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Lolly-Poms Ribbed Crochet Beanie

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Lolly-Poms Ribbed Crochet Beanie
Lolly-Poms Ribbed Crochet Beanie
This image courtesy of 1dogwoof.com

Add a pop of color to your fall and winter wardrobe with this Lolly-Poms Ribbed Crochet Beanie. This beginner-friendly crochet hat pattern is so easy to work up that anyone can do it. Make a matching hat for all your family and friends!

From the Blogger: "This fun and easy ribbed crochet beanie can be customized to any head, and you can make it with or without the fold-up brim. It's made in a tapered rectangle and pulled together at the top, sort of like a drawstring bag. Then top it off with a pom-pom of your choice. I chose a faux fur pom-pom, but any will do!"

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Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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onsetsusan2010 423 6455

Mar 09, 2019

My hat looks great. Thank you for the pattern.

Morehouse17

Nov 19, 2018

This lolly poms ribbed crochet beanie looks like it can stand the harshest of winters. It looks thick and squissy with that adorable pom on the top. Who says functionality can not be attractive. Thanks for sharing this pattern.

Cheryl Y

Nov 09, 2018

I love ribbed crochet hats and this Lolly-Poms Ribbed Crochet Beanie is one I will be making. This one is so easy to whip up and it looks nice. I'm not a big fan of buying pom-poms, so I'll be making mine to add. I wish there was better directions for the way she closed this hat or pictures on how to do it. I have made many hats so I'll just do what feels right to me. Thank you so much for sharing this free crochet beanie pattern.

JaneEK

Mar 31, 2018

Im always amazed at how you can work a crochet stitch to so closely resemble knitting. This looks exactly like a knitted toque and is just as versatile. You can wear it long like a slouch, or rolled up the bottom for a brimmed beanie. The top closure is covered by that huge furry pom, or you can pinch it together like a stocking cap. Thanks for finding this one!

Sansan

Mar 02, 2018

It seems ss though the link to this patter is not working. It goes to "page not available" page. If someone couldse d me the pattern or the link, this beginner would greatly appreciate it.

telediv38 6612860

Nov 28, 2017

The links to the patterns are not working today they take you to a blank screen.

AFC Editor Julia

Nov 29, 2017

Hi telediv, Thanks for the heads up! The blogger's site might have been down or just having a moment - I just checked and the link works just fine now. Try again! :) Julia, AFC editor

telediv38 6612860

Dec 22, 2017

Thank you!

princess6860504

Oct 17, 2017

I have been looking for just this style of hat for my 14 year old. I would like to make it in black with red accents, and I favor the extra wide brim to fold over. He likes the look of that. So, Vanna's choice is the pick? This will be my first time crocheting with it. Looking forward to going out tomorrow to buy my supplies!

sarahadams1701 133 6416

Oct 30, 2016

Excellent pattern, really simple but looks great when finished.

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