Showing posts with label mohair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mohair. Show all posts

Monday, 10 November 2008

my head hugger


Ok, here we go.
The first post of, hopefully, many!

I thought I'd kick the crochet blog off in style by posting my all-purpose hat pattern. Well, it's all-purpose as long as you want a hat. In treble. With holes in. Yes, well, whatever. It's the first pattern I've ever written, so please be kind!

Written by me, so some creative commons observed; i.e, this is mine. I wrote it, but you're welcome to use it. Please don't say you wrote it though, because I did!
Also, if you make one, please link me to a pic, I'd love to see how you did it! :D

Written using English terms (cuz, I'm English y'all)

Glossary of terms & translation:
ch= chain (US= chain)
sl st= slip stitch (US= slip stitch)
tr= treble (US= double crochet)
dc= double (US= single crochet)

Works up to about a 22" head circumference. You can change this by repeating rows 5-9 until it covers your ears. Also, make less of said rows if you're going for teeny wee sizes.

Ch 5, join w/ sl st.

R1) Ch 3, 11 tr in ring, join w/ sl st, turn.

R2) Ch 3, 2 tr in each tr, join w/ sl st, turn.

R3) Ch 3 *tr in each tr, 2 tr in tr, rep from *, join w/ sl st, turn.

R4) Ch 3 *tr in tr, tr in tr, 2 tr in tr, rep from *, join w/ sl st, turn.

R5) Ch3, tr in tr, join w/ sl st, turn.

R6) Ch3, tr in tr, join w/ sl st, turn.

R7) Ch3, tr in tr, join w/ sl st, turn.

R8) Ch3, tr in tr, join w/ sl st, turn.

R9) Ch3, tr in tr, join w/ sl st, turn.

R10) Ch 1, dc in tr, join w/ sl st, turn.

R11) Ch 1, dc in tr, join w/ sl st, turn.

R12) Ch 1, dc in tr, join w/ sl st, turn.

R13) Ch 1, dc in tr, join w/ sl st, turn.

R14) Ch 1, dc in tr, join w/ sl st, turn.

R15) Ch 1, dc in tr, join w/ sl st, turn.

Things I used:
* Patons "Whisper" (25% mohair, 75% acrylic) yarn in shade 'Bracken'- roughly a ball and a bit (50g balls)
* Size 6 hook (J to those of you in Obamamerica)
* Stitch marker (just to know where the round began)
* Yarn needle for sewing ends in
* A supply of tea and snacks :D