
The “Beautiful Bobbles” Beanie — Make One for All in Your Family!!
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If you like making beanies for yourself or members of your families, this may be the beanie pattern for you. The lovely texture of this beanie is appropriate for both men and women, and for boys and girls. The stitch combination is really quite easy to do and the texture is really unique and beautiful!
This pattern uses a #4 weight yarn and for my examples I used Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice and Red. Heart Super Saver yarns. It is made using an “H” hook and the hat can be made with a pompon, faux fur or yarn, but looks great without a pompon, too.
This beanie would be so cute made for each member of your family! If you do make it, please add pictures to the comments below this post or post them in my Facebook Group or on my Instagram. Just click on them below this post to get to them!!

The “Beautiful Bobbles” Beanie
Crochet Beanie
One Size – Adult
Designed By:
Christine Longe of Lakeview Cottage Kids
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Skill Level:
Advanced Beginner
Size:
One Size
Adult – Woman (And suggestions for making this adorable hat for any size head.). So, you get many sizes all in one!)
Materials Needed:
- 1 skein Aran weight (#4); I used LionBrand “Vanna’s Choice” Yarn for the Cream Hat and Red Heart Super Saver for the Cranberry Hat.
(If you would like to do the ribbing in a different color than the body of the hat, that makes a lovely project, too. Either way, the beanie will look great!)
- Faux Fur Pompon
- Crochet Hook, Size H/500 mm
- Crochet Hook, Size I/5.50 mm
- 1 Stitch Marker
- Small Yarn Needle (Used for working in loose yarn ends and for attaching the pompon.)
Gauge:
Using the H Hook, 4 single crochet in the back loop only rows = 2 rows of ribbing and is 1 1/4 inch wide
(I crochet pretty loosely. If you crochet tighter, you may want to adjust to a larger hook to get your desired size.)
Hat Pattern
Ribbing:
Using the H Hook, Chain 8.
Row 1: In the second chain from the hook, work a single crochet. Work a single crochet in each of the chains. Ch 1. Turn. (7 sc)
Row 2: In the first sc, work a single crochet. Work 1 single crochet in the back loop only (scblo) in the next stitch and in each stitch across until the last stitch. Work 1 sc in the last stitch. Ch 1. Turn. (7 st)
Row 3 – 58: Repeat Row 2 until the length of your ribbing is 19 inches. This for me is 58 rows.
****Sizing Alert: (2 inches less than the circumference of an average adult woman’s head.) If you would like to make the hat for another size, just measure the circumference of the adult, teen or child’s head and make the ribbing 2 inches less than that circumference number. And then continue the pattern as written.
When you have completed the last row on the ribbing, seam the short ends of the ribbing, using a slip stitch. Do NOT cut the yarn. When you have completed the seam turn the ribbing so that the seam is on the inside.
**If you would like to do the body of the hat in a different color, switch to that color here.
Body of the Hat
Switch to the I Hook.
Round 1 and Round 2: Single crochet in the end of each row of ribbing all the way around. Slip stitch to the first single crochet of the round. Ch 1. You should end up with 58 single crochet stitches for these rounds (for the adult woman size) and for all future rounds until you do your decreases.
After Round 2, turn.
Round 3: Place a stitch marker. Skip first stitch. *Work 1 sl st in next stitch and 1 half double crochet in the next stitch.* Repeat from * to * all the way around. Join to the top of the Ch 1 with a slip stitch. Ch 1. Turn. Keep moving your stitch marker up each time your end a round. (58 st)
Round 4: Skip the first stitch. Single crochet in the next stitch and in each stitch in the round. Join to the top of the Ch 1 with a slip stitch. Ch 1. Turn. (58 st)
Repeat Round 3 and 4 until the measurement of the hat, from the bottom of the ribbing to the top of the body of the hat is 8.5 inches. ( If you would like to make your hat a little “slouchier”, you can add more length. 1/2 to 1 inch would be nice.).
(If you are making this hat in a different size, please refer to this Chart.)
Crochet Beanie Hat Heights:
0 – 3 months: 5.5 inches
3 – 6 months: 6 inches
6 – 12 months: 6.5 inches
1 – 3 years: 7 inches
3 – 10 years: 8 inches
Small Adult: 8.5 inches
Medium Adult: 9 inches
Finishing and Closing the Top of the Hat:
End the body of your hat at the stitch marker.
Round 1: Single crochet in the first two stitches. Skip one stitch. Single crochet in the next two stitches. Skip one stitch. Single crochet in the next two stitches. Repeat this sequence to the end of the round. Join with a slip stitch to the top of the Ch 1. Ch 1.
Round 2: Single crochet in the first stitch. Skip 1 stitch. *Single crochet in the next stitch. Skip 1 stitch.*. Repeat from * to * until you have 7 stitches left. Finish off, leaving about 8 inches of yarn.
Using the yarn needle, gather the top of the hat by doing a “running stitch” back and forth through each of the single crochets in the last (top) row of the hat. Pull gently, until the opening at the top of the hat closes. Pull it snug but not super tight. Knot your yarn and work in the ends at the top and at the bottom of your hat.
Pompon
Attach the pompon to the top of the hat using the the “Button” Method. (Refer to my video tutorial above on this.) Click on the photo/video above to see the video tutorial!)
That’s it!! Enjoy your lovely new hat!!


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I love this hat but my bobbles are ending up on the inside of the hat then are covered by the sc’s in row two. Would you have an idea of what I’m doing wrong?
I just saw that you figured out the problem. Would love to see your finished project!
Chris
cancel that. I realized I didn’t turn after row 2. They are fine now
Thanks for checking. I’m glad you got it figured out!
Would love to see your finished hat!
Chris