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Simply Springtime Flower Hat

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Introducing the

Simply Springtime Flower Hat

– Free Crochet Pattern

Simply Springtime Flower Hat @OombawkaDesign

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This is a very simple and light springtime/summer hat pattern – there are 2 different flower embellishments included in the pattern.

The hat is crocheted using a 5.00 mm crochet hook, until the final round where I recommend a larger hook size (6.50 mm) for the decorative slip stitch edging.

Based on popular request I have decided to add this pattern directly to my website 🙂 Please scroll down for the full pattern!

Sizes:
Newborn, 3-6 month, 6-12 month, 12-24 months, 3-5 years, 6-10 years, Adult (small & medium)

Materials:
Lion Brand Cotton Ease Yarn was used (11 wpi) – any yarn 10-11 wpi (wraps per inch) can be substituted,
4.00mm (G-6), 5.00mm (H-8) and 6.50mm (K- 10.5) crochet hook where indicated (or hook needed to obtain gauge),
stitch markers, yarn needle, scissors, measuring tape

Abbreviations:

R-round, AL-adjustable loop, ch-chain, dc-double crochet, ss-slip stitch, sp-space, x-times, blo-back loop only, sc-single crochet, F/O – finish off, yo – yarn over, hdc – half double crochet, st – stitch, sts – stitches, ch1sp – chain 1 space(s), tr2tog – triple stitch two together, dc3tog – double crochet 3 together, dc2tog – double crochet 2 together

Gauge:

15 sts & 8 rows = 4 “ square, (3.75 sts & 2 rows = 1” square)

**Before you begin, please see the information about how to find the 1st ch1sp and about creating the correct gauge*

Simply Springtime Flower Hat

Springtime Flower hat

 

Newborn (NB) (fits head circumference:  13.5”)

R1: Create an AL, ch2, crochet 6dc into the loop, ss to the 1st dc [6]

R2: ch2, 2dc in each st around, ss to the 1st dc [12]

R3: (ch3*, ch1, dc) in the 1st st, (dc, ch1, dc) in each remaining st around, ss to the top of the initial ch3 (*the initial ch3 counts as a dc in this round) [36]

R4: (ch3*, 2dc, ch1) in the **1st ch1sp**, (3dc, ch1) in each remaining ch1sp around,  ss to the top of the initial ch3 (*the initial ch3 counts as a dc in this round) [48]

R5-11: repeat R4 [48]

R12: using a 6.50 mm hook, ss in each blo around, F/O [48]

 

3-6 month (fits head circumference: 16-17”)

R1: Create an AL, ch2, crochet 7dc into the loop, ss to the 1st dc [7]

R2: ch2, 2dc in each st around, ss to the 1st dc [14]

R3: (ch3*, ch1, dc) in the 1st st, (dc, ch1, dc) in each remaining st around, ss to the top of the initial ch3 (*the initial ch3 counts as a dc in this round)  [42]

R4: [ch3*, 2dc, ch1) in the **1st ch1sp**, (3dc, ch1) in each remaining ch1sp around,  ss to the top of the initial ch3 (*the initial ch3 counts as a dc in this round) [56]

R5-11: repeat R4 [56]

R12: using a 6.50 mm hook, ss in each blo around, F/O [56]

 

 

6-12 month (fits head circumference: 17-18”)

R1: Create an AL, ch2, crochet 7dc into the loop, ss to the 1st dc [7]

R2: ch2, 2dc in each of the first 6sts; 3dc in the last st, ss to the 1st dc [15]

R3:  (ch3*, ch1, dc) in the 1st st, (dc, ch1, dc) in each remaining st around, ss to the top of the initial ch3 (*the initial ch3 counts as a dc in this round)  [45]

R4: [ch3*, 2dc, ch1) in the **1st ch1sp**, (3dc, ch1) in each remaining ch1sp around,  ss to the top of the initial ch3 (*the initial ch3 counts as a dc in this round)  [60]

R5-12: repeat R4 [60]

R13: using a 6.50 mm hook, ss in each blo around, F/O [60]

 

12-24 month (fits head circumference 18-19”)

R1: Create an AL, ch2, crochet 7dc into the loop, ss to the 1st dc [7]

