(I used Rheatheylia's Divine Hat join method...I love that join!)
To join each round: join with slip stitch around the first front post double crochet of previous round (or beginning ch 2 of the first round), ch 2, then fpdc down into the same front post double crochet you just did the slip stitch to (again, this will be a ch 2 for the beginning round). This pushes the ch 2 behind the fpdc you just made (ignore the ch 2, it doesn’t exist). This isn’t necessary, but it looks better than a standard ch2 and makes the join less obvious.
Sport/baby weight yarn
Size G/4.25mm hook
fpdc = front post double crochet
bpdc = back post double crochet
R1: 11 dc in magic loop, join
R2: ch2, (fpdc in dc, dc in same st) around, join (22 sts)
R3: ch2, (2fpdc in fpdc, bpdc in dc) around, join (33 sts)
R4: ch2, (fpdc in fpdc, dc, fpdc in fpdc, bpdc in bpdc) around, join (44 sts)
R5: ch2, (fpdc in fpdc, bpdc in dc, fpdc in fpdc, bpdc in bpdc) around, join
R6-14: ch2, (fpdc in fpdc, bpdc in bpdc) around, join
R15: reverse sc around, join
Fasten off and weave in ends.
UK termed version:
To join each round: join with slip stitch around the first front post treble crochet of previous round (or beginning ch 2 of the first round), ch 2, then fptr down into the same front post treble crochet you just did the slip stitch to (again, this will be a ch 2 for the beginning round). This pushes the ch 2 behind the fptr you just made (ignore the ch 2, it doesn’t exist). This isn’t necessary, but it looks better than a standard ch2 and makes the join less obvious. The site I found this method at is linked above the US termed version.
Sport/baby weight yarn
Size G/4.25mm hook
fptr = front post treble crochet
bptr = back post treble crochet
R1: 11 tr in magic loop, join
R2: ch2, (fptr in tr, tr in same st) around, join (22 sts)
R3: ch2, (2fptr in fptr, bptr in tr) around, join (33 sts)
R4: ch2, (fptr in fptr, tr, fptr in fptr, bptr in bptr) around, join (44 sts)
R5: ch2, (fptr in fptr, bptr in tr, fptr in fptr, bptr in bptr) around, join
R6-14: ch2, (fptr in fptr, bptr in bptr) around, join
R15: reverse dc around, join
Fasten off and weave in ends.
(The green is done in Caron's Simply Soft and the pink is done in Red Heart's Baby Soft yarn.)
I don't mind if you sell projects resulting in use of this pattern, but please don't sell the pattern itself, and always provide the link/URL to the pattern where you sell it so others can enjoy crafting as well!
3 comments:
Great pattern, I love how fast it works up. I mentioned this pattern in a blog post of my own. Check it out!
http://whateveryoutay.blogspot.ca/2014/05/things-im-working-on-thursday.html
on the off chance you'll see this, any chance on a way to make this fit older kiddos? like a 6month old and a 2 year old?
Hi, I am so glad you posted this pattern. I am going to be crocheting some of the hats for donation and I really like the
look of this pattern. I also have Caron Simply Soft at home and
planned on using it for this project. Thank you again.
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