Introducing the Calyx Beanie crochet hat pattern.
Get The Crochet Hat Pattern
Purchase this pattern on Ravelry, LoveCrafts, WeCrochet (coming soon), and Etsy.
Share your project on the Ravelry project page.
Wanna make it later? Pin it!
**note that some links may be affiliate links that allow me to make a small commission at no cost to you; however, this influences my opinion in no way, and I will always express an honest relationship with the product(s) referred**
The Design
YES! It's CROCHET! The Calyx Beanie was inspired by the anatomy of a flower (hence the name). The calyx is the part of the flower that surrounds the growing bud/petals. Aesthetically, it features a scalloped brim in order to reflect this floral anatomy. It also features mirrored short row shaping and a sophisticated 1x1 knit-like texture. It's gender neutral, so it looks great on both men and women. It's the perfect selfish crochet project and a great unique gift for loved ones!
Fit + Sizing
The Calyx Beanie has a classic fit, with a stretchy, 1x1 knit-like ribbed texture for the body.
Hat can be made in 3 sizes—size 1, size 2, and size 3—and is designed to fit head of an average youth-adult with head circumference between approximately 19-24". Due to ribbed design, hat is very stretchy width-wise, so can stretch to fit most heads. For reference, model has a 22" head and is wearing a size 2.
Size | Head Circum. | Hat Circum. |
Size 1 | 19-20" | 14.5" |
Size 2 | 21-22" | 16.5" |
Size 3 | 23-24" | 18.5" |
Materials
As written, you'll need category 3 DK weight yarn (11 wpi) in the amounts of:
Size 1 | 280yds
Size 2 | 310yds
Size 3 | 325yds
Gauge
23 sts x 34 rows = 4"
I used WeCrochet Capra DK (pictured in the color Magnolia Heather).
Other materials you'll need:
4mm crochet hook
tapestry needle
scissors
st markers
Yarn Substitutions
The yarn I used, WeCrochet Capra DK is a 85% fine superwash merino wool and 15% cashmere blend. You could easily substitute many DK and light worsted weight yarns for this pattern. The wpi is 11, so feel free to use that + the gauge to determine if the yarn you plan on substituting is a good fit. You can also check out Yarn Sub. I recommend making sure you make a gauge swatch. Small differences in gauge can lead to big differences in project outcome. For more on gauge, you can read this blog.
We Are Knitters The Baby Wool or Merifine*
*Use code WAKAMBASSADOR15 at checkout for 15% off
Required Skills
Intermediate level with the following skills:
basic sts and st combos
working flat
side-to-side construction
short rows
gauging
seaming
loop recognition
stitch anatomy
reading a chart
following a pattern with minimal photo and no video references/tutorials
experience reading an intermediate pattern
Shop + Make
The pattern is available here in the pattern shop Ravelry, LoveCrafts, WeCrochet (coming soon), and Etsy.
I'd love to see how your projects turn out and support your maker journey, so don't forget to tag me on your photos @thecozyknot and use the hashtags #thecozyknot and #calyxbeanie in your post captions so I don't miss your makes and can share them with my community.
Copyright
All pattern images/content on this site are/is copyright protected. Patterns are for personal, non-commercial use only, and are the sole property of The Cozy Knot and Tanya Johnson. It is only through your amazing kindness and integrity that I’m able to do what I do. I appreciate you! Thank you!
If you choose to sell items made from any of my patterns (either paid patterns or patterns free on the blog), do not use my photos as your sales photos. You are required to credit me as the designer of your product for pattern rights using the information below. Please paste it into your seller listings or wherever you choose to market/sell your product(s) — whether this be online or in a physical space (shop/market/etc.)
Pattern Design: The Cozy Knot/Tanya Johnson www.TheCozyKnot.com
Permission for any kind of mass/factory production of items NOT granted. Permission for any kind of video tutorials using my patterns NOT granted.
For full details on pattern policies, click here.
Comments