Are you looking for a chunky hat design? A hat design that is fairly quick to work up? The Elise crochet hat might be for you!
Read on down to learn about the yarn you’ll need, the stitches you’ll need to know and to find the free pattern!
The Yarn That’s Perfect for This Beanie
I designed this hat with Lion brand Wool-Ease Tonal Yarn which is a bulky two-toned color yarn that is extremely beautiful!
\Ultimately I ended up using the Grey Marble color mainly for the gorgeous mixture of whites and grays throughout. But the bad news is….
As of 2020 this yarn is no longer available so as a substitution I recommend using Color Made Easy from Lion Brand Yarn. It is available in 22 different colors so you can make it unique to you and has the same weight so it will yield a similar hat size to the original yarn that I used.
I found the Color Made Easy yarn to be soft to the touch and an overall quick yarn to crochet a project up with. You can see it worked up in my V-Stitch Blanket if you’d like to take a look at it in a bigger project. The best part? It is machine washable and dryable which means it’s perfect when I need to wash up my kids hats! So this yarn definitely gets a seal of approval from me!
I used a 9.00 mm hook since this yarn is considered a bulky 5 which is the reason this crochet hat pattern works up so fast. I prefer to work with a Boye Crochet Hook (I’ll link it up below so you can check it out) but any 9.00 mm crochet hook would work perfectly fine.
Let’s not wait anymore to get started! If you have looked over the material list and stitch abbreviations then you are good to go! Read on down for the free crochet beanie pattern and let’s start crocheting!
Enjoy!
Elise Crochet Hat Pattern
Skill Level: Intermediate
Materials
- Less than 1 skein or 124 yards of Lion Brand Yarn Wool Ease Tonal Yarn in Grey Marble (Color Made Easy by Lion Brand as a substitute) or any other bulky 5 yarn.
- 9.00 mm crochet hook
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
Crochet Abbreviations
- CH = Chain
- HDC = Half Double Crochet
- SL ST = Slip Stitch
- ST = Stich
- SC = Single Crochet
- SK = Skip
Finished Size
- 21″ circumference by 8.5″ height. Fits most teen to adult women
Gauge
- 2 sts for every 1 inch
Notes
- This pattern is written in American Standard Terms.
- The CH 1 in each round does NOT count as an ST.
- To start a new round always SL ST in to the top of the first HDC ST from the previous round.
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The Pattern Steps
Round 1: CH 2, In 2nd CH from hook HDC 10 times, SL ST to top of first HDC. (10)
Round 2: CH 1, starting in first ST HDC 2 times in each ST around, SL ST to top of first HDC. (20)
Round 3: CH 1, SK first ST, * HDC 2 times in next ST, go back to SK ST and HDC, SK next ST, repeat from * for a total of 30 STS, SL ST to top of first HDC. (30)
Round 4: CH 1, SK first ST, *HDC in next ST, go back to SK ST and HDC, SK next ST, HDC 2 times in next ST, go back to SK ST and HDC one time, SK next ST, repeat from * , SL ST to top of first HDC. (37)
Round 5: CH 1, SK first ST, * HDC in next ST, go back to SK ST and HDC in it, SK next ST, repeat from * around ending with 1 SC in last ST, SL ST to top of first HDC. (37)
Round 6-10: Repeat round 5. (37)
Round 11: CH 1, SC in first ST, SC in every ST around, SL ST to top of first SC. (37)
Round 12: Repeat round 11. (37)
Finishing
Fasten off yarn and weave in loose ends securely with yarn needle.
I hope you enjoyed the Elise Crochet Hat Pattern, and if you have any questions please feel free to ask.
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I’ve looked everywhere for the initial chain count. Am I just missing it?
Hi Linda,
This hat is worked in the round and starts with a chain 2. Scroll down to the section titled The Pattern Steps, and you’ll see round 1 and the initial ch.
Happy Crocheting!
Krista
May I use a chunky weight 6 for this hat. And what would you recommended for hook size?
Hi Deb,
You could use a 9 mm and it would work great. The tonal yarn I used was considered a five weight yarn but it was more like a bulky 6 weight.
Happy Crocheting!
Krista
Hey – I’m struggling to keep 37 stitches. Because I sl into first hdc and ch doesn’t count as a stitch I lose that first stitch that the sl is in. Or does that count as the skipped stitch and I come back to it?
Hi Lauren,
That counts as the skipped stitch you’d go back to. 🙂 Happy Crocheting!
Krista