Asminah's Hat
This hat was really hard to capture on camera. It really turned out quite breathtaking. There is a herringbone lace design that the camera doesn't really pick up well. I have included a few more pictures below to try to show you how beautiful this hat is. It is super simple and I designed and made it in under 3 hours. It does require simple crochet knowledge. It is made with Patons Soy Wool Silk which many people have been looking for patterns for but you could easily substitute any worsted weight yarn.
This hat was really hard to capture on camera. It really turned out quite breathtaking. There is a herringbone lace design that the camera doesn't really pick up well. I have included a few more pictures below to try to show you how beautiful this hat is. It is super simple and I designed and made it in under 3 hours. It does require simple crochet knowledge. It is made with Patons Soy Wool Silk which many people have been looking for patterns for but you could easily substitute any worsted weight yarn.
Supplies:
Worsted Weight Yarn ( I used Patons Soy Wool Stripes in Natural Geranium)
Size 8 11" or 16" circulars
Size 8 dpn's (I used 4)
Crochet hook size G
Darning needle
1 stitch marker
Pattern:
Cast On 80 stitches (This is knit in the round so you will want to place a markers to indicate the end of the row)
R1: Knit
R2: *ssk, K2, yo, K2* repeat from * around ending K2
R3: Knit
R3: Knit
R4: *ssk, K2, yo, K2* repeat from * around ending K2
R5: Knit
R6: *ssk, K2, yo, K2* repeat from * around ending K2
R7: Knit
R8: K1 *K2, yo, K2, K2tog* repeat from * around ending K1
R9: Knit
R10: K1 *K2, yo, K2, K2tog* repeat from * around ending K1
R11: Knit
R12: K1 *K2, yo, K2, K2tog* repeat from * around ending K1
Repeat these rows for as long as desired. I did all rows twice and then the first 6 rows once more before beginning decreases. Remember that the hat will flatten out after the crochet row so hat will be much larger than it appears curled.
D(ecrease)R1: *K8, K2tog* Repeat from * to * around
DR2: *K7, K2tog* Repeat from * to * around
DR3: *K6, K2tog* Repeat from * to * around
DR4: *K5, K2tog* Repeat from * to * around
DR5: *K4, K2tog* Repeat from * to * around
DR6: *K3, K2tog* Repeat from * to * around
DR7: * K2, K2tog* Repeat from * to * around
DR8: *K1, K2tog* Repeat from * to * around
DR9: K2tog across row
Cut yarn leaving tail, with darning needle pass yarn through remaining stitches and pull tight then weave in ends.
Crochet Edging.
On the bottom edge attach yarn
C(rochet)R1: Ch1, 1 single crochet in each st across, ending sl st to Ch1.
CR2: Ch2, 1 double crochet in each single crochet across, ending sl st to Ch2.
CR3: Ch1, 1 single in each double crochet across, ending sl st to Ch1.
Draw yarn through last loop and weave in ends.
As always you can make this pattern for yourself or for a gift, or they can be donated to charity, but you cannot sell hats made from this pattern for profit. If you would like to share this pattern please share the link and not the pattern itself.
40 comments:
I already left you a comment on MySpace, but I just wanted to tell you again how pretty this hat is! I'm also linking to your blog so I don't "lose" it!
It *is* gorgeous. I've been looking for something to do with the SWS I bought solely for it's color and feel. :) Thanks so much for justifying my purchase!
How many skeins did you use for this hat? It's beautiful!
This hat is awesome! I just used the yarn for a scarf and it has become one of my favorites. The colors rock! Nice work!!!
This hat is awesome! I just finished a scarf with it and now this is one of my favorite yarns. Thanks for including the pattern!
Just beautiful! Thanks for the pattern. I'll have to try it out!
That's beautiful! Thanks for sharing your pattern for such a lovely yarn.
This hat looks so detailed, and very beautiful. I would like to make this for my daughter who is in College. I understand the quote about your stash of yarn. My husband makes commits all the time. I have a closet, with a beginning wall of yarn. The closet also has my other hobbies: sewing, quilting,and scrapbooking. Keep up your talent in knitting.
DALP from Lake Charles, Louisana
Ohh thats really really nice - i've been looking for something similar to make hats for a local Ashram - its perfect. Thanks heaps!
Thanks all. It does only take one skein by the way, and you'll have a little bit (a very little bit) left over.
