Spunky Pom Pom Hat Pattern

By Lisa Jelle/Kaleidoscope Art&Gifts

Skill Level: Beginner

Gauge: 7 blo scs x 8 rows= 2” swatch

Supplies:
Hook: K
Yarn: Worsted
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends

Sizing: Use standard hat/head measurement charts. I use this one:

http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/size-chart.html#hat

Abbreviations and stitches required:

- ch- chain.
- blo sc- ‘back loop only’ single crochet
- sl st- insert slip stitch
- st(s)- stitch(es)

otes: You can choose to add color changes wherever you want. I recommend changing them off after at
LEAST 3 rows to take into account for the ribbed ‘blo’ look.
PATTER
*Band:
• ch8, sc across (7scs), ch1 & turn
• Row 1: blo scs across (7), ch1 & turn
• repeat Row 1 until the band measures 2”-3” LESS than the head
circumference measurement
• sl st short ends together, do NOT fasten off
*Hat:
• Round 1: ch1, sc around (1 sc in the end of each row from the band),
join with sl st, ch1 & turn
• Round 2: ch1, blo sc around, join with sl st, ch1 & turn
• Repeat Round 2 till whole piece measures the 1”-3” LESS than the
height recommended for your hat size (1” less will make pom poms
‘stand up’ more while 2”-3” less will make them slightly
floppy/slouchy), fasten off
• (make sure seam is in the back), sl st top closed, fasten off and weave
in ends
*Pom poms:
• Make two pom poms (whatever size you choose), one for each corner,
and attach securely. (pom pom tutorial-3 sizes here:
http://www.craftinterrupted.com/2012/10/yarn-pom-garland-
tutorial.html)
•
*Weave in all ends.

Thank you for purchasing this pattern. Rewriting, reselling, distributing, or copying this
pattern is prohibited. If you wish to sell finished items produced from this pattern, feel
free to do so. However, I ask that you please credit me as the pattern designer and link
back to me as follows:
Pattern by Lisa Jelle/Kaleidoscope Art&Gifts
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*Special thanks to the talented Kendra M.

whose product photo I used in this pattern.