Halloween crafting: How to craft a free crotchet witch hat pattern

A free crochet witch hat pattern is a set of instructions and guidelines for creating a witch hat using crochet techniques. This pattern allows individuals who are skilled in crocheting to create their own personalized witch hats for various purposes such as costumes or decorations. The pattern typically includes the necessary materials and supplies, such as the type and weight of the yarn, along with the recommended crochet hook size. It also provides step-by-step instructions on how to create the different parts of the hat, such as the brim, body, and cone. The crochet pattern may include various stitches and techniques, such as single crochet, double crochet, and slip stitch, which are used to create the different sections of the hat. The pattern may also include detailed diagrams or photos to help visualize the progress and ensure accuracy in the creation of the hat.

Next take the hat and paper ring off the jar. Crochet where you left off and do the same thing only decrease in every 6th stitch instead of increase. After a few rows put your paper ring into the rim of your hat and crochet over it. sew both sides of the rim with a yarn hook or crochet them together with the paper in between.

You can find them in all sorts of places, but I buy mine online from a Canadian because I m in Canada and shipping is faster to me yarn company called knitca. You work in back row for 47 then you for row 48 go and work in the front stitches on row 46 so 47 48 are worked on row 46 just one in back stitch one in front.

The pattern may also include detailed diagrams or photos to help visualize the progress and ensure accuracy in the creation of the hat. One of the benefits of a free crochet witch hat pattern is that it allows individuals to customize their hats to suit their preferences. They can choose different colors of yarn, add embellishments or decorations, and adjust the sizing to fit their heads perfectly.

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Yes, I know, I know. I haven't been posting here much as of the past year! Honestly, I just haven't had the time, or the time to even crochet (gasp!) I am working full time as an assistant market manager for a well known paint company, and. for myself- always the entrepreneur- as owner, maker, mixer, marketer, manager, shipper, et etc etc for my nail polish company, Atlantic Elixir. I am going to shamelessly plug my own business here. these photos for the Insta Witch Hat were taken for my nail polish biz (that's why you see so many hands!) by the same name, Insta Witch Nail Polish.

Getting back to crochet now, I really did enjoy making this hat! I am going to also wear it on Halloween :) I wanted to size it all out for smaller sizes, but alas. life gets in the way and I know I'm not going to have time. Time (sigh) I wish I had more of it.

Designed by Farrah Hodgson

• 1 ball worsted weight yarn (size 4) approximately 300 yds. (I apologize, I bought this yarn last year and can't remember what brand it was. it's a color changing yarn like Caron Cakes, but it wasn't Caron Cakes!)
• Crochet Hook Size 5.0mm
• Yarn Needle to sew in ends

-from now on, you are working in continuous rounds, do NOT join, do NOT turn, use a stitch marker if you must!-

Rnd 48: -working in the unworked front sts back in Rnd 46- (sc in next 6 sts, 2sc in next st) 10 times. (80sc)

Rnd 57: -working in opposite direction- work 150 reverse sc (crab st), sl st in 1st st. Fasten off. Sew in ends!

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Hi! Was just wondering if you have a video tutorial on this or if you could enlighten me on row 48? And then it goes back to row 46? Sorry I’m just confused on that part 😅 Reply Delete

Actually, ignore me. I just reread it for the thousandth time and it finally clicked! Sorry 😅 Delete

You work in back row for 47 then you for row 48 go and work in the front stitches on row 46 so 47&48 are worked on row 46 just one in back stitch one in front. It makes a cute little rim on the outside of the hat before the brim starts Delete

I get that part but what about row 49? Im new to crochet so I’m having a hard time understanding how to start row 49. Delete

I’m also confused by what to do with row 49. Are we supposed to work into the stitches that went in BLO or the ones that went into FLO? Delete

Row 49, just do your 1st HDC into the next stich, and proceed. It's not separated, it just continues in the round, without doing row joins in between. the rows stack up, in the same way a soft serve cone does, it just spirals. Delete

