Then weave in ends, fold up the brim and youвЂ™re done! Rnd 1: Ch 1 and hdc evenly around the ribbing of the hat (75 sts)ДЄdd a pompom to the end. Now you will join your Cranberry yarn and crochet around the edge of the ribbing. You will leave the slsts of the seam facing out because the brim will be folded up later to cover it. (This was about 52 rows for me.)ДЇold the strip and slst the short ends together and tie off.ДO NOT turn your ribbing right side out. Repeat row 2 until your ribbing measures about 55cm/22вЂі unstretched. Row 1: Ch 22, in 3rd ch from hook hdc across (20 sts) In this pattern, this means to work an invisible hdcdecrease. The ribbing is made extra wide and then folded.Дec вЂ“ Decrease.

The hat is worked from the brim up, starting with the ribbing. Loops & Threads Impeccable in Cranberry (one 100g skein).Lion Brand Homespun in Hepplewhite (about 115g).However, itвЂ™s a really simple pattern to size up or down, so IвЂ™ve included a brief explanation on how you can adjust it for your needs! Unfortunately, this post only contains instructions for an adult size. But the cranberry-colored yarn is what makes this hat in my opinion, giving it a rich and classic Santa look.

It features a thick, folded/double brim and a super fluffy pompom. I know everyone is busy this time of year but I wanted to share this Santa Hat I made in case you were also looking to increase your holiday cheer game! It was a totally last minute project (literally finished it on Christmas Eve!) but I found myself with some time and decided a luxurious hand-crafted Santa Hat would be perfect to wear to all the holiday festivities this week. Hi, all! I hope you are all having a very merry holiday season!

Cap crochet chart