Merry Christmas in July, day #2! The Ho Ho Ho Beanie Crochet Pattern is quick to work up and perfect to gift! This crochet beanie pattern comes in 6-10 year and teen/adult sizing.
I love making and wearing hats in the winter. It's even better when they work up quick and are oh-so-cute! This hat, unfortunately, isn't mine though. My son stole it from me!
The holiday beanie crochet pattern is the second of seven "Ho Ho Ho" patterns. Check out the other patterns in this series:
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Holiday Beanie Crochet Pattern
Materials:
- Yarn: Loops & Threads Charisma (up to 109 yards in Color A, roughly 20 yards of Color B depending on pom pom size)
- Hook: Furls k 6.50mm Odyssey Crochet Hook *get 15% off using code: crystalized15
- 1 5/8” Pom Pom Maker or create a pom pom using this tutorial
- Stitch Marker
- Scissors
- Yarn Needle
- Measuring Tape
Sizing:
Size | Length | Circumference |
|---|---|---|
6-10 years | 9.5" | 20" |
Teen/Adult | 9.5" | 22" |
Gauge:
10 sc, 11 rows = 4”
The Furls k 6.50mm Odyssey Crochet Hook was used to create this pattern. When using this hook, my gauge differed from when using a different K hook. Please always check gauge to ensure the best project!
Pattern Key:
- Ch: Chain
- Sc: Single Crochet
- BLO: Back Loop Only
- YO: Yarn Over
- Inv Dec: Invisible Decrease (see specialty stitching)
- Slst: Slip Stitch
- St(s): Stitch(es)
Difficulty:
Easy
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Special Pattern Notes:
Pattern is worked continuously around. Use a stitch marker to mark first or last stitch of each round.
When stitch counts are listed, they will be listed in sequential order.
Cut three strips using Color B 130” in length. Create three 1 5/8” pom poms using Color B. Color B is noted in red for easier reading.
Photo tutorial at end of pattern is for visual purposes only. Do not use stitch count as reference. Find a video tutorial here.
Learn how to create a pom pom without a pom pom maker here.
Specialty Stitching:
*Altered* Invisible Decrease (inv dec): Insert hook into BLO of next two stitches, YO and pull through both stitches, YO and pull through to complete stitch
See tutorial for invisible decrease here.
Pattern Instructions
6-10 Years: With Color A ch 50, join without twisting
Teen/Adult: With Color A, ch 55, join without twisting
R1: Ch 1, sc in each st around – 50, 55 sts
R2-3: Sc in next 16 switching to Color B, sc in next 2 switching to Color A, sc in next 2 switching to Color B, sc in next 2 switching to Color A, sc remaining sts around – 50, 55 sts
R4: Sc in next 16 switching to Color B, sc in next 6 switching to Color A, sc remaining sts around - 50, 55 sts
R5-6: Sc in next 16 switching to Color B, sc in next 2 switching to Color A, sc in next 2 switching to Color B, sc in next 2 switching to Color A, sc remaining sts around – 50, 55 sts
R7: Sc in each st around – 50, 55 sts
R8-9: Sc in next 19 switching to Color B, sc in next 2 switching to Color A, sc in next 2 switching to Color B, sc in next 2 switching to Color A, sc remaining sts around – 50, 55 sts
R10: Sc in next 19 switching to Color B, sc in next 6 switching to Color A, sc remaining sts around - 50, 55 sts
R11-12: Sc in next 19 switching to Color B, sc in next 2 switching to Color A, sc in next 2 switching to Color B, sc in next 2 switching to Color A, sc remaining sts around – 50, 55 sts
R13: Sc in each st around – 50, 55 sts
R14-15: Sc in next 22 switching to Color B, sc in next 2 switching to Color A, sc in next 2 switching to Color B, sc in next 2 switching to Color A, sc remaining sts around – 50, 55 sts
R16: Sc in next 22 switching to Color B, sc in next 6 switching to Color A, sc remaining sts around – 50, 55 sts
R17-18: Sc in next 22 switching to Color B, sc in next 2 switching to Color A, sc in next 2 switching to Color B, sc in next 2 switching to Color A, sc remaining sts around – 50, 55 sts
R19: Sc in each st around – 50, 55 sts
R20: Sc in next 3, inv dec, *sc in next 3, inv dec, repeat * around – 40, 44 sts
R21: Sc in next 2, inv dec, *sc in next 2, inv dec, repeat * around – 30, 33
R22: Sc in next, inv dec, *sc in next, inv dec, repeat * around – 20, 22 sts
R23: Inv dc around – 10, 11 sts
Slst in next st. Finish off leaving a long tail. Weave tail through BLO of last stitches. Pull tight to close and secure.
Finish off and weave in ends. Add a pom pom to the right of each H.
And that, my friend, is how to make this easy crochet hat pattern!
Color Change Tutorial
Before finishing a stitch prior to a new color, pull through new color on last pull through.
This picture shows completed color change.
Working Over Yarn Around H
First Row: Work over Color A.
Switch to Color A on last pull through.
Switch to Color B on last pull through.
Work over non-working yarn across H.
Second Row: When joining Color B, take yarn from left and loosely cross stitches.
Work over both stretched Color B and non-working yarn.
Even when working Color A, work over both stretched Color B and non-working yarn.
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