This is the feel the beat beanie crochet pattern. A beanie that will make even the most anti-beanie kids wear one since it is over ear headphones friendly with holes over the ears that allow for unmuffled sounds.
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Pattern info
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Pattern info specifically to this pattern:
The pattern comes in 2 sizes.
Ch 2 counts as the first st of each row.
This pattern is worked in the round with each round being joined at the end. And then turned and worked in the opposite direction.
If you need any clarification on the terms I use you can see them below.
Materials
100-130 gr of worsted weight yarn.
Hook: 5,5 mm
Gauge: 12dc x 7 rows = 10×10 cm / 4” square
54-56cm/21″-22″
Make an mr.
1. Ch 2, 9 dc in mr sl st, (10)
2. Ch 2 turn, 1 dc in same as ch 2, 2dc in each st, sl st, (20)
3. Ch 2 turn, 2 dc, *1 dc, 2dc* x 9, sl st, (30)
4. Ch 2 turn, 1 dc, 2dc, *1 dc in 2 sts, 2dc* x 9, sl st, (40)
5. Ch 2 turn, 1 dc in 2 sts, 2dc, *1 dc in 3 sts, 2dc* x 9, sl st, (50)
6. Ch 2 turn, 1 dc in 3 sts, 2dc, *1 dc in 4 sts, 2dc* x 9, sl st, (60)
7-16. Ch 2 turn, 1 dc in each st sl st, (60)
For more or less slouch in the beanie, add or remove rows before starting row 17, add or remove rows in 2.
17. Ch 2 turn, 1 hdc in each st sl st, (60)
18. Ch 2 turn, *fpdc, bpdc* x 4, *fpsc, bpsc* x 2, 1fpsc
19. Ch 2 turn, * bpdc, fpdc* x 4, ch 7, sk 5 posts, *fpdc, bpdc* x 16, fpdc, ch 7, sk 5 posts, *fpdc, bpdc* x 4, sl st, (64)
20. Ch 2 turn, *fpdc, bpdc* x 4, ch 7, sk ch 7 from prev round, *bpdc, fpdc* x 16, 1 bpdc, ch 7, sk ch 7 from prev round, *bpdc, fpdc* x 4, sl st, (64)
Now you will work through both chains at the same time, go through the chain from round 19 first and then round 20 chain,
21. Ch 2 turn, *bpdc, fpdc* x 4, sk 1 ch, 1 sc in ch 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, sk last ch, *fpdc, bpdc* x 16, 1 fpdc, sk 1 ch, 1 sc in ch 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, sk last ch, *fpdc, bpdc* x 4, sl st, (60)
22. ch 2 turn, *fphdc, bphdc * x 29, 1 fphdc, sl st, fasten off weave in ends
If you wish to have a longer brim, repeat row 22.
57-60cm/22.5″-23.6″
1. Ch 2, 9 dc in mr sl st, (10)
2. Ch 2 turn, 1 dc in same as ch 2, 2dc in each st, sl st, (20)
3. Ch 2 turn, 2dc, * 1 dc, 2dc* x 9, sl st, (30)
4. Ch 2 turn, 1 dc, 2dc, * 1 dc in 2 sts, 2dc* x 9, sl st, (40)
5. Ch 2 turn, 1 dc in 2 sts, 2dc, * 1 dc in 3 sts, 2dc* x 9, sl st, (50)
6. Ch 2 turn, 1 dc in 3 sts, 2dc, * 1 dc in 4 sts, 2dc* x 9, sl st, (60)
7. Ch 2 turn, 1 dc in 4 sts, 2dc, * 1 dc in 5 sts, 2dc* x 9, sl st, (70)
8-18. Ch 2 turn, 1 dc in each st, sl st, (70)
For more or less slouch in the beanie, add or remove rows before starting row 19, add or remove rows in 2.
19. Ch 2 turn, 1 hdc in each st, sl st, (70)
20. Ch 2 turn, *fpdc, bpdc* x 5, *fpsc, bpsc* x 2, 1 fpsc, *bpdc, fpdc* x 19, 1 bpdc, *fpsc, bpsc* x 2, 1 fpsc, *bpdc, fpdc* x 5, sl st, (70)
21. Ch 2 turn, *bpdc, fpdc* x 5, ch 7, sk 5 posts, *fpdc, bpdc* x 19, 1 fpdc, ch 7, sk 5 posts, *fpdc, bpdc* x 5, sl st, (74)
22. Ch 2 turn, *fpdc, bpdc* x 5, ch 7, sk ch 7 from prev round, *bpdc, fpdc* x 19, 1 bpdc, ch 7, sk ch 7 from rev round, *bpdc, fpdc* x 5, sl st, (74)
Now you will work through both chains at the same time, go through the chain from round 21 first and then round 22 chain,
23. Ch 2 turn, *bpdc, fpdc* x 5, sk 1 ch, 1 sc in ch 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, sk last ch, *fpdc, bpdc* x 19, 1 fpdc, sk 1 ch, 1 sc in ch 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, sk last ch, *fpdc, bpdc* x 5, sl st, (70)
24. Ch 2 turn, *fphdc, bphdc * x 34, 1 fphdc, sl st, fasten off weave in ends.
If you wish to have a longer brim, repeat row 24
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Millie Anderson
Millie is the crochet designer behind Swecraftcorner, where she focuses on beginner-friendly crochet patterns and tutorials that fits her AuDHD. Read More.
With over 10 years of experience, she specializes in creating clear, approachable designs — especially for babies and kids — to make learning crochet feel simple and enjoyable for every type of brain.