Love this pattern! I'm on my 2nd one. My friends love it too, and it looks like I finally have a crochet gift to give that will be loved and worn. LOL Reply Delete

Hello I was wondering if this is uk or uk terminology? I love it and I am looking forward to making my first one😁 Reply Delete

Since it uses SC at the beginning it's likely US terminology. UK doesn't use SC, it's called double crochet. Delete

So. either rounds 34-46 are completely unnecessary, or my stitching tension is not right, because i have attempted this hat several times now and it ends up being way longer/bigger proportionately compared to the example photo. The only time it looks about right is my recent version where i folded in that section of stitching to shorten it. Any advice would be appreciated, thank you. Reply Delete

Same. Near as I can work out, if you want the hat shorter on top, just cut out a few of those rows between 34-46. Or add more if you wanna elongate and make it slouchy/droopy/cottagecore Delete

You have shared a lot of information in this article Buy Wholesale Kids Hats. I would like to express my gratitude to everyone who contributed to this useful article. Keep posting. Reply Delete

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Thank you so much for this pattern!! I will have time to make it before the weather gets cold and I just found a fall-themed yarn in the stash! I am super excited! Reply Delete

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I get that part but what about row 49? Im new to crochet so I’m having a hard time understanding how to start row 49. Delete

In addition to providing instructions for creating the hat, some patterns may also include suggestions or ideas for how to style or wear the finished hat. This can be helpful for individuals who may be using the pattern for costumes or for themed events. Overall, a free crochet witch hat pattern is a valuable resource for those who enjoy crocheting and want to create their own unique witch hats. It provides a creative outlet and allows individuals to showcase their skills and creativity while producing a practical and stylish accessory..

Reviews for "Stand out this Halloween with your own crotchet witch hat pattern"

1. Sarah - 1/5 - I was really disappointed with this crochet witch hat pattern. The instructions were so confusing and poorly written that I couldn't understand them at all. I'm an experienced crocheter, and I've followed many patterns before, but this one just frustrated me to no end. The final result didn't even look like a hat; it was just a misshapen mess. I ended up giving up halfway through and finding a different pattern online. Save yourself the headache and skip this one.

2. Emily - 2/5 - I had high hopes for this crochet witch hat pattern, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. The sizing was completely off, even though I followed the measurements and gauge suggested in the pattern. The hat turned out way too small for anyone to actually wear. Additionally, the design was quite basic, and I was looking for something with more intricate details. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this pattern if you're looking for a well-fitting and visually appealing witch hat.

3. Alex - 3/5 - While I didn't hate this crochet witch hat pattern, I have to say it wasn't my favorite either. The instructions were clear enough to follow, but the final result just didn't look as good as I had hoped. The hat didn't have a nice shape and seemed a bit lopsided. I also found that the yarn recommended in the pattern didn't work well for this project; it was too thin, and the stitches didn't hold together nicely. It's an okay pattern if you're really in need of a quick and simple witch hat, but there are definitely better options out there.

4. Megan - 2/5 - I was really excited to try out this crochet witch hat pattern, but unfortunately, it was a major letdown. The pattern lacked important details, like which stitch to start each round with, and I ended up having to guess a lot. The hat also turned out way too small, even though I used the suggested hook size and followed the gauge. It's frustrating to spend time and effort on a project only to end up with a result that is disappointing and unusable. I'll be searching for a different witch hat pattern that is more reliable and user-friendly.

5. Jason - 1/5 - This crochet witch hat pattern was an absolute disaster. The instructions were so poorly written that I couldn't make heads or tails of how to start the project. The pattern assumed a level of crochet knowledge that I definitely don't have, and it was no help to beginners like me. I ended up wasting my yarn and giving up in frustration. I would not recommend this pattern to anyone, especially if you're new to crocheting. Look for something with more clear and detailed instructions.

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