Autumnal Leaf Hat

Ages 3-10 years

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Type Crochet

Category Baby and Children > Hats

Seasonal > Autumn

Difficulty Intermediate

Hook Size 3.50 mm

Yarn Weight Aran / Worsted

Terminology US

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Materials

• 1 x 100g ball of Stylecraft Special Aran in Beige (100% Acrylic) or similar
• A few lengths of any DK in green
• E/4 (3.5mm) Crochet Hook or any hook to obtain correct gauge
• - (2.5mm) Crochet Hook for leaves
• Yarn needle for sewing

Finished Sizes
This pattern is for ages: 3 – 10 Years

Gauge
12 double crochet to 3”

Additional Notes
This pattern is crocheted in seamless continuous rounds. You do not count the chain bobbles as stitches.

Stitch Library
ch = chain
sl st = slip stitch
sc = single crochet
dc = double crochet
hdc = half double crochet
fl = front loop(s) only
RS = right side (outside of hat)

** = repeat instructions between asterisks for as long as stated
() = larger sizes and total stitches

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