The mini witch hat can be used for many things- barbies, hanging decoration, sucker cover, and anything else your creative mind can think of! They are very easy and quick to work up. Have fun with this free Stitch11 pattern!
Supplies
Red Heart Super Saver (Medium Weight)
F-3.75 mm crochet hook
Yarn needle for weaving in ends
Stitches
Magic Circle
SC – Single Crochet
Slip Stitch
Round 1: Magic Circle, 4 SC into magic circle. Pull ring tight and join to first SC.
Now working in continuous rounds
Round 2-3: 1 SC into each SC (4 SC)
Round 4: **2 SC into next SC. SC into next SC. Repeat from ** one more time (6 SC)
Round 5: 1 SC into next 6 SC. (6 SC)
Round 6: **2 SC into next SC. SC into next SC. Repeat from ** two more times. (9 SC)
Round 7: 1 SC into next 9 SC. (9 SC)
Round 8: **2 SC into next SC. SC into next two SC. Repeat from ** two more times. (12 SC)
Round 9: 1 SC into next 12 SC. (12 SC)
Round 10: **2 SC into next SC. SC into next three SC. Repeat from ** two more times. (15 SC)
Round 11: 1 SC into next 15 SC. (15 SC)
Round 12:**2 SC into next SC. SC into next four SC. Repeat from ** two more times. (18 SC)
Round 13-14: 1 SC into next 18 SC. (18 SC)
Round 15: Slip stitch into next stitch. CH 1, SC into next 18 SC. Join to first SC. (18 SC)
Round 16: In front loops only. CH 1, 2 SC into next 18 stitches. Join to first SC. (36 SC)
Round 17-18: CH 1, SC into next 36 stitches. Join to first SC. (36)
Finish off and weave in your end.
I love this pattern! I’m making a witches hat garland for Halloween and I’m playing with beading on the next one. I was wondering if I could get your permission to teach this as a class. I teach crochet classes in Danville, CA and I thing this would be such a fun class for my students. Please let me know!
Yes that would be fine! 🙂