Hello crafters, today I am sharing my one hour beanie pattern with you, you’re welcome 🙂 I created this pattern so that I could gift many cozy beanies for Christmas. I love these hats because they work up so quickly and are very warm due to the fact that they use bulky yarn.
This pattern is a ‘one size fits all’ adult size hat. The style of the hat is very versatile as you can fold the brim however you would like or not fold it at all to make a longer beanie
Materials required to make your one hour beanie
- bulky yarn weight (5) (I love using Loops & Threads Charisma for this pattern and it comes in tons of cool colours) 1 ball should be enough to complete your beanie
- 8 mm crochet hook
- yarn needle to sew up top of hat
If you would like to make this beanie with another type of yarn it is totally doable! To ensure that you get the same size beanie you need to make sure that your foundation row is 11″ long and then work the pattern until your piece measures 22″. Then proceed to the finishing steps below.
Pattern
Foundation half double crochet 25 stitches.
- ch2 (counts as hdc) hdc into next stitch and each stitch across (25hdc)
- repeat 1.
- ch2(counts as hdc) hdcBLO into next stitch and each stitch across (25hdc)
- ch2(counts as hdc) hdcFLO into next stitch and each stitch across (25hdc)
- ch2(counts as hdc) hdcBLO into next stitch and each stitch across (25hdc)
- repeat 1.
- repeat 1.
- repeat 1.
Rows 9 – 14 (repeat rows 3-8)
Rows 15 – 20 (repeat rows 3-8)
Rows 21-26 (repeat rows 3-8)
27. ch2(counts as hdc) hdcBLO into next stitch and each stitch across (25hdc)
28. ch2(counts as hdc) hdcFLO into next stitch and each stitch across (25hdc)
29. ch2(counts as hdc) hdcBLO into next stitch and each stitch across (25hdc)
Finishing steps
Fold the sides of your beanie together with the inside of the hat facing outwards. The picture below shows the outside of the beanie. Note that the different rows give texture to the pattern whereas the inside of the beanie is a more uniform pattern without the obvious ridges.
Join up the side of your rectangle by slip stitching into the outer loops of each edge.
Chain 1. Work a row of single crochet around the bottom edge of the beanie. Ideally you want to work one single crochet into the edge of each row. It can be a little bit difficult to see the edges of your rows so don’t be too hard on yourself if you have one stitch extra or one stitch less somewhere along the line.
Closing up the top end of your beanie
If you have a long yarn tail at the top of your hat you can use that to tie up the top of your beanie. If you didn’t leave a long tail you can simply slip stitch a new piece of yarn to any stitch along the top edge.
Slip your yarn onto a yarn needle and weave in and out of each stitch around the top of the beanie. Pull yarn tight to cinch the top of your beanie closed and then tie off securely. Weave tail into the rest of the beanie until it disappears.
I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial! Please comment below or shoot me an email if you have any questions, comments or concerns. I would also love to see your completed beanie hats in my email inbox, on Facebook (@Matayamade) or on Instagram (@MatayaMade)
Happy crafting,
