Free Crochet Beanie Pattern: Nordic Beanie Hat

Let’s add some warmth and joy to these chilly winter days with a cheerful Beanie Hat Crochet Pattern!

This pattern is a perfect way to showcase your love for traditional Nordic colors, and the mix of intermediate-level stitches makes it a fun and exciting project for all skill levels.

Whether you’re just starting out with crochet or you’re looking for a new challenge, you’re going to love how this hat turns out.

So put a smile on your face, grab your hook and yarn, and let’s create something beautiful together!

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Get ready to add some pizazz to your crochet collection with this Crochet Beanie Hat Tutorial.

Don’t be afraid to get creative with color combinations, the possibilities are endless! And with weight 4 yarn, you can create a warm and cozy hat in no time.

Beanie Hat Crochet Pattern

SKILL LEVEL

Intermediate

SIZES/FINISHED MEASUREMENTS

One size

21” circumference (women)

YARN

Hayfield Bonus Chunky Extra Value, 100gr, 100% Acrylic in two colors, Gray and Beige

Substitutions can be: Paintbox Yarns Simply Chunky or Stylecraft Special Chunky

HOOK & OTHER MATERIALS

US Size J 10 (6 mm) crochet hook
Scissors
Yarn Needle
Measuring Tape

STITCH KEY

Ch = Chain,

Sc = Single Crochet

SlSt = Slip stitch

Dec = decrease

Sc2Tog = Single crochet 2 together

Blsc = Back loop single crochet

SPECIALTY STITCHES

Puff post st = dc in next st, yarn over and pull through behind dc, yarn over and pull through again behind dc, repeat one more time, yarn over and insert hook in the same place of the dc, pull through 2 loops, pull through 3 loops and pull through the rest of loops

SC2TOG = Insert hook into first stitch, Yarn over and pull up a loop, and you’ll have 2 loops on your hook, Insert hook into the next st, Yarn over, and pull up a loop, and you’ll have 3 loops on your hook, and Yarn over and pull through all 3 loops on your hook, This completes the sc2tog

BLSC = Chain 1, next you will single crochet in the bl of the first single crochet stitch from the previous row. The stitch looks like a V from the top and the bl is part of the V that is the furthest away from you

NOTES

The pattern is worked in Rows for the brim and Rounds for the body
Beginning ch1 does not count as 1st st
Ch3 at the beginning of the round counts as 1st st

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Beanie Hat Crochet Pattern INSTRUCTIONS

Brim:

Starting chain: 8 chains for the brim

Row1:sc 1 in 2nd ch from the loop, sc 1 in each ch to end of row, ch1 and turn(7 st)

Row 2: blsc in 1st st from prev row, blsc in each st across to end of row

Row 3- 48 : repeat row 2

Measure your brim to make sure the size is right, it all depends on your yarn and tension.

Slip stitch the band together to make a circle so we can start the crown part of the beanie hat

The Crown

Round 1: ch1 , sc in 1st st from hook, sc 1 in every st around. You should have 48 st.

Round 2: ch3 (counts as 1st st), skip 1, Puff post in next st, skip 1 st, Puff post in next, continue around, finish by slst to the top of beginning ch3. (24 puff post st)

Round 3: ch1, sc 1 in 1st st from prev round, sc 1 on next 3 and across to end of round. Always count that you have 48 st.

Round 4-8: Repeat round 1 and 2, three more times to a total of 4 repeats.

Again measure your work to make sure the height of the hat fits you. We are not finished yet….

Now is the part where we close the crown of the Beanie using Sc2Tog.

Round 9: ch1’ sc in 1st st from hook, sc 1 in next 3 st, sc2tog in next st, sc 1 in next 4 st, sc2tog in next and repeat to end of round. 40 st

Round 10: ch1, sc 1 in 1st st from hook, repeat round 9

Round 11-13: work sc2tog every other st to close the crown of the Beanie.

Please do not worry about the counting here. Just make sure you close it evenly.

Secure your ends and cut!

DONE!!

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