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This hat is kinda perfect. Super cute and trendy but also, oh-so-functional. Okaaayyyy, but how is a mesh fabric beanie going to keep you warm? Well, it’s not. Not really, and that’s a bit of the point. This beanie is for warmer, lazy, summer days and all that goes with them. Gotta keep the tresses tamed at the park or a walk on the (always windy!) beach? Izza. Still want to be your fashionista self in the open fields of the current musicfest? Izza. Gotta run to the mall for the shock drop of the latest kicks with no time to fix your hair? Izza. Yep, this Izza crochet hat pattern is the answer; a great little addition to your wardrobe. Also, this perfect for all occasions, summer, mesh hat uses only 1 ball of a bamboo blend that can be readily found at most big box stores.
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izza crochet hat pattern
one size
The Izza crochet summer beanie pattern is written for just one size. Because of it’s construction, you can easily adjust it to be smaller│larger. I wanted the sample to have enough extra length to give it a slight slouch. This is written as a compromise between skull cap and a true slouchy beanie.
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izza crochet hat pattern
Behind the izza hat
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about the yarn
As this pile on my desk confirms, I love Coboo.
Coboo is a 50│50 cotton & bamboo blend. Which, is absolutely perfect for warm weather makes. Both fibers are cooling, but its the bamboo that brings the magic to this yarn.
The drape, ya’ll… it’s fantastic.
Lion Brand Coboo
izza crochet hat pattern
the skills you need
adjustable ring (video tutorial) (photo tutorial) – stacked double (video tutorial) – double – single – slip stitch – blo
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- Illustrations – drawn stitch graphics of special stitches
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the pattern
izza
A free crochet pattern, by Rebecca Velasquez
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izza crochet hat pattern
materials & tools
YARN DK weight (#3 light); 154 yd [141 m]
Shown Lion Brand Coboo (50% cotton 50% rayon from bamboo; 232 yd [212 m]│3.5 oz [100 g]), 1 cake; Mauve
*Amount given is for hat as shown│written. Yardage will vary with any alterations of pattern.
HOOK G – [4.0 mm]; or size needed to obtain gauge
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NOTIONS Stitch markers (2), yarn needle
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Gauge
20 sts and 7 rows = 4” [10 cm] in stitch pattern with no blocking; more gauge information given within pattern
Finished MEasurements
CIRCUMFERENCE 22” [56 cm] unstretched; 28” [71 cm] stretched
HEIGHT brim to crown 9½” [24 cm]
izza crochet hat pattern
Project Level
Easy
TECHNIQUES USED
adjustable ring (video tutorial) (photo tutorial)- stacked double (video tutorial)- double – single – slip stitch – blo
NOTES
GENERAL
- Pattern is written in US terms with imperial and metric measurements.
- Yarn amount given is for hat as shown│written. Yardage [m] will vary with any alterations of pattern.
- Read through each line before beginning to avoid any confusion during stitching.
- Refer to Special Stitches instruction {below}, and Tutorial(s) as needed.
- The Special Stitches instructions are detailed, written directions on how to complete specialty stitches as worked within this pattern (Pattern pdf also provides illustrations).
CONSTRUCTION
Hat is worked in joined rounds, top down, the brim is then stitched and joined at same time.
UNDERSTANDING THE PATTERN
- Pattern is written for 1 size.
- Number after period (.) at the end of rows is the stitch count; 8 sts. This means the row just completed should have 8 stitches.
- If no stitch count is given at the end of row, stitch total did not change from previous listing.
- Hat is worked in joined rounds, joining last st to first at the end of rounds.
- Hat is worked with RS facing for every round, do not turn after rounds.
- While gauge is not crucial for this project, any deviation from gauge given will vary the size of hat created and the amount(s) of yarn used.
- Gauge information is given in Details {above} as well as within the pattern; verify that project measurements match given measurements.
- Joining sl st does not count as stitch.
- PM as instructed as a visual reminder of first st of Rnd│corners.
- To alter the height│circumference, instructions are written within the pdf pattern.
- Sample shown is exactly as written with no alterations to pattern. Model has head circumference of 21” [53 cm].
