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Simple or Extravagant
The simple panama hat alone is a work of art in its own right, but we’re sure you’ll agree that these added flower details and decorative touches really do make it even more super-sweet! You’ll have total creative freedom just as soon as you pick up the basics – you’ll also find plenty of free crochet flower patterns across our website to help inspire you!
For your own daughter or as an amazing gift for any pretty princess in your life, nothing says more than a handmade gift with thought and affection in every stitch. You’ll need to know your way around a crochet hook to pull off the kinds of professional-quality results seen here, but even if you’re still finding your feet, you’ll have a wonderful time with this project!
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Happy crafting!
Quick note: please check the comments, Valerie, one of our friends wrote an English pattern for us, what a great job! Big thanks to Valerie, you did a wonderful job!
I wrote down the pattern while watching the video. I’ts probably not perfect, but this is what I got
Girls Panama Hat Pattern / Tutorial
Yarn: Baby weight / Hook: C, 2 – 2.75mm
Rnd 1). ch 5, sl st to form a ring, ch 4, 15 dc in ring, join with sl st to 3rd ch of beginning ch 3.
Rnd 2). Ch 4 dc around first post of dc in previous rnd (called front post double crochet stitch; fpdc), ch 1, *fpdc, ch 1* repeat from * to * until end, sl st to 3rd ch of [ch 3].
Rnd 3). Ch 3, fpdc around first st in previous rnd, ch 1, *dc in next st, fpdc around same dc in previous rnd, ch 1 * repeat from * to * until end, sl st to 3rd ch of [ch 3].
Rnd 4). Ch 4, fpdc around first front dc of previous rnd, ch 1, dc in next st, ch 1, * repeat from * to *till end, ending with fpdc, ls st to 3rd ch of beginning [ch 4].
Rnd 5). Ch 3, dc in same sd joining, ch 1, * 2 dc in next dc, ch 1, fpdc around next fpdc, ch 1 *, repeat from * to * until end, ending with [fpdc, ch1], sl st to 3rd ch of beginning [ch 3].
Rnd 6). Ch 3, dc in same as joining, and in next st, ch 1 fpdc around next post of fpdc of previous rnd, ch 1 * 2 dc in next st, dc in next st, ch 1, fpdc, ch1*, repeat from * to *, ending with fpdc, ch 1, sl st to 3rd ch of beginning [ch 3].
Rnd 7). Ch 3, 2 dc in same as joining, ch 1, fpdc, ch 1, * 2 dc in next dc, dc in next 2 dc, ch t, fpdc, ch 1 * repeat to last st, ending with [fpdc, ch 1], sl st in 3rd ch of beginning [ch 3].
Rnd 8 – 27). Ch 3, dc in same as joining, and in next 2 dc, leaving 1 st unworked, ch 1, fpdc, ch 2, * 2 dc in next st, dc in next 2 st, leaving 1 st unworked, ch 1, fpdc, ch 2*, repeat from * to * till end, ending with [fpdc,ch 2], sl st to 3rd ch in beginning [ch 3]. On last rnd, change color in last pull through of sl st, Do not cut yarn.
Rnd 28 – 29). 1 sc in each st, and 1 sc in each ch space around until end, sc into beginning st of previous rnd.
Rnd 30). 1 sc in next 3 st, drop yarn, pick up original color yarn, pull a loop through next st, ch 4, * fpdc around post of next sc, dc on left in same st*, repeat from * to * until end, sl st to 3rd ch of [ch 4].
Rnd 31). Ch 3, * fpdc around next dc of previous rnd, dc in next st *, repeat from * to * until end, sl st to 3rd ch of beginning [ch 3].
Rnd 32 – 35). Ch 3, * fpdc around fpdc of previous rnd, dc in next dc*, repeat from * to * until end, ending with [dc in last dc].
Rnd 36). Ch 1, working in opposite direction, using the crab stitch, work crab stitch around. Join with sl st to first st, finish off, weave in all ends.
