February 23, 2008

Easy Crochet Hat



Here is another hat that is similar to the last hat. This hat's length was shortened to just cover the ears. The plain, easy crochet hat can be worn under a jacket hood. I do not care for jacket hoods alone as ears can still get a drafty breeze on them.

100% washable wool was used in this hat. I like to use washable wool for children's projects because they tend to need extra laundering. Washable wool can be thrown in the washer and the dryer without the fear of felting.
The trim around the edge was done in the same manner as the other hats (single crochet edge) however an extra row was added to give a scallop edge. This edge gives this hat a slight feminine touch.

We have a couple more hats to share that are done up in 100% wool. One of the hats actually features wool that we handspun ourselves! So be sure to sign up for our email mailing list so you will be able to see it!

Also, we are having a contest to name our easy crochet hat pattern. So far we have only had one suggestion. Please post a comment and give us your suggestion for the very versatile hat pattern. If we select your name idea you will receive a FREE copy of this hat pattern when it is released in two weeks!


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12 comments:

  1. Anna's Cap.

    HappyHooking on Ravelry

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  2. Pathways Hats

    Choose-Your-Own-Adventure hats

    Avenue/s Hats

    I'm playing on the "recipe-ness" of the patterns, which seemed like fun,
    but I'm out of ideas now. :)

    ~Jessica (TopazGirl on Ravelry)

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  3. Cap-You-Like-It

    I'd love to call it Rosebud because the picture is so cute, but that doesn't emphasize the options.

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  5. Wool Scallop Beanie

    crochetville: KarenC.
    Ravelry: Fiberqueen

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  6. Sassy Scallop Cap

    CrisKad on Crochetville and Ravelry

    (its a great hat and cute model!)

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  7. Houdini Hat

    RusticOkie on Crochetville

    (I love the different ways to make it, great hat)

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  8. kaleidoscope cutie
    jura2908- crochetville

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  9. The Magical Transforming Beanie

    I really think this is such an awesome hat!!

    megamomls on Crochetville

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  10. Under-the-Hood Hat

    (Gorgeous girl by the way!)

    hoodlumknit (ravelry)

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  11. i LOVE how you "posed" all the hats! They are so dumb cute! I want one for my next bundle...whenever that is!

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