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Every hats pattern on the porch — 8 of them, each worked through on the glider and written round by round, with the count said out loud at the end of each one.
Showing 1–8 of 8 patterns
A beginner-friendly crochet hat with FPDC/BPDC rib and a shell stitch crown, done in a few focused hours.
An easygoing bucket hat in shell stitch for confident beginners, ready in about 4-6 hours.
A six-section short row beanie in 4-ply yarn, simple enough for beginners, about 4-6 hours from slip knot to seam.
A cottagecore bucket hat for intermediate crocheters, made from six butterfly granny squares in a few sittings.
A worsted-weight mohair-blend beanie for babies and toddlers, shaped with simple single crochet. About four hours to make.
A cozy fan-stitch beanie with a ribbed band, good for confident beginners. About 4-6 hours from slip knot to finished brim.
A worked-up bucket hat with daisy trim and ties, suited to confident beginners. About 4-6 hours from ring to finished brim.
A beginner-friendly bucket hat with crocheted flowers. About 4-6 hours, cotton yarn, sizes up with hook choice.