New Panama Hat Project to try
Similar with the one above, we also have this cute pattern for you to try. It’s from Mylittlecitygirl
Hi there,
My name is Maureen Hinton. I love these little girls summer hats and would love to make them. Unfortunately I don’t know how to work of graphs but can crochet written patterns if they are not to complicated. I can not find where the written pattern is. Is it possible to email me a written pattern for each of the hats. They would have to be written in English as that is my spoken language.
I have a wee girl in Christchurch New Zealand that would look beautiful in these hats, so would love to make them for her..
I look forward to your reply
cheers Maureen Hinton
I’m sorry we can’t do that, please check the 2nd link in the post, that’s English pattern. thanks.
The English translation still has Russian words mixed in. We don’t know your crochet terms like air loop.
Original author is a Russion, there is no English pattern, you can check the 2nd link ,that’s in English.
Cannot read Russian. would appreciate pattern in English. Google does not translate to English to well
please check the 2nd link in the post, that’s English pattern.
Which second link?
I have downloaded and printed the pattern, but cannot make sense of the Google translation into English. It is utterly intelligable and ridiculous.
Could you post the link you mentioned? Thank you.
Here it is: https://bit.ly/1DpEGaL
Sorry I meant unintelligable.
would you have a tutorial for the top Summer hats? I am new with crochet and would be able to follow a video.
Sorry, we haven’t the video, please check the pattern from the link in the post.thanks.
thank you so much for the link, however, it does not have the pattern for the “blue” hat as above.
thanks you 🙂 the same pattern with different color.
Is there an English link to the little white hat that has the swirling, but hole spaced, effect? If so would you be kind enough to send it to me? I have been trying to follow to picture diagrams, but after the 4th round, I’m getting lost. I know what I want to do, but it’s not coming out right. Your’s is beautiful, mine starts out nice, then looks sad. I’m missing a step somewhere.
Thank you!
Collen,you are doing a great job, I think the pattern for white one is the same as the blue one, here is some pictures, hope it helpful for you: thttps://wonderfuldiy.com/wonderful-diy-crochet-hat-for-your-princess/
Yes they are the same hat and it’s beautiful! Mine isn’t creating the raised ridge, and I’m totally lost between in round 5 (I believe it is) When you add 3 double crochets to the previous row of 2 joined doubles and then a space and next a single double crochet row. I have tried 3 double crochets, a slip stitch, 1 double crochet, a slip stitch, 3 double crochet* repeating, but I am not lining up with the bottom row properly. Somewhere the project has “lost” stitches needed. I’ve tried following the photos but I can’t quite make out a few of the rows.
A written explanation would be extremely helpful, otherwise I’m afraid I’ll just ended up taking it all apart. the “raised rows” make it stand out so nicely! I can’t figure that out either.
Thank you for taking your time answering me previously.
Wishing you a wonderful week.
thanks, you too ! and relex, I believe you will get it through…
Hi Colleen, Here is a video tutorial for you now .
You also have the same hat pictured in blue with hole spaced swirls.
Thanks again!
I would like to make this hat but dont see the instructions in English can someone help?
I would like to make this hat but dont see the instructions in English can someone help?
Where can I buy the patterns for these little girl hats?
I wrote the pattern down while watching the video, and crocheting the hat, It’s probably not perfect but, here’s what I got: Girls Panama Hat:
Rnd 1). ch 5, sl st to form a ring, ch 4, 15 dc in ring, join with sl st to 3rd ch of beginning ch 3.
Rnd 2). Ch 4 dc around first post of dc in previous rnd (called front post double crochet stitch; fpdc), ch 1, *fpdc, ch 1* repeat from * to * until end, sl st to 3rd ch of [ch 3].
Rnd 3). Ch 3, fpdc around first st in previous rnd, ch 1, *dc in next st, fpdc around same dc in previous rnd, ch 1 * repeat from * to * until end, sl st to 3rd ch of [ch 3].
Rnd 4). Ch 4, fpdc around first front dc of previous rnd, ch 1, dc in next st, ch 1, * repeat from * to *till end, ending with fpdc, ls st to 3rd ch of beginning [ch 4].
