PLEASE NOTE: This is not a physical hat. This is the instructions for crocheting a Twisteria Witch Hat. Do not purchase this if you are wanting a finished product. I cannot accept returns on digital items.
This pattern includes step by step instructions for crocheting a Twisteria Witch Hat that will fit the average adult sized head (22.5in). It also includes guidance on how to adjust the pattern to get your desired size/fit. One of my pattern testers even made a toddler sized hat using this pattern and their adjustments are included in the gallery of testers for folks to use as a reference.
As like most of my patterns, there are tons of photos (52 to be exact) included in this pattern to help folks who are visual learners get through this project. I have labeled this pattern as intermediate; however, because of all the photos that are included, I believe adventurous, experienced beginners will be able to get through this project as well.
INFO:
Written in US terms
Skill Level: Intermediate
Stitches Used: Slip Stitch, Chain, Single Crochet, Half Double Crochet, Front Loop Half Double Crochet, Front Loop Half Double Crochet Increase, Half Double Crochet Increase, Double Crochet, Double Crochet Increase, Back Post Double Crochet
Materials: 3.75mm Crochet Hook, About 70 - 100yds/ 42g of a #4 weight yarn (worsted) for Yarn A, About 80 - 110yds/ 50g of a #4 weight yarn (worsted) for Yarn B, About 90 - 140yds/ 54g of a #4 weight yarn (worsted) for Yarn C, Tapestry Needle, Scissors, About 7 - 15g of Poly-fil (or other stuffing material), About 105cm 16 gauge silver plated copper wire (optional), Wire Cutter (required if choosing to incorporate wire into the brim), Flat nose pliers (required if choosing to incorporate wire into the brim)
**Sales of finished items made from following this pattern are permitted for small businesses as long as credit is given to The Entangled Fae in the product listing. Please don’t use any of my photos to advertise your own products. Also please charge what you feel your time is worth when selling finished items; don't undersell your work! I encourage makers to charge no less than $20/hr for labor, but don’t forget to factor in things like supply costs, packaging and shipping costs, etc. Feel free to email me if you have any questions about pricing products. I’m happy to chat through my process with you. <3
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