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Petal Beret Pattern
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CrochetingType:
AccessoryFit:
Girls, WomenItem:
HatSkill Level:
Advanced
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Basic stitches, post stitches, working in the round, decreasing, working with fine weight yarn
Pattern Description:
Raised stitches radiate from the center of this top-down hat to create a pretty floral design. Carefully worked in laceweight yarn, this delicate topper is sure to enhance any outfit.
Gauge:
First 7 rounds measures 4" in diameter with larger hook.
20 sts over 24 rows= 4"/10 cm square worked in alternating FPdc and BPdc with smaller hook.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Laid flat, diameter of hat measures 10"/25.5 cm. Opening of hat measures 19"/48.5 cm unstretched and will stretch to fit most average teen and adult heads.
Materials:
- 1 skein Malabrigo Lace (440 yards lace weight yarn)
- Size D (3.25 mm) crochet hook
- Size B (2.25 mm) crochet hook
You Will Also Need:
- yarn needle
Petal Beret Pattern
$5.00
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About the Designer
Linda Permann is an internationally published crochet designer and writer, and the author of two books: Little Crochet and Crochet Adorned. She is a frequent contributor to many magazines, including Crochet Today and Interweave Crochet and sells her own line of patterns as Lindamade. Her work has also been featured on PBS' popular TV series, Knit and Crochet ...
Linda Permann is an internationally published crochet designer and writer, and the author of two books: Little Crochet and Crochet Adorned. She is a frequent contributor to many magazines, including Crochet Today and Interweave Crochet and sells her own line of patterns as Lindamade. Her work has also been featured on PBS' popular TV series, Knit and Crochet Now. She was the founding Craft and Decorating Editor of Adorn magazine, and also loves to sew, knit and garden when she has spare time.
Since teaching herself to crochet over 10 years ago, Linda has taught hundreds of people to hook. She considers herself a "Crochet Evangelist" and loves to share her enthusiasm for the craft. She blogs at www.lindamade.com/wordpress.
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