Im not sure if you've corrected the errors as noted above, but the hat turned out very disproportioned. I think it's in the part after you slip stitch then ch 2, followed by dc in the same spot. That is adding a constant increase in that one spot every time around is it not? I will try the pattern again but without that step to see how it turns out. Oh and also (possibly from the extra increase?) it was very wide, I actually added a few more rows and it was wide enough to fit my 2 year olds head.
ReplyDeleteI do this when I crochet some count lets say 2 ch as a dc ... What I do ch 2 and make a dc in the same stitch but at the end of the row I ls st on the dc not the 2 ch... Don't know if that makes sense I skip the ch 2 only because I don't like the gap
Deletehmmmm, I'm not sure what to say Happyhooker, I just write it how I do it. Try counting the # of stitches in the non increasing rows, and being sure not to have one extra perhaps that might help?? The # of stitches should be the row # where you last increased times the number in row one. (In this case 4 times 12 = 48.) No row should have more than 48 stitches in it. Hope that helps, I'm definitely not a "real" pattern writer :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'll definately try that! It's such an adorable set I would like to get it figured out, thanks for the advice!
Deletei'm not sure if this question has been asked.. looking at the picture of the diaper cover .. it looks like it increases a bit right after the band.. before it starts to decrease.. but there are no increases in the pattern???
ReplyDeletesomehow i have managed to turn the diaper cover pattern in to an Tunisian crochet pattern; ive made some alterations that make it where it can fit my soon to be 9 mth old son. he is on the skinny side, in some places.
ReplyDeleteim working on the decreases currently.
im more experienced than i look, been crocheting since i was a tot. however, the decreases in this style go every other forward and return pass i make.
These are adorable! I'm happy I found the pattern. I'm going to start making a set tonight. Thank you for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteI made the hat last night and followed your instructions exactly - it came out perfectly and is soooooo cute. I used pink yarn for the entire hat, and a fushia yarn for the band. I used yellow buttons and made a yellow flower to hook over one of them. I really love it. It is a bit large for a newborn, so I will make another and use a smaller hook size. Thanks so much for the pattern!
ReplyDeleteYour set is so adorable! I had to adapt your diaper cover pattern for my set for my new little great-niece. Here is my version: http://themultifacetedmatron.blogspot.ca/2013/10/crochet-baby-puff-and-shell-stitch-set.html Thanks for the pattern. :)
ReplyDeleteI have a question about this hat. On row 6 it says to chain 2 dc in same stitch and in each around. That increases the stitch count. Is that how it should be?
ReplyDeleteI never place stitches in the very last stitch of the row. You should still have 48. If you place a st in the very last one before sl st to the beginning ch, then you end up with a bump. Just make sure you still have 48 and you should be good! :)
DeleteThank you! I was putting in the last stitch.
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ReplyDeleteDo you happen to have a measurements for the diaper cover? I just want to be sure to have it fit a newborn. :) It's working up quickly!
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ReplyDeleteIt isn't right to copy someone else's pattern and paste it word for word in your post. It takes away from Casey (the author) and her blog (the Bradens) even with the posted link.
ReplyDeleteYou are right. I will remove the pasted pattern.
DeleteMaking the hat, and following the brim instructions word for word, but it's looking horrible! Not anything like the picture. Is it really supposed to be sc2tog for 2 rows back to back? The only thing I'm doing different is using a 3 weight instead of a 4, and using an F instead of an H hook. I wanted to make it snug for an Easter outfit for a newborn.
ReplyDeleteVery very good set n very well written.
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hello, I just found this blog, as I searched a pattern for a diaper cover for a new born. I found this in http://cbraden7.blogspot.ca/2011/08/diaper-cover-pattern.html. It's amazing how this stuff is all connected and I really don't know anything about blogging etc. Bottom line I crocheted the cover which is for a friend of mine, but it looks so small. I have 5 inches wide measured the waist line, buttoned up and 4.5 inches tall. Does that sound right to you? I could not tell from the photos that I found and therefore I ask. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteKristi Thank you for your free patterns. I have just finished the little brimmed hat & used your pattern from an earlier post 2011/03. It is very sweet. I had no problem following your pattern and always count each row as I go. So much easier than pulling out multiple rows. I am very pleased at how the hat turned out, especially as I was able to get the brim standing out. I did make a small adjustment to your brim. I did brim row 1 into the front of the last hat row but put my crochet hook under the shank of the hat dc (not the top V of the dc) and completed the brim row 1 dc from that point. The first row of the brim stood out a little more. After completing row brim 4 to the point of the last sl st I turned and then put 1 sl st into the same dc as I had started the brim from and worked a row of sc across the underside of the brim using the same dc shanks as before ending with a sl st into the last dc. The extra row of sc under the brim really made it stand out nicely. I hope you can make some sense out of what I am trying to say. LOL. I just crochet I haven't a clue how to write patterns. Now all I have to do is pack it up & send it off to my grand-nephew in England and hope it fits him. Thanks again I'm sure I'll be using more of your patterns.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this pattern! It's the first success I've had making a hat. I made one for a shower gift, and the mom just loved it. I'll be making a lot of these. :)
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