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    Striped 1 - 3 Year Old Crochet Beanie Hat

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    Striped Beanie Crochet Hat

    Are you looking for a simple beanie for you baby to wear? This is a great little pattern that is able to be crocheted in about 1 hour. There is fantastic colour changing throughout this pattern but you don't have to change colour if you don't want to. This pattern was developed by Cathy Cunningham, our Executive Assistant. This pattern is for 1 to 3 year old children.

    Style that youngster in your life with a fabulous crochet beanie hat.

    Colour changing is up to you. Cathy's original pattern has 3 colours. You can opt to use one solid colour or even a colour transitioning yarn such as Red Heart Treasure or Eclipse Yarns as well.

    Please note that the picture is for an adult size. The pattern has been tested and confirmed accurate for a 1 - 3 year old size by Cathy.

    Materials

    • Size G Crochet Hook or 4.5 MM
    • Cathy used Vanna's Choice Yarn by Lion Brand. You will need only 1 ball of each. You can do a few hats using the same yarn as these hats don't use up a lot of yarn. You can use any 4ply yarn you prefer.
    • The hat in the picture is using Red Heart Boutique Changes. We used Blue, Grey and White.

    Definitions

    CH - Chain, DC - Double Crochet, HDC - Half Double Crochet, SC - Single Crochet, SL ST - Slip Stitch, BEG - Beginning, REP - Repeat, 2TOG HDC Decrease - 2 Stitches Together to Decrease,

    Free Pattern

    Colours Definitions, you can use 1 colour or colour transitioning yarns if you prefer.

    • Colour A - Red
    • Colour B - Blue
    • Colour C - Green

    This pattern works in rounds.

    1. Colour A - Ch 4 and SL ST to the Beg CH to form a ring.
    2. Ch 2, then HDC 9 times around the ring. (Ch 2 counts as 1 HDC = 10 HDC). SL ST at the end to the top of the Beg Ch 2.
    3. Ch 2, then 1 HDC into the same joining stitch. 2 HDC into each stitch around the circle. SL ST at the end to the top of the Beg Ch 2.
    4. Ch 2, *1 HDC into the next stitch and then 2 HDC into the next. Repeat from * all the way around. SL ST at the end to the top of the Beg Ch 2.
    5. Ch 2, *1 HDC into the next 2 stitches, 2 HDC into the next. Repeat from * all the way around. SL ST at the end to the top of the Beg Ch 2.
    6. Ch 2, *1 HDC into the next 3 stitches, 2 HDC into the next. Repeat from * all the way around. SL ST at the end to the top of the Beg Ch 2.
    7. Ch 2, *1 HDC into the next 4 stitches, 2 HDC into the next. Repeat from * all the way around. SL ST at the end of the top of the Beg Ch 2.
    8. Ch 2, *1 HDC into the next 5 stitches, 2 HDC into the next. Repeat from * all the way around. SL ST at the end of the top of the Beg Ch 2.
    9. Ch 2, 1 HDC into each stitch all the way around. Join with a SL ST to the top of the Beg Ch 2.
    10. Colour Change B, Ch 2 and 1 HDC into each stitch all the way around. SL ST at the end to the top of the Beg Ch 2.
    11. Ch 2, 1 HDC into each stitch all the way around. ST ST at the end of the top of the Beg Ch 2.
    12. Colour Change A, Ch 1, SC into each stitch. SL ST at the end.
    13. Colour Change C, Ch 1, Sc into each stitch. SL ST at the end.
    14. Colour Change A, Ch 1, SC into each stitch. SL ST at the end.
    15. Colour Change B, Ch 1, SC into each stitch. SL ST at the end.
    16. Colour Change A, CH 1, SC into each stitch. SL ST at the end.
    17. Colour Change C, Ch 1, SC into each stitch, SL ST at the end.
    18. Colour Change A, Ch 1, SC into each stitch, SL ST at the end.
    19. Colour Change B, Ch 2, HDC into each stitch. SL ST at the end.
    20. Ch 2, HDC into each stitch. SL ST at then end.
    21. Colour Change A, CH 2, HDC into each stitch. ST ST at the end.
    22. Ch 2, HDC into each stitch. SL ST at the end.
    23. Fasten off and weave in ends.

    Enjoy this free pattern compliments of Cathy Cunningham of The Crochet Crowd.

     

    by Cathy Cunningham, Executive Assistant to The Crochet Crowd®.
    ©2012 The Crochet Crowd

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    1. Rea says

      May 31, 2021 at 1:25 pm

      Is the adult pattern of the Striped 1 – 3 Year Old Crochet Beanie Hat available? I would love to make a mother-daughter joint gift for my niece and her little one, who will have their birthdays in Oct and Nov. respectively.

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      • Mikey says

        June 10, 2021 at 1:56 pm

        I'm sorry, I think I deleted the adult version pattern. I don't have it anymore to share.

        Michael

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    2. sue maude says

      June 09, 2014 at 4:17 pm

      Hi Mikey and everyone - could you do your 'over the pond' followers a big favour and tell us what the English equivalent of your yarns are.
      In England we have 3ply - fine wool, ( its not so popular now ), then double knit - which is an everyday popular knitting/crochet wool and then chunky, which is thicker and Arran which is a bit thicker still.
      There are speciality yarns of course and we always have to ask " what does it knit to"? or look at the pattern. I knit and crochet and love doing your patterns for my grandchildren but sometimes its a shot in the dark and a lot of trial and error getting a trial piece to the same size as yours!. So could you give your English hookers a helping hand here.!! Thanks to all of you for the weekly e mails I really look forward to them - I have just started an afghan for a new grandchild due in November I will send a pic when its done Regards Sue X

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