Tipsy Lemon Child's Hat (Age 6-10)


A friend challenged me to try upsizing my tipsy lemon baby hat to a child’s size, for her 6 year old granddaughter.  It took some internet searching for dimensions and a bit of frogging along the way, but here you have it! A tipsy lemon child’s hat for ages 6-10.


For instructions on how to complete the Tipsy Lemon stitch, please see the tutorial on my blog, by following this link:

https://kyliecrochets.blogspot.com/2020/05/tipsy-lemon-stitch-photo-tutorial.html?m=1


You will need

Approximately 3 ½ oz of #4 yarn (150 yd)

5.5 mm hook

Yarn needle

Scissors

Pompom maker or similar


Finished size

9½” diameter by 8” high.


Abbreviations

Ch Chain

St Stitch

SC Single crochet

HDC Half double crochet

HBDC Herringbone double crochet

Sl St Slip stitch


Notes

  • This hat is worked from top down.

  • Single chain at beginning of each round is not included in stitch count.

  • You will be working into the slip stitch in each row so be sure to keep it even in size to other stitches.

  • The tipsy lemon stitch has the advantage of hiding the slip stitch join and SC into the next round well into the fabric of the work.

  • For instructions on the herringbone double crochet stitch, follow this link:

https://www.knitcrate.com/blogs/tumblr/crochet-stitch-herringbone-double-crochet



Pattern

Round 1

Using magic circle, ch 1 then, HDC 8 times, sl st to top of first HDC. [8 HDC]


Round 2

Ch 1, 2 HDC into first st and each st around, sl st to top of first HDC. [16 HDC]


Round 3

Ch 1, *2 HDC into first stitch, HDC into next st*, repeat from * to * around, sl st to top of first HDC. [24 HDC]


Round 4

Ch 1, *2 HDC into first st, single HDC into next 2 st*, repeat from * to * around, sl st to top of first HDC. [32 HDC]


Round 5

Ch 1, *2 HDC into first st, single HDC into next 3 st*, repeat from * to * around, sl st to top of first HDC.  [40 HDC]


Round 6

Ch 1, *2 HDC into first st, single HDC into next 4 st*, repeat from * to * around, sl st to top of first HDC.  [48 HDC]


Round 7

Ch 1, *2 HDC into first st, single HDC into next 5 st*, repeat from * to * around, sl st to top of first HDC.  [56 HDC]


Round 8

Ch 1, *HBDC into first st, SC into next st*, repeat from * to * around, sl st to top of first HDC. [56 st]


Round 9

Ch 1, *SC into first st, HBDC into next st*, repeat from * to * around, sl st to top of first SC.


Rows 10-24

Repeat rows 8 and 9, finish off and sew in ends. Make pompom (if desired) and sew to top of hat.









Comments

  1. Oombawka Design23 June 2020 at 22:21

    Thank you for joining us at our Link Party this week! You've been featured at Party 353 - you can see your feature here: https://oombawkadesigncrochet.com/2020/06/make-an-owl-toy-a-star-throw-pillow-and-child-size-hat.html This hat is super cute and I'm sure people are going to appreciate the free pattern! Best wishes, Rhondda

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  2. KylieCrochets24 June 2020 at 06:00

    Thanks so much!

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