R2: ch2, (dc2tog, ch2) in the 1st dc, (dc3tog, ch1) in each remaining dc around  [15]

R3(ch3*, ch1, dc) in the 1st st, (dc, ch1, dc) in each remaining st around, ss to the top of the initial ch3 (*the initial ch3 counts as a dc in this round)  [45]

R4: [ch3*, 2dc, ch1) in the **1st ch1sp**, (3dc, ch1) in each remaining ch1sp around,  ss to the top of the initial ch3 (*the initial ch3 counts as a dc in this round)  [60]

R5-R13: repeat R4 [60]

R14: using a 6.50 mm hook, ss in each blo around, F/O [60]

 

 

3-5 year (fits head circumference: 20”)

R1: Create an AL, ch2, crochet 8dc into the loop, ss to the 1st dc [8]

R2: ch2, (dc2tog, ch2) in the 1st dc, (dc3tog, ch1) in each remaining dc around  [17]

R3:  ch3*, ch1, dc) in the 1st st, (dc, ch1, dc) in each remaining st around, ss to the top of the initial ch3 (*the initial ch3 counts as a dc in this round) [51]

R4: (ch3*, 2dc, ch1) in the **1st ch1sp**,(3dc, ch1) in each remaining ch1sp around,  ss to the top of the initial ch3 (*the initial ch3 counts as a dc in this round) [68]

R5-14: repeat R4  [68]

R16: using a 6.50 mm hook, ss in each blo around, F/O [68]

 

 

6-10 year (fits head circumference:  21”)

R1: Create an AL, ch2, crochet 9dc into the loop, ss to the 1st dc [9]

R2: ch2, (dc2tog, ch1) in the 1st dc, (dc3tog, ch1) in each remaining dc around  [18]

R3:  [ch3*, ch1, dc) in the 1st st, (dc, ch1, dc) in each remaining st around, ss to the top of the initial ch3 (*the initial ch3 counts as a dc in this round)  [54]

R4:  [(ch3*, 2dc, ch1) in the **1st ch1sp**,(3dc, ch1) in each remaining ch1sp around,  ss to the top of the initial ch3 (*the initial ch3 counts as a dc in this round) [72]

R5-15: repeat R4  [72]

R16: using a 6.50 mm hook, ss in each blo around, F/O [72]

 

Adult Small (fits head circumference 22”)

R1: Create an AL, ch2, crochet 9dc into the loop, ss to the 1st dc [9]

R2: ch2, (dc2tog, ch2) in the 1st dc, (dc3tog, ch1) in each remaining dc around [19]

R3:  (ch3*, ch1, dc) in the 1st st, (dc, ch1, dc) in each remaining st around, ss to the top of the initial ch3 (*the initial ch3 counts as a dc in this round) [57]

R4: (ch3*, 2dc, ch1) in the **1st ch1sp**,(3dc, ch1) in each remaining ch1sp around,  ss to the top of the initial ch3 (*the initial ch3 counts as a dc in this round) [76]

R5-16: repeat R4 [76]

R17: using a 6.50 mm hook, ss in each blo around, F/O [76]

Adult Medium (fits head circumference  23”)

R1: Create an AL, ch2, crochet 10dc into the loop, ss to the 1st dc[9]

R2: ch2, (dc2tog, ch1) in the 1st dc, (dc3tog, ch1) in each remaining dc around [20]

R3: (ch3*, ch1, dc) in the 1st st, (dc, ch1, dc) in each remaining st around, ss to the top of the initial ch3 (*the initial ch3 counts as a dc in this round) [60]

R4: (ch3*, 2dc, ch1) in the **1st ch1sp**,(3dc, ch1) in each remaining ch1sp around,  ss to the top of the initial ch3 (*the initial ch3 counts as a dc in this round) [80]

R5-R17: repeat R4  [80]

R18: using a 6.50 mm hook, ss in each blo around, F/O [80]

newborn flower simply springtime hat

Small Flower (used on NB hat):

R1: 8sc in an AL, ss to join [8]

R2: ch1, [puff stitch (see instructions below), ch1, ss] in each sc around (8x) , ss to 1st ch1 to join, F/O (creates 8-petals).