Rnd 5). Ch 3, dc in same sd joining, ch 1, * 2 dc in next dc, ch 1, fpdc around next fpdc, ch 1 *, repeat from * to * until end, ending with [fpdc, ch1], sl st to 3rd ch of beginning [ch 3].
Rnd 6). Ch 3, dc in same as joining, and in next st, ch 1 fpdc around next post of fpdc of previous rnd, ch 1 * 2 dc in next st, dc in next st, ch 1, fpdc, ch1*, repeat from * to *, ending with fpdc, ch 1, sl st to 3rd ch of beginning [ch 3].
Rnd 7). Ch 3, 2 dc in same as joining, ch 1, fpdc, ch 1, * 2 dc in next dc, dc in next 2 dc, ch t, fpdc, ch 1 * repeat to last st, ending with [fpdc, ch 1], sl st in 3rd ch of beginning [ch 3].
Rnd 8 – 27). Ch 3, dc in same as joining, and in next 2 dc, leaving 1 st unworked, ch 1, fpdc, ch 2, * 2 dc in next st, dc in next 2 st, leaving 1 st unworked, ch 1, fpdc, ch 2*, repeat from * to * till end, ending with [fpdc,ch 2], sl st to 3rd ch in beginning [ch 3]. On last rnd, change color in last pull through of sl st, Do not cut yarn.
Rnd 28 – 29). 1 sc in each st, and 1 sc in each ch space around until end, sc into beginning st of previous rnd.
Rnd 30). 1 sc in next 3 st, drop yarn, pick up original color yarn, pull a loop through next st, ch 4, * fpdc around post of next sc, dc on left in same st*, repeat from * to * until end, sl st to 3rd ch of [ch 4].
Rnd 31 – 35). Ch 3, * fpdc around next dc of previous rnd, dc in next st *, repeat from * to * until end, sl st to 3rd ch of beginning [ch 3].
Rnd 36). Ch 1, working in opposite direction, using the crab stitch, work crab stitch around. Join with sl st to first st, finish off, weave in all ends.
I paged down and the third set of instructions are in English.
Girls Panama Hat Pattern / Tutorial
Yarn: Baby weight / Hook: C, 2 – 2.75mm
Rnd 1). ch 5, sl st to form a ring, ch 4, 15 dc in ring, join with sl st to 3rd ch of beginning ch 3.
Rnd 2). Ch 4 dc around first post of dc in previous rnd (called front post double crochet stitch; fpdc), ch 1, *fpdc, ch 1* repeat from * to * until end, sl st to 3rd ch of [ch 3].
Rnd 3). Ch 3, fpdc around first st in previous rnd, ch 1, *dc in next st, fpdc around same dc in previous rnd, ch 1 * repeat from * to * until end, sl st to 3rd ch of [ch 3].
Rnd 4). Ch 4, fpdc around first front dc of previous rnd, ch 1, dc in next st, ch 1, * repeat from * to *till end, ending with fpdc, ls st to 3rd ch of beginning [ch 4].
Rnd 5). Ch 3, dc in same sd joining, ch 1, * 2 dc in next dc, ch 1, fpdc around next fpdc, ch 1 *, repeat from * to * until end, ending with [fpdc, ch1], sl st to 3rd ch of beginning [ch 3].
Rnd 6). Ch 3, dc in same as joining, and in next st, ch 1 fpdc around next post of fpdc of previous rnd, ch 1 * 2 dc in next st, dc in next st, ch 1, fpdc, ch1*, repeat from * to *, ending with fpdc, ch 1, sl st to 3rd ch of beginning [ch 3].
Rnd 7). Ch 3, 2 dc in same as joining, ch 1, fpdc, ch 1, * 2 dc in next dc, dc in next 2 dc, ch t, fpdc, ch 1 * repeat to last st, ending with [fpdc, ch 1], sl st in 3rd ch of beginning [ch 3].
Rnd 8 – 27). Ch 3, dc in same as joining, and in next 2 dc, leaving 1 st unworked, ch 1, fpdc, ch 2, * 2 dc in next st, dc in next 2 st, leaving 1 st unworked, ch 1, fpdc, ch 2*, repeat from * to * till end, ending with [fpdc,ch 2], sl st to 3rd ch in beginning [ch 3]. On last rnd, change color in last pull through of sl st, Do not cut yarn.
