I recently created this crocheted elf hat for a newborn photoshoot.
It's inexpensive, very quick and easy to work up - even beginners can do it!
Long Elf Hat:
Have fun!
It's inexpensive, very quick and easy to work up - even beginners can do it!
Long Elf Hat:
Abbreviations:
sl st = slip stitch
ch = chain
hdc = half double crochet
Crochet hook needed:
I, or size needed to obtain gauge.
Gauge:
4 hdc = 1"
3 rows = 1"
I used the equivalent of one skein of Sugar 'n Cream cotton yarn for the entire hat.
sl st = slip stitch
ch = chain
hdc = half double crochet
Crochet hook needed:
I, or size needed to obtain gauge.
Gauge:
4 hdc = 1"
3 rows = 1"
I used the equivalent of one skein of Sugar 'n Cream cotton yarn for the entire hat.
That's less than $5 for one hat!
Row 1: Start with a Magic Adjustable Ring, ch1, 10 hdc into ring, join with a sl st. Tighten ring.
Row 2-29: ch1, hdc in first hdc and in each hdc around, join with a sl st. (10 hdc)
Row 30: ch1, 2 hdc in first hdc and in each hdc around, join with a sl st. (20 hdc)
Row 31: ch 1, 2 hdc in first hdc and in each hdc around, join with a sl st. (40 hdc)
Row 32-39: ch 1, hdc in first hdc and in each hdc around, join with a sl st. (40 hdc)
Row 40: ch 1, hdc in first hdc and in each hdc around, fasten off.
Attach a pom-pom on the end.
Weave in all the loose ends.
All done!
POST-IT NOTE: I used a Clover Pom-Pom maker to make the pom-pom for my little elf hat (I bought a bunch of sizes when they went on sale over half off at Michael's a few years ago), but this super easy cardboard technique works great too!
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Row 1: Start with a Magic Adjustable Ring, ch1, 10 hdc into ring, join with a sl st. Tighten ring.
Row 2-29: ch1, hdc in first hdc and in each hdc around, join with a sl st. (10 hdc)
Row 30: ch1, 2 hdc in first hdc and in each hdc around, join with a sl st. (20 hdc)
Row 31: ch 1, 2 hdc in first hdc and in each hdc around, join with a sl st. (40 hdc)
Row 32-39: ch 1, hdc in first hdc and in each hdc around, join with a sl st. (40 hdc)
Row 40: ch 1, hdc in first hdc and in each hdc around, fasten off.
Attach a pom-pom on the end.
Weave in all the loose ends.
All done!
POST-IT NOTE: I used a Clover Pom-Pom maker to make the pom-pom for my little elf hat (I bought a bunch of sizes when they went on sale over half off at Michael's a few years ago), but this super easy cardboard technique works great too!
Pin It
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