Very cute. Maybe it will work for my Noro Silk Garden. Thanks for sharing:)
Lovely!
this is gorgeous! thanks for sharing the pattern. :D
KodyMay thanks for your beautiful patterns. I love the hat in soy wool by Patons. Your lucky MIL! We don't get many of your beautiful yarns in Australia but I import a lot! Currently have a lot of yarn from Sth West Trading Coy their soy yarn is sublime.
Re. the comment made about substituting Noro Silk Garden by one of the answers to your blog, Silk Garden is Aran weight to my knowledge so wouldn't work for this exact pattern.
CheleBelle
This is a beautiful hat pattern. I made it using Moda Dea Washable Wool yarn in black for my sister-in-law for a Chritmas gift. I know she will love it! I liked the pattern so much, that I am making me a hat too.
I just made this hat with Lion Brand Wool in Autums Sunset. I finished it in no time at all.
Just wanted you to know that it is gorgeous. I can't wait to see more of your creations!!!!!
Thanks for posting the pattern! Love the texture and color. I just bought Patons SWS and have been looking for something like this for my MIL.
I love this hat. I made one for my roommate using Caron Simply Soft Shadows in hot pink and size 9 dpns, and she hasn't taken it off since Christmas. Thank you for the awesome pattern!
Great pattern! I used it for my Chemo donation hat this week! Here's a pic of the completed hat
http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=153948.0
What a gorgeous hat! I start chemo on Friday and found your pattern through a google search for chemo hats. :)
Thanks so much for this wonderful pattern.
What a beautiful piece you've knit - thank you for posting the pattern. I have a few leftover balls of SWS that now have a new use, lol.
Beautiful piece you've knit! I have a few leftover skeins of SWS that will soon be used up for this project - thanks so much for posting the 'how to' :)
Hi Kody thankyou for the pattern I used Rowan Kid Classic to knit a lovely purple version for my husband's Aunt who is dreading having to go through chemo between now and Christmas. It took 34gms as I did the repeat 30 rows of the main pattern and left irt as a roll edge so that she can adjust he depth. I forgot to take a picture as I didn't want to miss the post! Fi Somerset Engalnd UK
Kody, is there a gauge for this pattern? I knit rather loosely, and on patterns that call for 8s I tend to need 7s (I've even been known to go down 2 sizes when knitting flat lace projects). What do you think about this? It's a beautiful hat, and if I knit the pattern through once and realized it was just too loose, I'd beat myself up. :P
Because it's lace I'd say you could go down a needle size or two and it will just make the lace open up even more and stretch. Hope it turns out good for you! I don't really do guage cause on hats length really does effect how that hat fits more than anything else.
This pattern immediately caught my eye in my search for something to do with a skein of beautiful malabrigo yarn. I am interested in making this hat for my friend's daughter who is 4 - do you think I'd need to go down a size, or just make it less long? Much thanks in advance - I'm looking forward to trying this pattern!
I think that with this pattern you could just make the hat shorter, but if you wanted to be on the safe side you could go down a needle size. Let me know how it turns out.
Such a beautiful hat. I want to make a couple for my daughters, at least one for me. I have the same yarn you used already in the stash.. Thanks so much for sharing your pattern
Kody May, just wanted to say thanks for this. I've just made one in a beautiful shade of very fluffy Alpaca mix. It was extremely quick to make, and looks wonderful.
Unfortunately I can't post any pictures of it yet, because I'm going to surprise my Mum with it at Christmas! Hope you don't mind me linking to this pattern as one of my 'fave free patterns' on Stitchin' Bints?
Thank you for posting this pattern. I am going to try this pattern when I am done with my earflap hat I am working on :)
This pattern is beautiful. I just finished making my hat with wool I got in New Zealand!
I'd like to make a matching scarf. I was going to follow the same pattern flat, and purl all the knit rows. Have you tried this, and do you think the shape will come out okay if I do that?
THANKS!
Lovely pattern i can't wait to try it, I can't crochet, do you think a few plain knitted rows on the bottom would do instead?
Thanks for posting this wonderful pattern for everyone to use. I just made this hat for a friend's birthday present and it turned out beautifully!
I love this hat! How much yarn did you use?? Now I know what I'll make for my mom on her birthday! Thanks for the free patterns. You are awesome!
I used just under a skein of the SWS. I'm so sad they are not making this yarn anymore ;(
This is a really lovely hat. It looks so soft, and the yarn is gorgeous.
nice patterns... btw... who is Asminah???
Thanks for sharing. I hope it will be helpful for too many people that are searching for this topic.
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