Pompom hat with stars. Pattern included.

15.11.2016

It is Friday night. Well. It is almost midnight to be precise. In my bed and starring to the ceiling when suddenly a spark of creativity almost pushed me to my hobby room.

I had a particular beanie on my mind and it did not let me fall asleep for another hour or so. Unfortunately I was quite busy over the weekend so the crocheting project had to wait till Sunday evening. And there it is. Someone told me that this combination reminds her of something sweet and delicious. I can see Kinder Penguin bar. But I love this hat so I made a matching mittens and booties. And there comes the free pattern for you.

Pompom hat with stars. Free pattern. 

Size: 35-36 cm/13.78 – 14.17 in
Yarn: Himalaya Baby Dolphin Chenille Yarn white (80301) and chocolate brown (4220), have a peak zde.
Yarn alternatives for overseas are:
– Kartopu Yumurcak
– Universal Yarn Bella Chenille
– Katia Bambi
– King Cole Yumi
– Red Heart Velvety
Weight: Super Bulky
Meterage: 100 g (3.53 ounces)/120 m (135 yards) (! be careful original yarn Himalaya is a little bit thinner than Bernat blanket yarn so the result might vary)
Hook size: 6 and 5.5 (I crochet pretty tight so you may need smaller hooks)
Pompom: I made my own from Kartopu Simli Tavsan (tutorial here) but you can buy one
Needle with a big eye and thread
Decorative button
Time: at about 2 hours
Price to sell this set (hat, mittens and booties) is 350 CZK/$14 plus shipping.
Suitable for beginners

US terminology:
MC – Magic Circle
Sl St – slip stitch
CH – chain stitch
SC – single crochet
DC – double crochet
FP DC – front post double crochet
BP DC – back post double crochet
Each row starts with either 1 CH = Single Crochet or 2 CH = Double Crochet and ends with SlSt.

White (hook 5,5) – ribbing (crochet separately)
1st row: 8 CH, turn
2nd row: count four CH from the beginning (these are for following four DC), make first DC into 5th CH (the rest CH is the sixth DC), altogether 6 DC (substitution included), turn
3rd row: BP DC (6), turn (this one is the hardest one, the others are piece of cake)
4th row: FP DC (6), turn
5th – 25th row: repeat BP DC one row and FP DC second row. Fold the ribbings into half (the ribbed pattern inside) and make slipstiches to join the ends. Turn with the ribbing out and pull the yarn through the ribbing. Continue with the same yarn.
White (since now on use hook 6)
1st row: make 2CH = substitution for the first DS, make one DC into first space in the ribbing, make 2 DC into following one. Repeat. SlSt (37 DC)
Brown
2nd row: DC into each DC from previous row, but every 5th and 6th together as one DC, repeat, SlSt (31 DC)
3rd row: DC into each DC from previous row, SlSt (31 DC)
White
4th – 5th row: DC into each DC from previous row, SlSt (31 DC)
Brown
6th – 7th row: DC into each DC from previous row, SlSt (31 DC)
White
8th row: into each DC from previous row, SlSt (31 DC)

Turn the hat inside out and with a SlSt join the “top” of the hat. Turn back. The seam is on the side of the hat not in the back. That is better for the comfort of the baby.

Finish:
Take white yarn and needle. Make crosses in the first brown stripe (here in between 4th and 5th DC). Then with a back stitch make the middle part of star. Sew/make pompoms to the hat and sew the button.

That it is. Please click on any advertisement or share this pattern on social networks as a “thank you” for this free pattern.

If you have any questions please leave me a message in a chat box or in the form on the webpage (called Kontaktní formulář).
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To place an order for this hat please use my FB page Krampolinka.

If you like this hat and try this pattern, please share your pictures in the comments for the others to get inspired.

Thank you very much for your visit.

Katy

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1 Comment

  • Reply Meryl Balsley 11.1.2022 at 17:58

    Hello love your baby patterns. Would like to make some for my grandbaby but she is about 6 months old and how could I make it bigger for her

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