Rnd 28 – 29). 1 sc in each st, and 1 sc in each ch space around until end, sc into beginning st of previous rnd.
Rnd 30). 1 sc in next 3 st, drop yarn, pick up original color yarn, pull a loop through next st, ch 4, * fpdc around post of next sc, dc on left in same st*, repeat from * to * until end, sl st to 3rd ch of [ch 4].
Rnd 31). Ch 3, * fpdc around next dc of previous rnd, dc in next st *, repeat from * to * until end, sl st to 3rd ch of beginning [ch 3].
Rnd 32 – 35). Ch 3, * fpdc around fpdc of previous rnd, dc in next dc*, repeat from * to * until end, ending with [dc in last dc].
Rnd 36). Ch 1, working in opposite direction, using the crab stitch, work crab stitch around. Join with sl st to first st, finish off, weave in all ends.
What about the flowers on the hats? is there a pattern for them too?
I used a c-hook.
I used a c-hook.
I wrote down the pattern while watching the video. I’ts probably not perfect, but this is what I got:Girls Panama Hat
Yarn: Baby weight / Hook: C, 2 – 2.75mm
Rnd 1). ch 5, sl st to form a ring, ch 4, 15 dc in ring, join with sl st to 3rd ch of beginning ch 3.
Rnd 2). Ch 4 dc around first post of dc in previous rnd (called front post double crochet stitch; fpdc), ch 1, *fpdc, ch 1* repeat from * to * until end, sl st to 3rd ch of [ch 3].
Rnd 3). Ch 3, fpdc around first st in previous rnd, ch 1, *dc in next st, fpdc around same dc in previous rnd, ch 1 * repeat from * to * until end, sl st to 3rd ch of [ch 3].
Rnd 4). Ch 4, fpdc around first front dc of previous rnd, ch 1, dc in next st, ch 1, * repeat from * to *till end, ending with fpdc, ls st to 3rd ch of beginning [ch 4].
Rnd 5). Ch 3, dc in same sd joining, ch 1, * 2 dc in next dc, ch 1, fpdc around next fpdc, ch 1 *, repeat from * to * until end, ending with [fpdc, ch1], sl st to 3rd ch of beginning [ch 3].
Rnd 6). Ch 3, dc in same as joining, and in next st, ch 1 fpdc around next post of fpdc of previous rnd, ch 1 * 2 dc in next st, dc in next st, ch 1, fpdc, ch1*, repeat from * to *, ending with fpdc, ch 1, sl st to 3rd ch of beginning [ch 3].
Rnd 7). Ch 3, 2 dc in same as joining, ch 1, fpdc, ch 1, * 2 dc in next dc, dc in next 2 dc, ch t, fpdc, ch 1 * repeat to last st, ending with [fpdc, ch 1], sl st in 3rd ch of beginning [ch 3].
Rnd 8 – 27). Ch 3, dc in same as joining, and in next 2 dc, leaving 1 st unworked, ch 1, fpdc, ch 2, * 2 dc in next st, dc in next 2 st, leaving 1 st unworked, ch 1, fpdc, ch 2*, repeat from * to * till end, ending with [fpdc,ch 2], sl st to 3rd ch in beginning [ch 3]. On last rnd, change color in last pull through of sl st, Do not cut yarn.
Rnd 28 – 29). 1 sc in each st, and 1 sc in each ch space around until end, sc into beginning st of previous rnd.
Rnd 30). 1 sc in next 3 st, drop yarn, pick up original color yarn, pull a loop through next st, ch 4, * fpdc around post of next sc, dc on left in same st*, repeat from * to * until end, sl st to 3rd ch of [ch 4].
Rnd 31). Ch 3, * fpdc around next dc of previous rnd, dc in next st *, repeat from * to * until end, sl st to 3rd ch of beginning [ch 3].
