Crochet Harvest Beanie

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Video tutorial is located at the end of this post!

Anyone else feel like 2021 has just been a blur? like it was just spring last month and now we are entering Fall. The holidays are right around the corner and I am so not remotely ready for that. My goal for the year has been to put less expectations on myself, because I can so often be own worst enemy. That is likely why you haven’t seen as many patterns from me this year. I felt like I was putting unrealistic expectations on myself and it was just burning me out. Patterns take a lot of work to design, make and release and I want each one to be my best work. I like all of my patterns to cater to everyone’s learning styles weather that is in a written pattern or video tutorial. So I am trying to prioritize quality over quantity. Plus having a lot of personal changes usually puts a wrench in my plans for patterns. So my suggestion to everyone these days is give yourself grace.

Last year the Harvest Beanie was a paid pattern through Furls and only available for a limited time. Well! this year I am bringing you the written pattern for FREE as well as a video tutorial. This pattern is beginner friendly and it’s a great pattern to use some of that beautiful hand dyed yarn you’ve had laying around for years. Or you can use a cozy Wool/ Alpaca blend like I did from

Purchase the ad free printable pdf here!

Materials:

• Hook– 4.0mm Furls Odyssey Peach crochet hook 

• Yarn– We Crochet City Tweed DK Weight (3) Light, 123 yds. 

   Color A – 1 Skein of “Snowshoe”  

Color B – 2 Skeins of “Habanero”  

or grab some of that designer yarn you’ve had laying around for years.

• Tapestry Needle 

• Scissors 

• Stitch Markers  

• 85mm Pom maker 

Abbreviations (US terms) 

Ch– Chain 

Sc– Single Crochet 

Scblo– Single Crochet Back Loop Only 

Hdc– Half Double Crochet 

Dc– Double Crochet 

St(s)– Stitches 

Sk– skip 

Notes

Skill Level – Beginner+ 

Sizes –  Adult 

Gauge – 4” X 4”, 18 sts X 14 rows in hdc 

Measurements – Fits adult sizes 21-23” 

• Hat is worked in one piece. 
• Hat body is worked in joined rounds. Each chain at the beginning of the row does not count as a stitch. 
• The brim is first worked flat then the 2 ends are joined, you then continue by working the bottom half of the hat body in color A and then changing to color B for the top half of the hat. 

Pattern  

Brim 

With color A ch 13  

Step 1: Sc each st across. [12] 

Step 2: Ch1, scblo each st. 

Step 3: Repeat step 2 until you reach 15.5” long. 

Step 4: Ch1, slipstitch each st across to join both ends together. 

Hat Body 

We will now work around the top of the brim 

Step 1: Ch1, place a st maker, sc around, slip stitch to join first sc. [90] 

Step 2: Ch1, hdc around, slip stitch to join. 

Step 3: Repeat Step 2 for 12 more rows 

Change to color B 

Step 4: Ch2, dc into first st, *in the next st, [sc & dc] into same st, sk1 st, repeat from * around, dc into last st, slip to join first dc. 

Step 5: Ch2, dc into first st, *[sc & dc] into the next sc from the previous row, repeat from* around, dc into last st, slip to join first dc. 

Step 6: Repeat step 5 for 14 more rows. 

Turn your work inside out 

Step 7: Cut yarn leaving approx a 12” tail 

Step 8: Take your tapestry needle and weave your tail in and out of your last row of sts until you get back to the beginning.  

Step 9: Pull the end of the tail to cinch up the top closed, weave in your tail through the inside of your hat and tie off. 

Step 10: Using your pom maker create a 2 colored pom by wrapping both color A and color B around at the same time. 

Seam in all your ends and you are finished!