A witch hat pattern is a popular crochet project for Halloween or dress-up. It is a fun and festive accessory that can be enjoyed by both children and adults. Crocheting a witch hat allows you to unleash your creativity and make a unique and customized hat. To start crocheting a witch hat, you will need the appropriate materials, including yarn, a crochet hook, and any additional decorations you may want to add. There are various yarn options available, depending on your preference, such as acrylic or wool yarn in different colors. The pattern for a witch hat typically involves starting with the brim, which is crocheted in a circular shape.
Rnd 43: (1 sc in the next 29 sts, 2 sc in the next st) 3 times. Join with a sl st. – 93 sts
Tiffany is a young heroine from Pratchett s YA Discworld series who runs the dairy on her shepherding family s farm, which she is driven to defend with a frying pan when the Queen of the Otherworld crosses over and steals her little brother. There are several stories and possible origins of why Witches wear a hat, but it became famous when a woodcut of a Witch wearing a pointy hat became known to the public.
The pattern for a witch hat typically involves starting with the brim, which is crocheted in a circular shape. This can be achieved by creating a chain of stitches and then joining them to form a ring. From there, you will work in rounds, increasing the number of stitches gradually to create a larger circumference.
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 65: (1 sc in the next 26 sts, 2 sc in the next st) 6 times. Join with a sl st. – 168 sts
After finishing the brim, you will continue crocheting in rounds to create the body of the hat. This involves gradually shaping the hat and decreasing the number of stitches to taper it towards the top. The height of the hat can be adjusted according to your preference. Once the basic structure of the witch hat is complete, you can add your own personal touches and decorations. This can include crocheting additional embellishments, such as a band or buckle, or attaching ribbons, feathers, or other fun accessories. There are numerous variations and styles of witch hat patterns available, allowing you to experiment and create your own unique design. Some patterns include additional details, such as a pointed or curled brim, or even a small spider or spider web motif. Crocheting a witch hat can be a rewarding and enjoyable project, especially if you have a love for Halloween or dressing up. With a little patience and practice, you can create a fun and eye-catching accessory that is sure to impress. So grab your crochet hook and yarn, and embark on the journey of creating your very own witch hat!.
Reviews for "How to customize your crocheted witch hat with different colors and yarns"
1. Sarah - 2 stars
I was really excited to try this witch hat pattern, but I found it to be quite confusing and difficult to follow. The instructions weren't very clear, and I had trouble understanding some of the stitches. Additionally, the final product didn't come out as well as I had hoped. Overall, I was disappointed with this pattern and I wouldn't recommend it to others.
2. John - 1 star
I have been crocheting for years and I have never come across a pattern as poorly written as this one. There were so many inconsistencies and errors throughout. It was extremely frustrating trying to make sense of the instructions and I ended up wasting a lot of time and yarn. I was really disappointed with the outcome and I definitely won't be using this pattern again.
3. Emily - 2 stars
I found this witch hat pattern to be overly complicated for a beginner like me. The instructions were not clear and assumed a certain level of crochet knowledge that I simply didn't have. I had to constantly refer to online tutorials and forums for help, which took away from the joy of the project. The end result was okay, but it definitely wasn't worth the hassle. I would recommend finding a more beginner-friendly witch hat pattern instead.