Rnd 32 – 35). Ch 3, * fpdc around fpdc of previous rnd, dc in next dc*, repeat from * to * until end, ending with [dc in last dc].
Rnd 36). Ch 1, working in opposite direction, using the crab stitch, work crab stitch around. Join with sl st to first st, finish off, weave in all ends.
Here are the hats Kay Wisneski
Here are the hats Kay Wisneski
Hi There, The photo just above of the 4 blue hats is not by the lady Valerie who’s pattern is written. It’s from my blog https://redhairedamazona.blogspot.com.au/2015/03/russian-little-girls-cloche-hat-pattern.html
I translated the pattern and posted it for free. This website is using my photo without a substantial reference to where it came from. For the free pattern to the blue hats above, please visit my blog.
I have nicely sent an email to this website asking them to remove my photo or include a more visible link, but the have not responded.
Kind regards,
Louise,
redhairedamazona.blogspot.com.au
I’m wondering if you could help me find the right type of yarn for these hats. I was using bernat baby yarn which is pretty fine and works great but limited to mostly pastel colors. Are any of these hats made with crochet thread by chance?
Please help. My email would be the best way to get ahold of me at rexbowman@hotmail.com
Jessica
Hi there! Quick question, is the yarn size a 1 or 2? Thanks! Take acre
I tried your pattern, it is no way near this one. Unfortunately it has many mistakes. I too wrote the pattern down while watching the true designers video. I mean no disrespect but to lay blame on someone for doing exactly what you have already done is wrong. There are no copyright laws in Russia so posting patterns for them is not against the laws there. For us to again copy and use without the explicit permission to do so is in violation. The photo does not belong to either of you. It belongs to a Russian lady who designed these hats. YOU need to remove the photo as well. You are only ALLOWED to post your finished product with all rights assigned to rightful owner. You are misleading when you use the designers photo to display as your finished product.
I have actually contacted and spoken with the designer and follow her on youtube. She is very nice and informative. While we all appreciate your attempt to reproduce this, you must first consider what you may have done. Warm regards
Hi there,
When I read your comment above do you know what the first thing I thought was? “Jr’s right!” I don’t disagree with your comment about the photo. So I immediately took it down from my blog. I’m not sure why I didn’t see it like that before? I hope you do get this comment as for some reason since you posted your comment on the wonderfuldiy site, I have been unable to access it directly on 3 different devices so I’m not sure if they have removed it or are editing the webpage.
So I am replying directly via Disqus. In relation to one of the points made above, On my post I never alluded to or hinted that the Russian lady’s hats and photos were mine as they clearly were not. I also referenced her and provided links to her website several times. I think she is a wonderfully inspired designer. When I first posted my efforts, I was relatively new to the blogging world and whilst I made every effort to reference her as much as I could, obviously people make mistakes. So thank you for pointing out the obvious. I’m a bit annoyed at myself for not seeing it.
There are many other bloggers online who have also attempted to recreate or translate this beautiful creation, some of which I also mention on the blog, and as to whether they are deemed to have a finished English pattern or which has multiple mistakes may come down to interpretation. However I have always asked for and accepted feedback and criticism and this goes for my own designs as well. If mistakes have been pointed out to me, then I am thankful and correct the errors when I can.
Thank you again for your comment.
Kind regards to you.
https://www.ravelry.com for designers Free pattern.
Hi
Love this pattern do you know what sizes they are as I want to make one for my 16 month old granddaughter is there also a knitted version?
Thank you
Sue
Well I will explain to you the same as You are trying to do in explaining who did what to what written pattern. You do not have any rights to this design by the original designer . Under the copyrights Laws You must have A Written Permission Certificate by the Original designer in order to have any claims to any part of her designed hats and You must post it with your written pattern. which You have never done nor do You have any certificate to do so. Before You write a pattern for anybodies work get the permission certificate first before you lecture others to what they do or do not own because You do not own the design either to call shots. .
I made the hat and it came out adorable, but where do I get the free patterns for the flowers on the above hats. I need those asap, please.
I want to make the hat like the green one but the pattern doesn’t seem to fit with the way it looks. Has anyone made it?
