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Snapdragon Hat Free Crochet Pattern



This pattern will work with any yarn, and any hook. It is a top down hat that depends on multiples instead of gauge. It is worked with the snapdragon stitch, for my example I used an I (5.5 mm) hook and Caron Jumbo in Rose.

Key (U.S. Terminology)

Dc=double crochet
Ch=chain
Sl st=slip stitch

Notes
Chain 3 counts as a stitch, and chain 4 counts as 1 stitch plus chain space.
V-stitch is 1 dc, Ch 1, 1 dc in same stitch.
Shells are worked as 5 dc's in one stitch.
All beginning and end shells are worked as 3dcs into ch-spaces.

Pattern

Make a magic circle, or ch 4 and sl st together.
Round 1: ch 3, 11 dc into magic circle, Sl st together.
Round 2: Ch 3, DC into same st, 2dc into each st, sl st together  (24 sts)
Round 3: ch 3, 2dc into next st *1 DC into next st, 2dc into next st* repeat to end of round, sl st together.
(Keep increasing to desired width, such as 6.5 for teen/small adult)
Round 4 (after increases are done): ch 4, DC into same st  (first v-stitch), skip next 3 sts, 5dc in next st *skip next 3 sts, v-stitch into next st, skip 3, 5dc into next* repeat to end of round, sl st together.
Round 5: ch 3, 2dc into ch-space, v-stitch into the top of the shell *5dc into ch-space, v-stitch into top of shell* repeat to end and sl st together.
Round 6: ch 4, DC into same st, 5dc into ch-space *v-stitch into top of shell, 5dc into v-stitch* repeat to end of round, sl st together.
Repeat rounds 5 and 6 until desired length is reached.

Any questions may be sent to me at savannah.baka@gmail.com.

Please do not distribute pattern, links may be shared to this. Items made from this pattern may be sold, but please use your own pictures, and give a link/source to my pattern.

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