Paris Crocheted Brimmed Hat
June 24, 2008I love this hat and am going to make it ASAP, maybe in this same shade of pale rose.
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http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/en/visoppskrift.php?d_nr=99&d_id=23〈=en
I love this hat and am going to make it ASAP, maybe in this same shade of pale rose.
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http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/en/visoppskrift.php?d_nr=99&d_id=23〈=en
Love the shaping and colors in this easy pattern, from Knitting Pure & Simple. Don’t forget - it may be 95 degrees at this moment, but - Christmas is coming!!

Made with sock yarn and size 2-3 (US) straight needles, using short rows for shaping.

Knits up quickly with 3 strands of yarn on size 9 (US) needles. Limitless colorways.

http://www.tahkistacycharles.com/media/File/19:39_FreePatDREBeretspat.pdf
Just Stumbling around random knitting sites this evening, and up popped this gorgeous beret. It can be knitted in all sorts of colorways, and is made in short row sections, then pieced together.


This is my own design, something I knitted up to sell at my arts center shop. It’s a simple, basic child’s knit hat pattern, which I modified by not doing the increases at the crown. Instead, I knitted straight and when it reached the length I wanted, bound off. Crocheted a tie from novelty yarn with little white ribbons plied in, attaching some clear plastic snowflake beads. Happy to say that the 3 or 4 versions I made last fall all sold at Christmas. 
Sport weight yarn - 4 ounces variegated colored.
Crochet hook size J
Use 2 strands together throughout.
Gauge: 3 sc = 1 inch. 5 rounds = 1 inch.
Crown: Starting at center with 2 strands held together, ch 4. Join with sl st to form ring.
Rnd 1: Ch 1, in ring make (sc, ch1) 5 times. Join with sl st to first sc - 5 double sts, counting each sc and the following ch1 as 1 double st.
Rnd 2: ch1, sc in joining, *ch1, sc in next ch1 sp, ch1, sc in next sc. Repeat from * around, ending with ch1, sc in next ch1 sp, ch1. Join as before - 10 double sts.
Rnd 3: ch1, * sc in next ch1 sp, ch1, in next ch1 sp make (sc, ch1) twice - 1 double st increased in a ch1 sp. Repeat from * around.
Rnd 4: ch1,* sc in next ch1 sp, ch1. Repeat from * around.
Rnd 5: ch1 * , (sc in next ch1 sp, ch1) twice; inc 1 double st in next ch 1 sp. Repeat from * around. Join - 5 double sts increased.
Rnd 6: Work as for 4th rnd, increasing 5 double sts evenly spaced. Join - 25 double sts.
Rnds 7 and 8: Repeat rnd 4.
Rnd 9: Work as for 4th rnd, increasing 5 double sts evenly spaced. 30 double sts.
Next 9 rnds: Repeating Rnd 4. Ch1,turn.
Brim:
Rnd 1:Increasing 10 double sts evenly spaced, work as for 4th rnd of crown - 40 double sts.
Rnds 2 and 3: Repeat 4th rnd of crown.
Rnd 4: Repeat first rnd of brim - 50 double sts.
Next 6 rnds: Repeat 4th rnd of crown. Break off yarn and fasten.
Note: this is a vintage pattern originally printed in 1973. The yarn used in the model in photo is no longer available.
Here’s a cute, cozy, quick, and easy hat to knit for the pony tail wearer in your life.Materials:
Gauge: 7 stitches = 4″ in pattern, slightly stretched
With circular needles or dpns, loosely cast on 40 stitches. Join, being careful not to twist.
Work in rounds of k1, p1 knitting for approximately 12 inches.
Bind off loosely in rib.
Thread elastic cord through sts about 3 inches below 1 end. Pull cord in tightly to gather and tie securely.
Trim cord ends and allow top of hat to roll naturally to the outside.
If you’d like to knit a matching scarf:
Cast on 15 stitches on size 13 straight needles
Row 1: K1, *P1, K1, repeat from * across to end. Turn.
Row 2: P1, *K1, P1, repeat from* across to end. Turn.
Repeat rows 1 & 2 to desired length. Cast of in rib.