How to Crochet a Hat!

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Introduction: How to Crochet a Hat!

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Step 1: Materials

Materials:
10.5 Crochet Needle
Yarn

Step 2: Step 1

1. Begin with a slip stitch and 8 chain stitches.

Step 3: Step 2

2. Connect the two ends by putting your needle through the first stitch and do 2 single crochet stitch in each stitch so you end up with 16 stitches around the outer ring.

Step 4: Step 3

3. For the second row:
1st stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
2nd stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
3rd stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
4th stitch: do 2 single crochet stitches,
do this repetition until you reach the beginning of the row marked by the tail.

Step 5: Step 4

4. The third row is a single crochet stitch all the way around.

Step 6: Step 5

5. The 4th row is 2 single crochet stitches in each stitch all the way around. Try to keep your hat flat, you don't want it to roll quite yet.

Step 7: Step 6 - 15

6. The next row is:
1st stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
2nd stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
3rd stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
4th stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
5th stitch: do 2 single crochet stitches,
do this repetition until you reach the beginning of the row marked by the tail.
7. When you reach the beginning again, its a single crochet stitch all the way around.

8. The next set is:
1st stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
2nd stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
3rd stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
4th stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
5th stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
6th stitch: do 2 single crochet stitches,
do this repetition until you reach the beginning of the row marked by the tail.

8. Once again, when you reach the beginning again, its a single crochet stitch all the way around.

9. The next set is:
1st stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
2nd stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
3rd stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
4th stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
5th stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
6th stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
7th stitch: do 2 single crochet stitches,
do this repetition until you reach the beginning of the row marked by the tail.

10. Instead of doing a row of single crochet all the way around, do the counting rows again only modify stitch 8:
1st stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
2nd stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
3rd stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
4th stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
5th stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
6th stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
7th stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
8th stitch: do 2 single crochet stitches,
do this repetition until you reach the beginning of the row marked by the tail.

11. Counting row again, but modify the 9th stitch:
1st stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
2nd stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
3rd stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
4th stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
5th stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
6th stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
7th stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
8th stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
9th stitch: do 2 single crochet stitches,
do this repetition until you reach the beginning of the row marked by the tail.

12. This row, the same counting technique but modify to do 2 single crochet in stitch 10.

13. Modify the same counting row to do the 2 single crochet in stitch 11.

14. Again for stitch 12.

15. Against for stitch 13.

Step 8: ** Note **

If you run out of yarn, simply tie the end of the used yarn to the end of the new yarn

Step 9: Step 16, 17 & 18

16. Single crochet in everything stitch around and around and around until you've reached your desired depth. You will start to notice the hat curl, this is expected.

17. Once you've reached your desired depth, you need to close up the rim. We're back to counting:
1st stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
2nd stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
3rd stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
SKIP 4th stitch,
5th stitch: do 1 single crochet stitch,
do this repetition until you reach the beginning of the row marked by the tail.

18. For the final row, repeat the counting in step 17 but skip 2 stitches. Pull the loop out really big, snip the end and tie a knot and you are DONE!

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28 Comments

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rosycheecks35
rosycheecks35

6 years ago

You are amazing!!!

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babepinky091
babepinky091

Reply 9 months ago

Thanks

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AmieraSaree
AmieraSaree

Question 1 year ago on Step 4

Hey, on on of the steps it says to do a single stitch then a double stitch. Well, I don't know what the difference between the two are, I only know one way of crochet stitching.

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2022gaba
2022gaba

Question 2 years ago on Step 9

It’s great but super big how can I get a smaller onr

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zoerainbows
zoerainbows

5 years ago

this is soo cute i love it,it looks french thanks!

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Namuganza Sandra
Namuganza Sandra

6 years ago

thank you so much i was able to crochet ma hat and even added a brim

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Namuganza Sandra
Namuganza Sandra

6 years ago

thank you so much i was able to crochet ma hat and even added a brim

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Namuganza Sandra
Namuganza Sandra

6 years ago

thank you so much i was able to crochet ma hat and even added a brim

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Namuganza Sandra
Namuganza Sandra

6 years ago

thank you so much i was able to crochet ma hat and even added a brim

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Namuganza Sandra
Namuganza Sandra

6 years ago

thank you so much i was able to crochet ma hat and even added a brim

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lissabee.4
lissabee.4

10 years ago on Step 9

Thank you for helping me finish my FIRST crochet project. It was the perfect way to begin my crocheting journey, and it fits! I can't wait to wear it out and about. Now, I'm on to leg warmers or slippers or a scarf...so many projects.

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MayTan123
MayTan123

11 years ago on Introduction

For row 9 or 10, is it normal to have remainders after finishing the last double single crochet? If it is, do I just finished single crocheting it and start the next round like nothing happened in the last round???

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adonnelly1
adonnelly1

13 years ago on Introduction

do i have to use wool?? can i use carron simply soft eco yarn?

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LilithAvalon
LilithAvalon

Reply 12 years ago on Introduction

NO! You MUST use wool! J/k, I'm sure any is fine (I'm using acrylic like a n00b), as long as it suits your needs (warm enough, not too itchy, washable, etc.)

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BobMarleyFan
BobMarleyFan

Reply 12 years ago on Introduction

Dont feel bad,i used acrylic too. nOObs UNITE! lol

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Mina000
Mina000

12 years ago on Step 7

i'm not new at crochetting, butI never learned the vocab and names. What do you mean by "do the counting rows again only modify stitch 8" on step 10?

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LilithAvalon
LilithAvalon

Reply 12 years ago on Introduction

It follows the same pattern of single crochet, then 2 single crochet in one stitch every 8 stitches.