Carnivale Slouchy Beanie Free Pattern

Carnivale Beanie

brought to you by MTP Designs

a subsidiary of Madd Tea Party Boutique

Copyright 2022

Materials: 

#4 worsted weight yarn, approx 240 yards

 J 6mm hook for worsted weight

Needle for sewing in ends and attaching pieces

Large pompom maker or faux fur pompom

Stitch Guide: 

sc: single crochet

sc incr: single crochet increase

sc dec: single crochet decrease

sl: slip stitch

ch: chain

hdc: half double crochet

hdc dec: half double crochet decrease

dc: double crochet

dc dec: double crochet decrease

flo: front loop only

blo: back loop only

tc: triple crochet

ps: puff stitch

sk: skip

st: stitch

Special Instructions: I suggest using the invisible dec wherever it says in the pattern to do a dec, it helps with the overall look of the item

puff: puff stitch: yo, insert hook into the st, yo and pull up a loop x4,

until there are 9 loops on the hook, yo and pull through all loops, sl to close

puff dec: yo, insert hook into st, yo and pull up a loop x3, until there are 7 loops on the hook, go to the next puff st, yo, insert hook into the st x2, until there are 11 loops on the hook, yo and pull through all loops, sl to close

if you want a slouchier longer hat, you can repeat round 3 as many times as you like until it is the size you want before moving on to round 17

standard hat brim measurements are 18-20” on the brim measured unstretched, I stick right in the middle, it will give you a couple of inches when stretched out, measure it unstretched to between the 18-20” as desired!

When making these, I use the same amount of stitches, no matter the size of the brim you're making, whether smaller or larger, it changes slightly the placement along the brim, being either a little closer together or further apart, but in my experience the hat body itself shape will not change based on the brim. If you would however like to change the amount of stitches, this hat is done in repeats of 5

hdc in the 3^rd loop: when you look at the back of a hdc st, you will see an extra loop in behind the two loops on top, that is where you will place your stitch

hdc in the 3^rd loop: when you look at the back of a hdc st, you will see an extra loop in behind the two loops on top, that is where you will place your stitch

Brim:

ch 10

Row 1: 1 hdc in the 3^rd ch from hook, 1 hdc in the next 7, turn (8)

Row 2 – 39: (or until the brim measures approximately 19”unstretched) ch 1, 1 hdc in the blo, repeat across, turn (8)

fold so the two ends are touching, and sl through both sides to join (8)

turn your project right side out so the seam is facing inwards

Body:

Round 1: working into the side of the stitches: ch 1, 70 hdc, join with a sl (70)

Round 2: ch 1, 1 puff, sk 1 st, repeat around, join with a sl (35)

Round 3 – 16: ch 1, work one puff st in the space between each puff, join with a sl (35)

Round 17: ch 1, 5 puff, 1 puff dec, repeat around, join with a sl (30)

Round 18: ch 1, 4 puff, 1 puff dec, repeat around, join with a sl (25)

Round 19: ch1, 3 puff, 1 puff dec, repeat around, join with a sl (20)

Round 20: ch 1, 2 puff, 1 puff dec, repeat around, join with a sl (15)

Round 21: ch 1, 1 puff, 1 puff dec, repeat around, join with a sl (10)

Round 22: ch 1, 1 puff dec, repeat around, join with a sl (5)

finish off and weave in ends

attach pompom to the top centre

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