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Worsted weight Yarn in each color needed for the graph Bobbins Gauge: 8 SC x 7 rows - 2"x 2" Size H/8 - 5.oMM Hook or Size H Tunisian crochet hook Scissors Metal large Eye Needle Measuring Tape This pattern is the intellectual property of Kelli Wohlgemuth. SCk UL mhkEy reserves all rights to the photos and designs with in this document. Photo credits to Sara Elizabeth Puentes. You can find her on facebook at: Content In The Meantime. You may sell all items made from this pattern but PLEASE, If you post photos of your work please credit Sck'Ul MdhrEys with the pattern. If you have obtained a copy of this pattern without a contribution to the SIcK 'UL OhrE fund or not as a part of a test kit, please report this or make a donation at kelli.wohlgemuth@gmail.com. CK UL mDhkey operates with the goal of sponsoring one "sick little monkey" at a time making the world a tiny bit better than we found it. Love those CRAZY custom crochet hooks? Contact us today for your custom polymer clay covered crochet hook. Canes too! Click here to go to my Etsy shop!
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Please find instructions for a "Sack Style" Beanie below:
Please find instructions for a "Cinch" Beanie below:
Work insingle crochet or Tunisian Crochet Begin by Chaining 33 Row1:SCin2nd Chain fromhook and in each Chainacross Row 2 -22: CH 1, turn,SC across Row 23: CH 1, turn, Begin Graph (Start Graphatthebottomrighthand corner,readingodd numbered rows right to left,and even numbered rows left to right) Row 54: CH 1, turn, Work last row of graph Row55-76:CH1,turn,SCacross BringRow 1 toRow76 and SC wrong sides together.Finish off.Flatten Hat so that logo is centered and SC top togetheronwrong side.Enjoy! FinshedHatshouldbe19"-21" Row 1: CH 38, SC in 2nd CH from hook and in next 31 CH, SL ST in last 5 CH, Turn Row 2: CH 1, SL ST in 5 SL STs, SC in 32 SC's, turn Row 3: CH1, SC in 32 SC's, SL ST in 5 SLST's Row 4 - Row 22: Rep rows 2-3 alternating Row 23: CH 1, then begin graph in the bottom right hand corner, SL ST in the last 5 SL ST'S, turn (read odd numbered graph rows right to left) Row 24: CH1, SL ST in 5 SL ST's, graph Row 2, turn (read even numbered rows left to right) Row 25: CH1, Work next row of graph, then SL in last 5 SL ST's, turn Row 26: CH1, SL ST in 5 SL ST's then work next row of graph, turn Rows 27 - 54: Repeat Rows 7 - 8 alternating Rows 55 -76: Repeat Rows 2 -3 alternating
2nd Option to round and close top (Idea credits to Tabitha Rex):
Using Row 1 - 76 of the Sack style beanie instructions. After you complete row 76, join the ends of your long graph piece to form a tube, then at the top, treat the side of each row as a previous stitch, giving you 76 stitches Round 1: \*(1 SC, SC DEC)\* repeat from \* around, SC (51 ST) Round 2 -finish: SC DEC around until approximately 6 SC are remaining. Finish by sewing end closed & add pom-pom if desired.
To make a larger Hat:
Add as many rows as necessary to obtain the length you desire. A Large adult Hat you would want to measure 22" before joining. You would then add an SC border, about 8rowslong.
To make a smaller Hat:
Cut rows off; For example a 3 yr old Hat would need an 18" length. and would add no SC border rows. The pattern as is should fit a teen or small adult. I always add a 3 rows SC border and 1 row Rev SC.
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