I know Spring is around the corner, but since Phil saw his shadow and half the U.S. is still buried in snow storms, I decided now would be a good time to release some crochet hat patterns!
A little something to keep your hands busy while you cozy up inside.
I’m actually super excited to release TWO patterns today! The Rowan Hat and the Emerson Beanie.
I’m starting with the Rowan because it’s the easier of the two. It’s a really basic pattern, and it’s great for a beginner, while still giving nice professional results.
It’s also more affordable at just $3!
It uses hdc and camel stitches to achieve the pronounced ribbing. If that sounds difficult, I promise, it isn’t. The pattern includes nice, clear photo tutorials to help you get the hang of the stitches and to help you visualize how the hat comes together. Here’s a peek at the materials/sizing page from the pattern:
The size range fits all heads from newborn to Adult Large.
Like my Sloane Hat pattern and the Emerson Beanie, it’s great for both boys and girls. (Hence all the unisex pattern names.)
It’s also slouchy like the Sloane, because that’s how I like my hats….if you can’t tell by now! 😉
I like slouchy beanies, and I cannot lie….
If you want to grab a copy of the pattern for $3, go to the listing HERE.
I also have an Etsy shop HERE.
Have a great weekend guys!…and stay warm! <3
I think I need to get serious about learning to crochet, my older daughter would love this beanie!
I love the ribbed look of this one! I love your hair like this too- really pretty!
Thank you Charity!
You are so talented! Love their cute little hatted heads!
Goodness. Thank you Marissa!
What is the difference between the adult med/large and the youth adult small/med? They both start with 47 stitches, should the large be 49?
Good question! So, the width of the hat depends on the number of rows and the foundation row determines how tall the hat is. So, 47 stitches for both sizes means they will be the same height. The large just has more rows. If you want a longer, slouchier hat, you can add as many extra foundation stitches as you need. I hope that helps?