ABBREVIATIONS & SPECIAL STITCHES
Beg – beginning
Blo – back loop only
Ch – chain
Dc – double crochet
PM – place marker
Rep – repeat
Rnd – round
RS – right side
Sc – single crochet
Sl st – slip stitch
Sp(s) – space(s)
St(s) – stitch(es)
Yo – yarn over (hook)
SPECIAL STITCHES
Adjustable ring Leaving a tail of approximately 10” [25.5 cm], make a small ring│circle (1” [2.5 cm] diameter or so), using tension hand, with thumb and middle finger, pinch ring│circle at overlap to keep the yarn from shifting, having working yarn in front, insert hook through ring, draw up a loop, chain 1. Begin pattern. {see Video│Picture tutorial}.
Beg V-st (Beginning V-stitch) (Stacked dc, ch 1, dc) in indicated stitch or space.
Stacked dc (Stacked double crochet) Sc in indicated st, insert hook from front to back in leftmost back vertical bar of sc just made, pull up a loop, yo, draw through 2 loops on hook. Alternatively, replace this stitch with traditional ch 3 if desired. {See Video tutorial]
PM (place marker) Place marker in│around│through stitch just made or as instructed.
V-st (V-stitch) (Dc, ch 1, dc) in indicated stitch or space.
Join Sl st into blo of first st of rnd; joining last st to first, completing a circle.
Fan (Dc, ch 1, dc, ch 1, dc) in indicated stitch or space.
Back ridge Rather than working under the top loops or ‘V’ of foundation chain, turn chain upside-down, insert hook under the single strand of yarn that is bump│ridge-like in appearance, work stitch as normal.
HAT
Crown
Make adjustable ring {see Special Stitches above}.
Rnd 1 (Beg V-st {see Special Stitches above}, PM {see Special Stitches above} in first dc of V-st just made, move marker up with each rnd, ch 1, [V-st {see Special Stitches above}, ch 1] twice) in ring, join {see Special Stitches above}, tighten ring, do not turn. 6 dc 6 ch 1
Rnd 2 (Beg V-st, ch 1) in first dc, (V-st, ch 1) in each dc across, join, do not turn. 12 dc, 12 ch 1
Rnd 3 (Beg V-st, ch 1) in first dc, (dc, ch 1) in next 2 dc, *(fan {see Special Stitches above}, ch 1) in next dc, PM in 2nd (middle) dc of fan just made, move marker up with each rnd, (dc, ch 1) in next 2 dc; rep from * 2 times, (dc, ch 1) in same dc as first dc of rnd, join, do not turn. 20 dc, 20 ch 1
Rnd 4 (Beg V-st, ch 1) in first dc, (dc, ch 1) in each dc across to marker, *(fan, ch 1) in marked dc, (dc, ch 1) in each dc across to marker; rep from * 2 times, (dc, ch 1) in same dc as first dc of rnd, join, do not turn. 28 dc, 28 ch 1
Gauge Check
Hat should measure approximately 3¾” [9.5 cm] in diameter, with no blocking.
Rnds 5-7 Rep Rnd 4. 52 dc, 52 ch 1
Body
Rnd 8 (Stacked dc, ch 1) in first dc, (dc, ch 1) in each dc across, join, do not turn.
Leaving marker in first dc of rnd, remove all other markers.
Rnds 9-18 Rep Rnd 8.
Ribbing│Brim
Row 1 Having RS facing, ch 10, sl st in back ridge of 2nd ch from hook and in each chain across to end, attach to body of hat with sl st in BLO of adjacent st of last row, turn {see Ribbing Attachment Tutorial}. 10 sts
Row 2 Sk attaching sl st, sl st in BLO of each st across to end, turn. 9 sts
Row 3 Ch 1, sl st in BLO of each st across to end, attach to body of hat in BLO of next stitch, turn. 10 sts
Repeat Rows 2 and 3 around hat edge.
Leaving a long tail, Fasten off.
Finishing
Using long tail and yarn needle, sew first row of Ribbing│Brim to last.
Remove marker(s), weave in ends.
Block to measurements {see Finished Measurements above}, if desired.
- Refer to Blocking: A Guide for basic blocking methods│instructions.
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