Sunburst Square Bucket Hat
Bucket hats are trendy head accessories that pair well with casual, warm-weather outfits. This free pattern teaches you to crochet a Sunburst Granny Square Bucket Hat.
Despite the intermediate difficulty level described in the pattern, the instructions are easy to follow. If you’re comfortable with color changes and some basic stitch combinations, you can make it.
The pattern is available in two adult sizes, so gather your materials, including your favorite medium-weight (#4) yarn, and start crocheting a stylish bucket hat today.
Sizing information:
The small hat will fit 21″ to 22″ heads.
The larger hat will fit 23″ to 24″ heads.
This crochet pattern and image are property of Zamiguz Handmade Creations.
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