Puff stitch: YO insert hook, pull up 1 loop, YO insert hook, pull up 1 loop, YO insert hook, pull up 1 loop, YO and pull through all 7-loops on the hook

flower simply springtime hat

Layered Flowers

Make 2 – using 2 different size hooks – the flowers on the hat pictured used  a 4mm and 5mm hook.  For larger flowers, or more layers, use a different size hook for each layer (i.e. use a 4mm, 5mm and 6mm for a three layer flower)

R1: AL, ch1, (1 sc, ch1) 6x into the AL (creates 6 ch1 spaces)

R2: (ch2, 1dc) into each ch1sp around (6x), ch2, ss to 1st chain of the round (creates 7 ch2 spaces)

R3: (ch3, tr2tog, ch4, ss) in each ch2 space around (7x), ss to join and F/O  (creates 7 petals)

Layer the flowers, one on top of the other and stitch (with a contrasting colour of yarn) through the centre.  You can also securely attach a button or bead to the centre, before attaching the flower to the hat.

 

For the colour change used in the photo, change colour at the end of R1 and then again at the end of R3.  To attach the colour for R4, attach the colour in the ch1sp to the right of the final ss of R3.

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15 Comments | Date: 14/04/2013  | By: Rhondda

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  1. Rhondda says

    13/05/2022 at 6:17 PM

    Hi Deborah, yes, we count the ch1sp as a stitch for this. I responded by email but wanted to add this on the post as a comment as well. All the best, Rhondda

  2. Deborah A Woy says

    11/05/2022 at 9:27 AM

    Simply springtime flower hat
    Newborn
    Round 2 12 stitches
    Round 3 says 36 stitches but you only did two dc in each stitch so I get 24. Do you count ch 1 between dc as stitch or what am I doing wrong.

  3. Terri Jordan says

    26/07/2014 at 10:58 PM

    I love the simply spring flower

  4. Rhondda says

    25/07/2014 at 10:58 AM

    Thank you Kathy 🙂 I’m happy you like it!

  5. Kathy Carenza says

    25/07/2014 at 10:51 AM

    I love how light and delicate the hat looks.the flower is so bright and pretty. Can’t wait to make it for my granddaughters and great nieces.

  6. Rhondda says

    02/07/2014 at 6:50 PM

    Hi Nikki 🙂 We were all new once and every Designer writes their patterns differently which does not make it easy when you are trying to learn the craft 🙂 I’m happy you figured it out – if you run into any questions just message me – I will be here tonight (was at the splash pad with my Littles this afternoon!) All the best, Rhondda

  7. Nikki says

    02/07/2014 at 4:25 PM

    I got it i got it! Tyvm! Guess i just needed to read and breathe lol

  8. Nikki says

    02/07/2014 at 4:05 PM

    Thanks so much for helping me with my super beginner questions. I should be able to do this but I’m lost. For the new born size, when I close my first ring, will I have 6 dc plus my ch 2?

  9. Rhondda says

    02/07/2014 at 11:19 AM

    Hi Nikki 🙂 Remember the first chain 3 counts as a double crochet – this might be the stitch you are missing. Let me know – I’m happy to help,
    Rhondda

  10. Nikki says

    02/07/2014 at 11:15 AM

    Thanks for sharing. ..This hat is adorable. ..I thought I could do it but I just cannot get 36 st’s in round three…ill keep trying lol ty

  11. Renaude RD says

    24/03/2014 at 3:05 PM

    Thank you for this great pattern! It was really fun to do!

  12. oombawkadesign says

    17/03/2014 at 2:47 PM

    Hi Tereza 🙂 Thank you 🙂 I am very happy you like the pattern! Greetings back from Canada! Rhondda

  13. Tereza says

    17/03/2014 at 7:52 AM

    Dear Rhondda 🙂 I like your pattern. It´s quick and simple. I am really glad that I can download a free pattern. Wishing you alll the best from Slovakia. 🙂

  14. Rhondda Mol says

    14/04/2013 at 12:38 PM

    Thanks Sandy 🙂 It works up quickly too – which I like!

  15. Sandy Campbell says

    14/04/2013 at 12:09 PM

    It is really cute Rhondda!! Congrats! Sandy

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