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It is the time of the year again: St. Patrick’s Day preparation. I always liked preparing for holidays, no matter which one. And St. Patrick’s Day is all about green’s, gold’s and clover’s. Well, I decided to combine all these into one by creating the St. Patrick’s Beanie.
Furthermore, the stitch I used for the beanie is a lacy stitch and is called the Irish Fan stitch, how appropriate. 🙂 Also, I used a different way of creating the brim by using front-post single crochet, which makes the brim knit-like. Very pretty.
After creating the beanie, I also attached a 4-leaf clover to the beanie to give it the extra special effect making it look even more like a St. Patrick’s Beanie. Doesn’t it look cute?
For all the stitches and the 4-leaf clover I created a video tutorial to make it even easier to make this beanie. I hope helps everyone:-)
I have the pattern uploaded on both Ravelry and Etsy. The link to pdf (ad-free) version of this pattern is all the way on the bottom of this pattern. 🙂
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The pattern is designed for a adult/teen head, but can be adjusted to make it bigger and smaller as the pattern includes a specific stitch repeat that can be made more or less of to change the size of the beanie.
A 5.0mm hook was used for the pattern and I used the Caron simply soft yarn (in green, black and yellow) that can be purchased HERE thru Michael’s. (affiliate)
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You will need:
- 5.0mm hook
- Tapestry needle and scissors
- Worsted weighted yarn, I used Caron Simply Soft in color green (COLOR A), black (COLOR B) and yellow or light green (COLOR C)
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Gauge:
5dc x 2 rows = 1 square inch
Stitches used (click for video tutorial):
NOTE: These instructions are for a teen/adult head, but you could make it smaller or larger by just stopping earlier or extent it more. You can also use it as a messy bun/ponytail beanie by closing the hole temporally or permanently only a little bit. If you don’t do it permanently, then you can always change it back and forth.
In order to change the size of the giving pattern, the first thing you need to know is the head circumference of the person you are making the hat for. Furthermore, you will also need to know the height of hat that can be made bigger too depending on whether you want the hat to be snuggly on the top of the head or be slouchy (just add more green yarn rows to extent it).
Instructions:
BRIM:
With color A and a 5.0mm hook make a chain of 8 chains
Row 1: 1 sc the second chain from the hook, 1 sc in each stitch across, ch 1, turn (7 sts)
Row 2: 1 fpsc around each pole, ch 1, turn (7 sts) This video shows exactly how to do that.
Row 3-80: repeat row 2
Feel free to extent or shorten the brim according to the head circumference of the person wearing it in the end.
Fold the brim band in half (wrong side out) and connect the ends by slip stitching them together to make a circle. Then turn the brim right side out again.
Do NOT cut the yarn, continue below.
BEANIE:
Round 1:Using sc, crochet 70 stitches all around (you can increase or decrease the amount, but keep in mind that the irish fan pattern requires a multiple of 7), Sl st to the first sc. Change color to COLOR B during the slip stitch so the color change is smooth.
Round 2: Ch2, 1 dc in the same st, 1 dc in the next st, sk 2 sts, 5dc in the next stitch, sk 2 sts, * 1 dc in the next 2 sts, sk 2 st, 5 dc in the next st, sk 2 sts, repeat from * to the end, sl st to the first dc (70 sts)
Round 3: sl st in between the 2 dc from the previous round, Ch 2, *5 dc in between the 2 dc group from the previous round, place 1 dc in the space between the 2nd and 3rd dc of the previous rounds 5 dc group, place 1 dc in the space between the 3rd and 4th dc of the same 5 dc group, repeat from * to the end of the round, sl st to the first dc (70 sts)
Round 4: sl st to the space between the 2nd and 3rd dc of the previous rounds 5 dc group, Ch 2, 1 dc in the same space, 1 dc in the space between the 3rd and 4th dc of the same 5 dc group, 5 dc in between the 2 dc group from the previous round, * place 1 dc in the space between the 2nd and 3rd dc of the previous rounds 5 dc group, place 1 dc in the space between the 3rd and 4th dc of the same 5 dc group, 5 dc in between the 2 dc group from the previous round, repeat from * to the end of the round, sl st to the first dc (70 sts)
Change yarn to color A again during the last sl st of round 4
Round 5 – 11: Repeat rounds 3 and 4
Round 12: sl st to the space between the 2nd and 3rd dc of the previous rounds 5 dc group, Ch 2, 1 dc in the same space, 1 dc in the space between the 3rd and 4th dc of the same 5 dc group, 3 dc in between the 2 dc group from the previous round, * place 1 dc in the space between the 2nd and 3rd dc of the previous rounds 5 dc group, place 1 dc in the space between the 3rd and 4th dc of the same 5 dc group, 3 dc in between the 2 dc group from the previous round, repeat from * to the end of the round, sl st to the first dc (50 sts)
Round 13: sl st in between the 2 dc from the previous round, Ch 2, *1 dc in between the 2 dc group from the previous round, place 1 dc in the space between the 2nd and 3rd dc of the previous rounds 3 dc group, place 1 dc in the space between the 3rd and 4th dc of the same 3 dc group, repeat from * to the end of the round, sl st to the first dc (30 sts)
Round 14: Ch 2, 1 dc in the same space, *1 dc in between the 2 dc group from the previous round, repeat from * to the end of the round, sl st to the first dc (20 sts), fasten off, leaving long piece of yarn for closing the beanie
Turning the beanie inside out, close the beanie by weaving the long piece of yarn thru the created holes back and forth and pulling the yarn tide to close the hole shut. Fasten off and weave in the ends.
Making the clover (video link is mentioned at the beginning of the pattern):
For a big 4-leaf clover, follow everything written in black, for a smaller 4-leaf clover follow the substituted instructions in orange (if no orange instructions are given, follow the black instructions)!
With color C
Make a magic circle, *ch 5 (4), sl st to the circle, repeat from * a total of 4 times (for 4 leaves), pull magic ring tide
Now work on the stem: ch 8, 1 sc in every stitch starting from the 2nd ch from the hook until you reach the ring again
*Sl st to a ring (one of the 4), then place these stitches inside the ring: 1hdc, 3dc, 1tr, 1sc, 1tr, 3dc, 1hdc, 1sl st, then sl st to the next ring ******DO NOT crochet the treble crochet for orange******
Repeat from * for all 4 rings to create 4 clover leaves
Sl st to the back and pull the magic ring tide one more time before fasten off. Use the yarn to sew the clover unto your hat.
Done!
ADD a POM-POM if you like:
Now you can also add a pom-pom for which I have a tutorial HERE if you need one. Enjoy your new hat!
Here is also the Video tutorial for the Irish Fan stitch:
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Here is the Video tutorial for the Knit-like Brim using the fpsc:
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Here is the Video tutorial for the 4-leaf clover:
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