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You can crochet a colorful beanie masterpiece for men or women with self-striping yarn and this easy Hats by Elvee PDF pattern.
WHAT YOU GET:
--The 5-Square Beanie: Part I is a step-by-step crochet hat pattern for worsted-weight yarn. You make five squares and then you have a choice of two ways to put them together: with sleek single-crochet or bumpy bobble-stitch. This hat (approximately 20 in./51 cm to 21 in./53 cm around) will fit most teens and adults.
--Part II includes directions for all the stitches used in the pattern and a couple of designer tips.
--Part III is a design worksheet that tells you how to create this hat for any size -- from preemie baby to large adult -- and in any yarn -- from lace weight to bulky.
OTHER INFO:
The 10-page pattern booklet includes photos and drawings of techniques and stitches, and a chart of the square motif.
The pattern is copyrighted and may not be duplicated, except for personal use, or re-published in any form or media. However, you are welcome to sell the hats you make using this pattern.
12 sc = 4 in./10 cm
200 yards of Worsted weight
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I started sewing at a very young age -- making clothes for my dolls by hand and then for myself on my mother's vintage Singer.
In my 20s, I taught myself how to knit and crochet. Later I designed sweaters for yarn companies and craft magazines. A couple of years ago, I started crocheting again and become obsessed with making hats. So far, my passion for creating stylish beanies has resulted ...
I started sewing at a very young age -- making clothes for my dolls by hand and then for myself on my mother's vintage Singer.
In my 20s, I taught myself how to knit and crochet. Later I designed sweaters for yarn companies and craft magazines. A couple of years ago, I started crocheting again and become obsessed with making hats. So far, my passion for creating stylish beanies has resulted in a couple of patterns published in crochet magazines, many caps for charity, and my colorful and very well-stocked Etsy store, Hats by Elvee.
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