Kewt!
I have scrolled through the comments & didn’t see the patterns for all the little flowers. Can anyone share them with me or send me somewhere I can purchase them? TIA
can anyone help? i have made this hat but the rim looks funny.. i havent increased the rounds (as per instructions) and have used dc – is this right?
Thank you for putting this pattern out there. I was watching the video over and over trying to get the pattern right.
Can this be altered to fit a woman? Would anyone know how to increase stitches?
You could use a thicker yarn, that would make it larger. To add stitches you would need to add to the 15 EC that go into the original ring.
if you can find it there is a conversation chart on Red Haired Amazona on pinterest. good luck. im trying to find the pattern for the purple one. it is in straight rows.
I have question for you. Is there a pattern for the top left hat? Its adorable and I’d love to make it.
Best one of the numerous “patterns” out there for this hat! Would like to know where you got the pearls on the stems!
the pearls are beads like for a bracelet they have holes in the middle to run the thread thru
I have an older Adult that would like one of these hats. Suggestions for enlarging the pattern?
Maybe use a larger crochet hook
Yes I use a 4.0 hook instead. Then on row 21 I did the pattern in the first set but the next section I decreased it down to just three dc’s in every other section. I repeated this for this row. Row 22 I repeated as row 21. Row 23 I decreased to only 3 dc in each section. Then I went to row 30 so I actually have 32 rows in the whole hat.
Thank you for doing this. I have wanted to make this for a long time, but never could find such clear directions.
I have a question about Round 30. This is the first row after the two rows of sc. The video seems to show the repeat as a *fpdc around post of next sc, dc in next sc*. This would keep the same stitch count as the previous row. That second sc (from Round 29) definitely does not have a fpdc around it.
The written pattern says *fpdc around post of next sc, dc on left in same st*. this would double the number of stitches in this row. Since this is the beginning of the brim which does fan out I expect an increase here. Is it at all possible to clarify that row or to give the total number of stitches in round 29 and 30. This is the only place that I can see an increase to allow the brim to fan out.
I am also curious if there are any increases on the brim or does the stitch count remain the same on all rounds after 30.
I have been looking for something like this for a long time. I now have 4 granddaughters and would love to make the purple version in the picture collage above. Is there a pattern? Would appreciate it. Thank you so much for sharing.
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ru&tl=hu&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.liveinternet.ru%2Fusers%2F4163063%2Fpost276192485%2F&sandbox=1
Thank you so much for an English Pattern!
How did you get this pattern please, when I try it takes me to a website nothing to do with the patter…confused .com
I know I hate that, I give up, its not worth the frustration!
Where can I find the video please?
so can i please just question row 5? I think the fpdc comes after the first 2 dc, otherwise there is 4 dc’s before the fpdc? i have adjusted my pattern and its fine, but in say ing that you did a great job to write this down from the video
When I watched the video, I noticed that in the English written pattern they left out the fpdc ch 1 to be done after the ch 3,dc in the joining stitch that begins row 5. This confused me too! The video was very clear. Also she has the diagrams for the flowers on the Russian site that should be easy to follow.
I can make this very nicely but only if only I get a client to buy.
well thats good to know, but how much would it be?
I would be very interested in buying some , how much ? Thank you !!
I would like to buy one!
Depending on cost I would also love to buy some.
Would you make one for an adult? I would love to buy one. Let me know what it would cost.
There isn’t a message from you in my mailbox
what size does it make
How much yarn is needed and what weight – double or thinner?
Not sure what yarn was used, but in the video it looks very thin! Like a bedspread weight or size 10 in crochet thread.
On the english version it says baby weight!
I am currently using baby weight, it is looking good, but i think i would like to try it with a finer yarn
I think I’m going to look at the crochet threads. I started with the baby weight too, and I think it would look better with that sheen. I’m getting ready to make two for a customer and wanted to play with it first so I can price them.
What are you charging for them ? Just curious I was asked to make one and I’m not sure what to charge?
