Today I present an easy pattern for baby hat with ear flaps. I made a video in Czech but if you print out this pattern you can easily follow.<\/p>\n
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It is a quite quick project and the yarn is sooo yummy that you will continue till every newborn baby has its own hat. Let\u00b4s try.<\/p>\n
Baby hat with ear flaps for beginners<\/b> US terminology:<\/strong> Each row starts with either 1 CH = Single Crochet or 1 loose CH = Half Double Crochet. You can end with SlSt or crochet around with the help of marker.<\/p>\n White yarn, hook 6 mm<\/strong> EAR FLAP<\/strong> FINISH<\/strong> Congratulation.\u00a0<\/strong>That it is. Just to make a second one. You can also subscribe to my youtube channel here<\/a>.<\/p>\n I set up a discuss group where you can ask questions regarding my patterns or share your pictures to inspire the others. You can join here<\/a>. Thank you very much for your visit.<\/p>\n Katy<\/p>\n VIDEO<\/strong>
\nSize<\/strong>: 35 cm\/13.78 in., suitable for a baby size 3.5 – 4 kg
\nYarn<\/strong>: Himalaya Baby Dolphin Chenille Yarn white (80301), have a peak\u00a0zde<\/a>
\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 mm and 5 mm for brim
\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<\/p>\n
\n1st row: 9 HDC into MC
\n2nd row: 2 HDC into each HDC from previous row (18 HDC)
\n3rd row: crochet scheme 2 HDC – 1 HDC, repeat around the hat, here I did not finished with SlSt and continued crochet around the hat. I made one SC into gap, here insert the marker and continued with HDC into gaps with the following row (27 HDC)
\n4th row: crochet scheme 2 HDC – 1 HDC – 1 HDC into gaps, repeat around the hat (36 HDC)
\n5th row: HDC into each gap from the previous row, only double the 18th one\u00a0(37 HDC)
\n6th – 11th row: HDC into each gap from the previous row, repeat around the hat, to finish the 11th row I made one SC and SlSt so there is a smooth ending, finish off (37 HDC)<\/p>\n
\nCount four gaps from the ending of the 11th row and start from here
\n1st row: SC, HDC, DC, DC, DC, DC, DC, HDC, SC, turn
\n2nd row: start crochet to the HDC from the previous row and crochet SC, HDC, DC, DC, DC, HDC, SC, turn
\n3rd row: start crochet to the HDC from the previous row and crochet SC, HDC, four DC into one loop, HDC, SC, SlSt
\nCount 12 loops in the front of the hat and start the second ear flap. You should have 7 to 8th loops at the back altogether.<\/p>\n
\nHook 5, crochet SC around the hat.<\/strong> In the top of the ear flap make two SC in one loop. Here is the place you will insert the strings. A string is made of three threads approximately one meter\/over yard long. Check the video for how to make the string. You can decorate your hat with pompoms, applique, bow, flower or just a piece of button.<\/p>\n
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