The name of the hat is a play on my daughter, Ceana's name.
Note how the hat matches my daughter's eyes! |
*This is the first time I've written down a pattern for something that is a "make it up as I go along" creation. I've been over this at least twice after typing it out. Please let me know if there are any typos, or if there's something that just doesn't work. As of this typing, this pattern has not been tested.*
Oceana
Slouchy Headband Hat
1 skein
Berry Colorful Yarnings light sport superwashed 100% merino 2-ply – Teal
Hook: G
Gauge: I don't really have a gauge. If you use the weight and size hook I used, it should be fine since it's fairly stretchy so there's some room for error.
Stitches used:
Slip stitch
(sl st), single crochet (sc), half double crochet (hdc), double crochet (dc),
triple crochet (tc)
Special stitches:
Puff Stitch (puff st): YO, Insert hook into indicated
stitch, yarn over and pull through a loop. You should have 3 loops on
your hook; Yarn over again in preparation to insert the hook into the very same
stitch once again. (4 loops on hook); Insert the hook into the same
stitch, yarn over and pull through a loop. You should have 5 loops on
your hook. Yarn over again in
preparation to insert the hook into the very same stitch once again. (6 loops
on hook); Insert the hook into the same stitch, yarn over and pull
through a loop. You should have 7 loops on your hook. Yarn over again and
draw the yarn through all the loops on the hook. This completes the puff
stitch. You can work an extra chain to secure the stitch.
Herringbone half double crochet
(Hhdc): YO, insert
hook into indicated stitch and yo; pull through (3 loops on hook), Do NOT
yo over again. Just pull through the first loop on hook. (2 loops rem on hk),
YO, Pull through both loops on hook. Herringbone half double crochet made.
Double crochet decrease (dc dec): Work a double crochet in the
specified stitch until two loops remain on the hook. Double crochet decrease
made.
Triple crochet decrease (tc dec): Yarn over twice, insert hook in
stitch indicated by pattern instructions, draw up a loop, (yarn over and draw
through 2 loops on hook) twice, yarn over twice, insert hook in next stitch,
draw up a loop, (yarn over and draw through 2 loops on hook) twice, (3 loops on
hook), yarn over, draw through last 3 loops on hook to complete stitch.
Instructions:
Create and
adjustable ring (also called “magic ring,” or “magic loop”). There are some
good tutorials online. Here’s one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvjYPFBP85c
Rnd 1: after
you have formed your slipknot, ch 2. Dc 9 around; Pull tail to close ring
completely; sl st in top of ch 2 to join.
Rnd 2: Ch 2;
1 dc in top of ch 2 from below, ch 1, dc in next dc, ch1; *2 dc in next dc; ch
1, 1 dc in next dc, ch 1* (repeat from * to *) around. Join with sl st in top
of ch 2.
Rnd 3: Ch 2;
Dc in top of ch 2 from below, dc in next ch1 space; dc in next dc; dc in next
ch 1 sp; *dc in next 2 dc, dc in next ch 1 sp; dc in next dc, dc in next ch 1
sp* (repeat from * to *) around. Join
with sl st in top of ch 2.
Rnd 4: Ch 3;
dc in space between dc and ch 2 directly below ch 1; *dc in space between next
2 dc’s, ch 1* (repeat from * to *) around to the end. Join with sl st in space
between ch 3 and dc.
Rnd 5: Ch 2;
dc in same space as ch 2; 2 dc in next ch 1 sp; 2 dc in each ch 1 sp around to
end. Join with sl st in sp between ch 2 and dc.
Rnd 6: ch 2;
*puff st in next ch 1 sp, ch 1;* (repeat from * to *) around to the end. Join
with sl st in top of ch 2.
Rnd 7: Sl st in top of puff st; ch 2. 2 dc in ch 1
sp, *dc in top of next puff st, 2 dc in next ch 1 sp* (repeat from * to *)
around to end. Join with sl st in top of ch 2.
Rnd 8: Ch 1, sc in top of same ch 2; *ch 5, skip
next dc, sc in next dc* (repeat from * to *) till one dc before end. Ch 5, sl
st in ch 1 sp to join.
Rnd 9: sl st
in next 2 ch; sc in same ch 5 sp; ch 4, *sc in next ch 5 sp, ch 4* (repeat from
* to *) around to end. Sl st in sc to join.
Rnd 10: sl
st in first ch of ch 4. Sc in ch 4 sp, ch 3; *sc in ch 4 space, ch 3* (repeat
from * to *) around to end. Sl st in sc to join.
Rnd 11: ch
2; 2 hdc in next ch 3 sp; *hdc in next sc; 2 hdc in next ch 3 sp* (repeat from
* to *) around to end. Sl st in top of ch 2 to join.
Rnd 12: ch
2, Turn; Hhdc in back loop only of next hdc and in each hdc around to end; sl
st in top of ch2 to join.
Rnd 13: ch
2, Turn; Hhdc in back loop only of next Hhdc and in each Hhdc around to end; sl
st in top of ch 2 to join.
Rnd 14 &
15: repeat rnd 13.
Rnd 16: ch
1, sc around to end, sl st in ch 1 to join.
Rnd 17: ch
2; dc in next 3 sc, *dc dec; dc in next 4 sc* (repeat from * to *) around to
end. Sl st in top of ch 2 to join.
Rnd 18: ch 4,
tc dec in next st,* tc in next 4 sts, tc dec* (repeat from * to *) till 3
stitches before the end, tc in last 3 sts. Sl st in top of ch 4 to join.
Rnd 19: ch
4, tc dec in same st; *tc in next 3 sts, tc dec* (repeat from * to *) till 2
stitches before end, tc in last 2 sts. Sl st in top of ch 4 to join. TURN.
Rnd 20: ch 1;
sc around in top of each tc and tc dc. Sl st in ch 1 to join.
Rnd 21: ch
1; in back loop only: sc in top of each sc around to end. Sl st to join. TURN.
Rnd 22 &
23: Repeat Rnd 21
Rnd 24: ch
4; tc in each sc around to end. Sl st in top of ch 4 to join.
Rnd 25: ch
4; tc in each tc around to end. Sl st in top of ch 4 to join.
Rnd 26: this is where it gets tricky. Hopefully the
photos will help. Ch 2. 3 hdc down along the front of the ch 4 below, 3 hdc
down along the front of the ch 4 below from Rnd 24. Hdc in the sc below next tc
from rnd 24. 3 hdc up along front of next tc from rnd 24 and 3 hdc up along tc
from rnd 25. Hdc in top of tc. Follow this pattern around to the end. Sl st in
top of the next 6 hdc in front. Sl st in sc that the hdc is attatched to. You
will be making the sc in the middle of the “legs” of the hdc that has been
stitched to that sc.
Rnd 27: ch
1. Sc in next st and in every st around. For every other sc you will be working
into the middle of the hdc around to end. Sl st to join. TURN
Rnd 28:
Repeat rnd 21 twice.
Finish off,
weave in ends.
2 comments:
Thanks for sharing the pattern!
Great color and yeah it does look like it could go with the cardigan I made :)
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