Nepal Textured Beanie Free Crochet Pattern
/Whether it is for markets or for gifts or for myself, I truly love making hats. One of my favorites is the Nepal Textured Beanie Free Crochet Pattern because with a few simple tricks there is incredible texture!
The Nepal Textured Beanie Free Crochet Pattern is beginner friendly and always super popular when I do markets and events. Working from the bottom up, the Nepal Textured Beanie Free Crochet Pattern lets you decide the width of the band before you even get to the body so it is easily sized for children or adults.
One of the best things about the Nepal Textured Beanie Free Crochet Pattern is that you can easily adapt this pattern for any yarn weight by simply keeping the main body in the pattern multiples.
This little trick to customize the Nepal Textured Crochet Beanie Pattern is excellent if you decide to change up and use different weight yarns and different size hooks. Then this becomes more of a roadmap than exact pattern.
Supply List:
Category 3 DK weight yarn – approx. 165 yrds
Crochet Hook Size H-8 / 5 mm
Stitch Marker
Large needle to weave ends
Stitches Used / Abbreviations:
fsc- Foundation Single Crochet
ch - Chain
sc - Single Crochet
hdc- Half Double Crochet
dc – Double Crochet
sp – Space
sl st – Slip Stitch
sc2tog – Single Crochet 2 Together
Pattern Notes:
Pattern has joined rows. You will ch 1 & turn for the main body of the hat
Hat Size:
Completed measures: 19” band circumference / Height 9” when following pattern
Fits Average Adult Size Head 21” – 23” using these pattern directions.
To adjust for smaller or larger size: make band to desired circumference – must be even number, multiple of 2, plus 1 for band rows.
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BAND:
Row 1: fsc x12 *** (alternate: ch 12, turn, ch 1 (acts as first sc), 11x sc across for total 12 sc incl ch 1) ***
Row 2 and on: turn, ch 1, 11x sc in back loop only
Rows 3 – 64: Repeat row 2 for average adult size head of 19” (or desired width)
Then, when band is at desired width:
Sl st to top of initial fsc from first row, then 10 sl across to attach the whole band to become a circle
DO NOT CUT YARN // Turn to now work the body
HAT BODY:
Round 1: ch 1, sc all way around band for total 64 sc, then sl st to ch 1
(If you adjust for smaller or larger band, this will increase – must be multiple of 2 for pattern)
Round 2: ch 1, dc in same sp as ch 1, *skip one sc, [1sc, 1 dc] in next sc *; repeat * to * all the way around to end leaving 1 sc left; skip last sc , sl st to ch 1 to complete Round. Ch 1 and turn.
Round 3: DC in same sp as ch 1, *skip next dc, [1sc, 1 dc] in next sc *; repeat * to * all the way around, sl st to ch 1 to complete Round. Then ch 1 and turn.
Rounds 4 – 22: Repeat Round 3 *** for slouchy style add rows here before going on ***
Round 23: DC in same sp as ch 1, *skip next dc, [1sc, 1 dc] in next sc *; repeat * to * around, sl st to ch 1 to complete Round. DO NOT TURN WHEN ROUND COMPLETE
Round 24: Ch 2 (acts as hdc), hdc around, sl st tp top of ch 1 to complete Round. Total of 64 hdc (incl ch 2)
Round 25: ch 1, sc in next hdc, [sc2tog] around and sl st to top of ch 1 to complete Round.
Total for Round 30 sc incl. ch 1 **this round should be stitched loosely**
Round 26: ch 1, sc loosely in each st around, sl st to top of Ch 1 to complete Round.
Total for Round 31 sc incl. ch 1
Cut yarn leaving approx. 8” tail to use for closing up the hat.
FINISHING:
Turn hat inside out.
Using tapestry needle, weave tail in and out of final round using diagram as a guide and creating a star shape. Pull taut, gathering together.
Turn hat right side out.
Using tail, seam up the hat peak.
See my hat closing tutorial and tips here
Fasten off and weave in ends
