I love chenille yarn. It is so soft to work with. Unfortunately some of the patterns, usually the complicated one, seem not to be working. Mainly if you are working on hats for babies. Here works the motto The simplest the better. So I tried this shell pattern for a baby hat and I was quite surprised how it turned out. I also made a matching booties but this will be released as a paid pattern hopefully soon. Meanwhile you can try the hat if it works for you because chenille yarn is not for everybody. Some really hates to crochet with it.<\/p>\n
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So let\u00b4s try.<\/p>\n
MiniShell Baby Hat Pattern, size 35-36 cm\/13.7-14 inch<\/p>\n
Yarn<\/strong>: Himalaya Baby Dolphin Chenille Yarn light grey (80325) and white (80301), have a peak zde<\/a>, white thin yarn for a flower US terminology:<\/strong> Grey yarn, hook 6<\/strong> Flower<\/strong> Finishing<\/strong> That is. Congratulations.<\/p>\n If you like it, please share<\/strong> this pattern on social networks as a \u201cthank you\u201d and you will help me to run this web. You can also subscribe to my youtube channel here<\/a>. Thank you very much for your visit.<\/p>\n Katy<\/p>\n\n\t\t
\nYarn alternatives for overseas are:<\/strong>
\n\u2013 Kartopu Yumurcak
\n\u2013 Universal Yarn Bella Chenille
\n\u2013 Katia Bambi
\n\u2013 King Cole Yumi
\n\u2013 Red Heart Velvety
\nWeight<\/strong>: Super Bulky
\nMeterage<\/strong>: 100 g (3.53 ounces)\/120 m (135 yards) (! be careful original yarn Himalaya is a\u00a0little bit thinner than Bernat<\/strong>\u00a0blanket yarn so the result might vary)
\nHook\u00a0size<\/strong>: 6 and 5 (I crochet pretty tight so you may need smaller hooks), 4 for the flower
\nNeedle\u00a0and thread<\/strong>
\nDecorative button or decorative\u00a0label<\/strong>
\nTime<\/strong>: at about 2-3 hours<\/p>\n
\nMC \u2013 Magic Circle
\nSl St \u2013 slip stitch
\nCH \u2013 chain stitch
\nSC \u2013 single crochet
\nHDC\u00a0\u2013 \u00a0half double\u00a0crochet
\nDC – double crochet
\nShell pattern – three HDC into one loop
\nBrim Shell Pattern – three SC into one loop
\nEach row starts with either 1 CH = Single Crochet or 1 loose CH = Half Double Crochet. You can end with SlSt or crochet around from the fourth row.<\/p>\n
\n1st row: 9 HDC into MC
\n2nd row: 2 HDC into HDC from the previous row (18)
\n3rd row: crochet scheme 2 HDC – 1 HDC, repeat (27)
\n4th row: make shell from 3 HDC into one loop, skip one loop, repeat (13 columns of shells)
\n5th – 8th row: make shell to the middle top of the shell from the previous row, repeat
\n9th row: SC into each loop (39)
\nWhite yarn, hook 5<\/strong>
\n10th row: SC into SC (39)
\nGrey yarn, hook 5<\/strong>
\n11th row: SC into SC (39)
\nWhite yarn, hook 5<\/strong>
\n12th row: make a shell from 3 SC into one loop, skip one loop, repeat<\/p>\n
\nWhite thin yarn, hook 4<\/strong>
\n1st row: CH50
\n2nd row: DC into the fifth loop, CH, skip one loop, “DC, CH, skip one loop” repeat, you get the string made of fillet squares
\n3rd row: make flower petal from SC, HDC, DC, DC, HDC, SC into one square, repeat. Leave at least 30 cm of yarn, cut off.
\nThen roll the “flower” and sew it through from the bottom part with the rest of the thread. Sew the button.<\/p>\n
\nSew in the loose ends and decorate the hat with the flower.<\/p>\n
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