Classic Beanie Crochet Pattern - This Classic Beanie Crochet Pattern has a classic design, but is made a little differently than your typical crocheted hat. It's worked as a rectangle and then sewn into a hat. There's a little bit of ribbing to add some subtle texture and the double brim will help keep ears extra warm.
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Classic Beanie Crochet Pattern

December 14, 2017

This Classic Beanie Crochet Pattern has a classic design, but is made a little differently than your typical crocheted hat. It’s worked as a rectangle and then sewn into a hat. There’s a little bit of ribbing to add some subtle texture and the double brim will help keep ears extra warm. This beanie so so stretchy and comfortable to wear. And with the folded brim, it can be slouchy one day and tight fitting the next. I love this pattern and I’ve made quite a few! It’s an easy, mindless project. Perfect for a Friday night in Netflixing 😉 So grab some worsted yarn and your 5.0 mm hook and let’s get started!

Classic Beanie Crochet Pattern - This Classic Beanie Crochet Pattern has a classic design, but is made a little differently than your typical crocheted hat. It's worked as a rectangle and then sewn into a hat. There's a little bit of ribbing to add some subtle texture and the double brim will help keep ears extra warm.

Classic Beanie Crochet Pattern - This Classic Beanie Crochet Pattern has a classic design, but is made a little differently than your typical crocheted hat. It's worked as a rectangle and then sewn into a hat. There's a little bit of ribbing to add some subtle texture and the double brim will help keep ears extra warm.

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Classic Beanie Crochet Pattern - This Classic Beanie Crochet Pattern has a classic design, but is made a little differently than your typical crocheted hat. It's worked as a rectangle and then sewn into a hat. There's a little bit of ribbing to add some subtle texture and the double brim will help keep ears extra warm.

Classic Beanie Crochet Pattern

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Materials
worsted weight yarn
H/5.0 hook
Yarn needle
Scissors

Level
Easy

Pattern notes & stitches to know
Ch – chain
Hdc – half double crochet
Hdc blo – half double crochet back loop only
Sc – single crochet

Ch 1 at beginning of each row does not count as hdc

Approximate Finished Size:
Child: 7.5″ wide x 10.5″ long (not including pom pom, without fold)
Teen/Small Adult: 8.5” wide x 12” long (not including pom pom, without fold)
Large Adult: 9.5″ wide x 13.5″ long (not including pom pom, without fold)

CLASSIC BEANIE

Pattern written in Child, Teen/Adult noted in ( ), Large Adult noted in [ ]

Ch 41 (46) [51]

Row 1: hdc in 2nd ch from the hook and across (40, (45), [50} hdc)

Row 2: ch 1, turn, hdc blo in each stitch across (40, (45), [50} hdc blo)

Repeat row 2 to row 36 (43) [50] 

Lay out the rectangle so the rows are running vertically and then fold in half from left to right

Sc both ends together. Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing. Using your yarn needle and the long end, weave the long tail in and out around the top of the hat, cinch it closed. Weave in all your ends, turn hat rightside out so the seam is on the inside.

Fold the bottom up so the hat is about 8 (9) [10] inches long.

Add a pom pom!

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Classic Beanie Crochet Pattern - This Classic Beanie Crochet Pattern has a classic design, but is made a little differently than your typical crocheted hat. It's worked as a rectangle and then sewn into a hat. There's a little bit of ribbing to add some subtle texture and the double brim will help keep ears extra warm.

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  1. I’ve been looking for a good hat pattern. Looking forward to the newsletter and more patterns. I’m a knitter also, but it takes a lot longer to knit a hat, than CROCHET a hat. Thank you for the patterns.

  2. Am a Nigerian and love knitting so much.But the problem is how can I get your type of wool(I mean the texture)our’s is so light and doesn’t bring out d work fine.Please how can you be of help?.

  3. Who does this pattern fit?
    Child
    Big kid
    Woman
    Man
    I’d like to make this hate for my husband who is getting chemo.

    1. You choose the size required which is given in the pattern; the method is the same for all sizes, and as long as you use the correct multiple you can adapt to make it bigger or smaller. So this beautiful pattern will fit anyone and of any gender.

  4. I have the same question. Is this hat designed for a woman? I want to make it for a man. If I make the largest size, what are the measurements?

    1. Hello, im crochet this hat to my adult 18 years sister, and i woking with 50 ch. [Large adult]
      Do you think this will fit perfect ?
      What size are you pink hat on the picture ?

      Best regards,
      Freja

      Im from Danmark so sorry for my english (-:

  5. I am a very, very newbie to crochet. I have made only a couple of dolls and a baby blanket but the patterns have always stated how much yarn I would need. How much yarn will I need to buy to make this classic beanie ? Thank you

    PS. I am loving this new craft and hope to make lots of lovely things. Thank you for sharing these patterns with us.

  6. Hallo.
    Im Crochet this pattern right now to my 18 years sister and i woking with 50 ch [Large Adult] do you think this size will be perfect or to big?
    How size are you pink hat on the picture?

    Best regards
    Freja

    Im from Danmark so sorry for my english (-:

  7. This is such an easy hat to make and looks good in any yarn. Just make sure you use the length and width as your guide for size. I’ve made it in a tweed grey for my husband and 2 for myself and love them. The fold over keeps your ears warm

  8. In your pattern for small adult you have 45 stitches in row 2. The you repeat row 2 to 36 but you used 43 stitches. Should row 2 actually have 2 less stitches?? How do you decrease by 2?

  9. I’m not understanding the finished measurements I’m already at 7.5″ wide and this is too small for my 3yr olds. Please help me.

  10. Made this hat and it came out terrific love how easy it is. Only question was that the beginning stitch on the turn up is tight. Thought maybe I didn’t something wrong. It would be the found foundation stitch But thank you so much. Love it.

      1. That happens to me alot. I can’t seem to correct it without my chain looking uneven so I just use a larger hook for the chain.

  11. Great pattern! thank you for posting it. What yarn did you use for the grey one and what is the gauge for it? thank you.

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