Witch hat pattern crochet is a popular design for making a hat that resembles the classic witch hat often seen during Halloween. This pattern can be easily created by using basic crochet stitches and techniques. To start crocheting a witch hat, you will need a crochet hook, yarn in the desired color (typically black), and basic crochet knowledge. The pattern can be adjusted to fit any size by simply changing the size of the crochet hook and the yarn thickness. To create the brim of the hat, you will begin by making a chain of stitches in the desired length. This chain will act as the foundation for the brim.
Rnd 8 (forward): Ch 1 (does not count as first hdc). 1 hdc in ea st around. Join with a sl st. – 24 sts
In the next round, hold the wire on top of the piece, inserting your hook under the stitch and the wire to draw up loops, then yarn over on top of the wire and complete the stitch to trap the wire inside your stitches. Just a few notes about the pattern The hat works flat in rows not rounds and then you will stitch the edges together using your tapestry needle when finished.
This chain will act as the foundation for the brim. You will then work single crochet stitches around the chain, gradually increasing the number of stitches to create a rounded shape. Once the brim is complete, you will continue crocheting in rounds to create the body of the hat.
Crochet Witch Hat
Looking for a last minute Crochet Halloween Costume?! Stitch up a Witch Hat! This pattern can be found on Yarnspirations.com and comes in sizes Small, Medium, Large, and X-Large so you can make one for every family member! Make a mommy & me version or gather your girlfriends and dress as the Sanderson Sisters! There are many ways to customize this hat. You will see that in the original pattern, there are directions to make this a Witchy Cat Hat by adding cat eyes, ears, and whiskers. In my version below I changed the colors, added a black stripe, and then stitched on crochet belt buckle for the finish touch. But what about making a jack-o-lantern face witch hat?! or a Frankenstein face on the green hat?! You will have to show me what you make!
For my versions, I made the size small and changed yarn colors at row 26 (4 rows of black) and then finished the pattern with a single row of the main hat color and added the brim just as the pattern reads.
I will be showing you all the details of my version of the Witchy Hat on OCTOBER 26 LIVE ON FACEBOOK. JOIN ME FOR A LUNCH & LEARN AT NOON EST at the Yarnspirations Facebook Page and the Red Heart Yarn Facebook Page. If you are unavailable during that day and time you will be able to watch the replay after it’s posted!
Just a few notes about the pattern:
– The hat works flat in rows (not rounds) and then you will stitch the edges together using your tapestry needle when finished.
– I like that it lays flat because it’s much easier to add on any embellishments like a buckle, cat face, or jack-o-lantern face!
– Red Heart Super Saver is the perfect yarn for this project! It gives it a nice sturdy shape.
– The pattern for the small size hat (which is what I made) fits Ollie the Owl perfectly! He looks like he’s ready to go trick-or-treating! Scroll down to see Halloween Ollie 🙂
Happy Halloween Crocheting!
Rnd 23 (backward): Ch 1 (does not count as first hdc). 1 hdc in ea st around. Join with a sl st. – 84 sts
This is typically done by working in continuous spirals without joining the rounds. The number of stitches in each round can be increased or decreased depending on the desired size and shape of the hat. To add a flair to the witch hat, you can incorporate various stitch patterns or decorative elements. For example, you can create a pointed tip at the top of the hat by decreasing stitches in each round. Additionally, you can add a band or ribbon around the base of the hat for added detail. Overall, crocheting a witch hat pattern is a fun and creative way to create a unique and festive accessory for Halloween or costume parties. With the right materials and a little bit of patience, you can easily crochet a witch hat that will impress everyone with your crochet skills. So pick up your crochet hook and get started on making the perfect witch hat today!.
Reviews for "The Symbolism Behind Crocheting Witch Hat Patterns"
1. Samantha - 2 stars - I was really excited to try the "Witch Hat Pattern Crochet" but I was extremely disappointed with the result. The instructions were unclear and confusing, making it difficult for me to follow along. Additionally, the finished hat did not turn out like the picture at all. The sizing was off and the shape was completely wrong. Overall, I was very dissatisfied with this pattern and would not recommend it to others.
2. Michael - 1 star - This pattern was a complete waste of my time and materials. The instructions were poorly written and lacked important details that were necessary for a successful crochet project. I struggled throughout the whole process and ended up with a misshapen hat that was nowhere close to resembling a witch hat. I am extremely disappointed and frustrated with this pattern.
3. Jennifer - 2 stars - The "Witch Hat Pattern Crochet" was a letdown for me. The pattern itself was confusing and hard to understand, even for someone with intermediate crochet skills like myself. I ended up having to watch multiple tutorial videos and seek help online to complete the hat. The final result was not worth the effort as it looked more like a generic cone hat rather than a witch hat. I would not recommend this pattern to others, especially those looking for a specific witch hat design.
4. David - 3 stars - While the "Witch Hat Pattern Crochet" was not a complete disaster, I found it to be quite challenging and not suitable for beginners. The instructions were not as clear as I had hoped and I had to unravel my work multiple times due to mistakes. The final hat turned out okay, but I was not fully satisfied with the end result. I think this pattern could use some improvements in terms of clarity and ease of understanding.