Hi there! Did you manage to get the brim to stay stiff like in the picture? Mine is not staying stiff.
what does fdpc mean sorry for not understanding
front post double crochet, search youtube for a video on how to do the stitch 🙂
How do you get the English pattern please
I CANT CROCHET BUT I COULD KNIT THAT IS THERE AKNITTING PATTERN FOR A HAT LIKE THAT OR SIMALAR PLEASE
i am the same i would love as knitting pattern
It is a very sweet summerhat, can i be allowed to translate it into Danish in writing an put it in a blog? 😀
Please can anyone tell me how much yarn this pattern uses for the 2/3yr old size please. TIA
What does fpdc mean?
front post double crochet
front post double crochet
Thank you very much!!
welcome
MUITO LINDO PENA NÃO SER EM PORTUGUESA
Who would like to make one for my granddaughter and I will pay you?
Sure – I can do that. How old is your granddaughter?
I’m working on the Blue hat with the single rose and the three little white flowers. I have the rose done but what is the pattern for the little white flowers. I can’t see it well enough to figure it out
I make little flowers like this to go on hairslides the outside petals are just chain loops . Hope this helps.
where can i get Valeries English version of the blue crochet hat please
would like to print this out but unable
Copy and paste then print
Beautiful… Is there also an adult-sized pattern of the same?
Use a different gauge needle and heavier yarn for adult. Same pattern
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what about the flowers. leaves etc. Anyone know where the pattern for these are?
youtube is great for flowers and leaves
Original Russian site
Keep searching, I found one starting with 118 chain sts. Second row: is v sts. (dc ch 1 dc). 3rd row: v sts ( 2dc ch1 2dc). 4th row: is 10 petals of 10dc, 8 petals of 8dc, 7petals 7dc, 9 petals 6dc, 3 petals 5dc, 2 petals 4dc. Not sure how to put it together yet. This is as far as I got. Try googling katicrafts.wordpres or just Kati Crafts to find this rose pattern.
Any pattern for the leaves and flowers? I would like the pattern that’s on the blue hat. please send to me at ghaberl12@charter.net. Thank you
I’m on Row 10 – when does it start to turn hat like – mine’s flat?!
I’d love to have a pattern for the different flowers and leaves on these hats.
Go to the original Russian site! She has the diagrams there. They look pretty easy to figure out and also has pictures of the rose being worked.
BE CAREFUL OF THE RUSSIAN SITE! I went there, clicked on a link and it froze up my browser, said I had been hacked and gave me a phone number to call Microsoft. Called it, they wanted to come into my computer to fix! When I said no, they said they could fix for $200!!! Called my computer guy next day, he said it was scam to get info or get into my computer.
I don’t trust the Russian sit. I get out right away. They have nice stuff, but not worth getting a virus.
typo- Russian site!
yes I had the same problem and I don’t use microsoft.
Please could somebody point me in the direction of Valerie’s English version? Have searched and don’t see it anywhere…or am I going blind?
I am making the hat but cannot find the pattern for the leaves and flowers. I like the blue hat flowers and leaves. Can someone send me a pattern to make them? ghaberl12@charter.net
Thank you
Where are instructions for hat in first row?
Where is the video tutorial?
Do I need permission to make these in bulk to donate to the Sick Childrens Hosp. for the ones going thru therapy . I will be using baby yarn and i can ajust sizes . I also have headbands made .
ive lost the page of your lovely hats do you have patterns for them please
This is so sweet hats. Thank you for sharing these.
I used crochet cotton for the hat with it being more for summer but I am not sure if this is what I should be using since I didn’t see what was used. It is a light #3 crochet cotton but the size comes out to fit an adult because it fits me. can someone please help of what I should be using for a child’s size??????
It says baby weight yarn for the child size 🙂
I made this hat with crochet cotton #3 but it comes out to fit an adult, I didn’t see anywhere of what it is made of for a child, does anyone have any suggestions???? I seen baby yarn would that be appropriate for the summer???
Lovely hats, but surely not Panamas!
cloches
me gustaria que fueran en castellano
Elize says! Thanhs a lot
thanks, I was going to ask for the patterns. Thanks my grandaughter will love it.