Hat For Every Head Crochet Beanie Pattern

Who knew that with just a hook and some yarn, you could conjure up something as cool as a crochet beanie? Perfect for anyone looking to add a dash of homemade charm to their look or hunting for that heartwarming present, these beanies are more than just hats.

Crochet Beanie

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Materials Needed:

Size 5 mm crochet hook
Size 4 weight yarn

Pattern Overview:

Emily Anne guides us through making a large adult-sized beanie but also mentions adjustments for infant and youth sizes. The project uses half double crochets throughout, working into the back loops only from the second row onwards to create a ribbed effect that enhances stretch and fit.

Step-by-Step Instructions:

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Starting Chain:

Start by making a slip knot. Cross the yarn over itself, pull a loop through, creating a slip knot.
Create a foundation chain of 49 stitches. If using different yarn sizes, ensure the chain measures about 12 inches to match the pattern specifications.

Row 1:

The pattern begins with half double crochet stitches. To start, yarn over and insert the hook into the third chain from the hook (the first two chains count as your turning chain).
Complete a half double crochet by pulling yarn through the chain (three loops on hook), then yarn over and pull through all three loops on your hook.
Continue with half double crochets into each back bump of the foundation chain. You should have 47 stitches by the end of this row due to skipping the initial two chains.

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Row 2 and Beyond:

Chain two (this counts as the first half double crochet) and turn your work.
From the second row onward, work all half double crochets into the back loops only. This will give the beanie ribbed textures and a nice stretch.
Continue adding rows in the same manner until your piece measures about 19 inches, which typically equates to around 54 rows for a large adult size beanie.

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Closing the Beanie:

After your final row, cut a long tail of yarn to use for sewing.
Fold the crochet piece in half, with the ribbed texture facing outward.
Using a yarn needle, sew the sides together, aligning the stitches closely for a neat seam. Work through the outer loops of the stitches for a smoother join.
To close the top of the beanie, continue using the tail. Weave the yarn through the stitches around the opening at the top, pulling tight to gather the crown and secure with a knot.