With this pattern, I will help you look stylish in winter with my warm crochet beret pattern. No matter if you are an experienced crocheter or a beginner wanting to hook some style into your apparel, this free pattern will get you hooked on your first stitch.
I designed it after an oven mitt, which I know is unrelated to a hat. I really liked the popcorn stitch design and thought it would look great as a slouchy hat. Now, with my simple instructions, you can get your own one done in no time. Instead of a boring winter hat, this is a stylish chunky hat will get you compliments in the cold. Get ready to stitch your way to a look that showcases your unique style.
Beret Video tutorial
This beret accompanies a full video tutorial in detailed, easy step-by-step instructions. You will never get lost on a pattern from now on. For the best comprehension of the pattern, I’ve placed a timestamp to ensure you understand me making it correctly. You’ill be able to find timestamps to row comprehension on the last of each written row.
Why Crochet Berets Are So Trendy And Useful
Crochet berets are more than functional winter accessories; they are pieces of art that make any outfit pop.
My crochet beret can be styled in many ways. This makes it perfect for any occasion, from casual to formal events. This hat allows you to easily combine convenience and fashion, enabling you to keep warm while looking good.
The appeal of a crochet beret stems from the fact that it can suit many fashion styles. It can be worn with a simple turtleneck and jeans combo, or a more fashionable coat, and still look impressive. A beret, as it is round in shape, sits perfectly on the head, thus framing the face. This also draws attention to your features. Because its crochet, its soft, stretchy, and cozy, making it perfectly suited for cold days. The beauty and functionality of crochet berets is why they are an absolute necessity in every winter wardrobe.
Materials Needed for Crocheting a Beret
I’m using Red Heart Super Saver yarn for this project. I enjoy this brand more than the others because they have a good range of colors at an affordable price.
Choosing the right shade can raise the bar for the project, be sure to select shades that match your outfits.
You will also need a crochet hook. For this pattern, I am using a crochet hook size 5 mm, but of course, use the hook that suits your gauge swatch. My favorite is Susan Bates Hook. I will never use anything else. It grabs all the stitches perfectly with its inline head.
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How to Crochet a Beret
With all the required items, let’s get straight to the instructions of how to crochet a fashionable beret.
Materials
5mm crochet hook
Worsted, Medium #4 Weight Yarn (Red Heart Super Saver)
Stitches (US crochet terms)
Ch- Chain
Sl St- Slip stitch
Sc- Single crochet
Dc- Double crochet
Rep- Repeat
Sp- Space
Special Stitches
Popcorn – 5 dc in designated stitch, remove loop from hook. Insert hook into first dc, pick up working loop and pull though.
Gauge
3 rounds = 4.5 inch
Diameter Across
10.5 inch
Pattern
Magic circle or ch 4, sl st to first ch to form a ring.
Round 1: Ch 1, (Popcorn, ch 3) 6 times, sl st to join. (6 popcorn sts)(video 1:09)
R2 : Ch 1,* dc next popcorn, (dc, ch 1, popcorn, ch 1, dc) next ch-3 sp, rep from * 5 more times, sl st to join. (24 dc and popcorn sts)(3:49)
R3: Ch 1, dc next 2 dcs & ch-1 sp, ch 1, popcorn next popcorn, ch 1, dc next ch-1 sp, *dc next 3 sts and ch-1 sp, ch 1, popcorn next popcorn st, ch 1, dc next ch-1 sp, rep from * 5 more times, dc last st, sl st to join. (36)(7:56)
R4: Ch 1, dc next 3 dcs & ch-1 sp, ch 1, popcorn next popcorn, ch 1, dc next ch-1 sp, *dc next 5 sts and ch-1 sp, ch 1, popcorn next popcorn st, ch 1, dc next ch-1 sp, rep from * 5 more times, dc last 2 sts, sl st to join. (48)(12:31)
R5: Ch 1, dc next 4 dcs & ch-1 sp, ch 1, popcorn next popcorn, ch 1, dc next ch-1 sp, *dc next 7 sts and ch-1 sp, ch 1, popcorn next popcorn st, ch 1, dc next ch-1 sp, rep from * 5 more times, dc last 3 sts, sl st to join. (60)(17:23)
R6: Ch 1, dc next 5 dcs & ch-1 sp, ch 1, popcorn next popcorn, ch 1, dc next ch-1 sp, *dc next 9 sts and ch-1 sp, ch 1, popcorn next popcorn st, ch 1, dc next ch-1 sp, rep from * 5 more times, dc last 4 sts, sl st to join. (72)(21:11)
R7: Ch 1, dc next 6 dcs & ch-1 sp, ch 1, popcorn next popcorn, ch 1, dc next ch-1 sp, *dc next 11 sts and ch-1 sp, ch 1, popcorn next popcorn st, ch 1, dc next ch-1 sp, rep from * 5 more times, dc last 5 sts, sl st to join. (84)
R8: Ch 1, dc next 7 dcs & ch-1 sp, ch 1, popcorn next popcorn, ch 1, dc next ch-1 sp, *dc next 13 sts and ch-1 sp, ch 1, popcorn next popcorn st, ch 1, dc next ch-1 sp, rep from * 5 more times, dc last 6 sts, sl st to join. (96)
R9: Ch 1, dc next 8 dcs, sk ch-1 sp, popcorn next popcorn, sk ch-1 sp, *dc next 15 sts, sk ch-1 sp, popcorn next popcorn, sk ch-1 sp, rep from * 5 more times, dc last 7 sts, sl st to join. (96)(22:58)
R10: Ch 1, sc each st around, sl st to join. (25:24)
R11: Ch 1, *sc next 14sts, sc2tog, repeat from * 5 more times, sl st to join (90)(25:57)
R12: Ch 1, *sc next 13sts, sc2tog, repeat from * 5 more times, sl st to join. (84)(27:04)
R13: Ch 1, *sc next 12sts, sc2tog, repeat from * 5 more times, sl st to join. (78)(28:21)
R14: Ch 1, *sc next 11sts, sc2tog, repeat from * 5 more times, sl st to join. (72)
R15: Ch 1, *sc next 10sts, sc2tog, repeat from * 5 more times, sl st to join. (66)
R16: Ch 1, *sc next 9sts, sc2tog, repeat from * 5 more times, sl st to join. (60)
R17-19: Ch 1, sc each st around, sl st to join. Fasten off when done. (29:22)
If you enjoyed this Beret pattern then you’ll want to give my other crochet slouchy hat pattern HERE.
