The Silly Sara Hat Crochet Pattern
This is a pattern for a fun and easy crochet hat. It works up so quickly and can be completed in about an hour. The fun fringe closures make it a unique hat that your little one will love to touch, play with, and wear. This would be a great gift for a newborn baby or toddler, baby shower, or even to make to keep for yourself! Pattern includes directions and photo instructions for both hat closures, the double fringe closure and the silly straight closure.
Pattern is written in standard American terms and includes an abbreviation key and a material list. This is an beginner crochet pattern. A knowledge of basic crochet skills and terms is a plus.
Hook: 5mm
Gauge: 4” = 16 sts x 11 rows in stitch pattern
Sizing:
BABY – 14-16″ – 100 YDS
TODDLER – 16-18″ – 150 YDS
CHILD – 18-20″ – 250 YDS
TWEEN – 20-22″ – 300 YDS
Pattern calls for Lion Brand Pound of Love yarn but any Medium-4 weight yarn can be used.
Please do not sell or reproduce this pattern. Feel free to sell the finished pieces using this pattern, I just ask that you credit me as the designer.
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Pattern details
- Crochet Craft
- Hat Project type
- Worsted Yarn weight
- Hook: 5.0 mm (H) Needle / Hook
- 16 stitches and 11 rows = 4 inches in stitch pattern Gauge
- 100 - 300 Yardage
- US Terminology Terminology
- English Language
- Instant digital download (PDF)
- Secure payment via PayPal
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JustOneHookDesigns
Just a regular wife and mom to three beautiful babies. I try to create modern crochet patterns for everyday life. I take bits and pieces of what is going on in our life and around us and translate that into items that we, and hopefully you, can use and enjoy.
