Wednesday, July 31, 2019

Unisex Scarf & Hat...

I came across this gorgeous Premier Puzzle yarn in “Backgammon” last week in Oklahoma at Hobby Lobby and fell in love with it.  From the moment it caught my eye, I knew it would make the most perfect winter projects for men and women.

So, here ya go!!!  Here’s the FREE patterns for my beautifully textured, flowing “Unisex Scarf and Hat(s).”  I added fringe to the ends but it looks just as good without the fringe.

Unisex Scarf & Hat Pattern
Size:
Scarf - 60” in length before fringe added
Hats:  Average Adult-Sized

Materials:
—6.0mm hook
—#5 Premier Puzzle yarn in “Backgammon” (328 yds/skein) = 1 skein is enough for 1 Scarf and 1 Hat 
—tapestry needle for weaving

U.S. Stitch Abbreviations:
Ch:  chain
St:  stitch(es)
Sl St:  slip stitch 
SC:  single crochet
DC:  double crochet 
BLO:  back loops only
FLO:  front loops only
FPDC:  front post double crochet
BPDC:  back post double crochet
MR:  magic ring
Rep:  repeat
FO:  fasten off 

Directions:
Unisex Scarf:

1.  Ch21.  SC in 2nd chain from hook.  *DC in next ch.  SC in next.* Rep across.  DC in last ch.  Ch1 and turn.  (20) 
2.  Working in BLO, *SC in first st, DC in next st.* Rep across.  DC in last st.  Ch1 and turn. (20)
Now, continue to Rep #2 until your scarf measures 60” in length OR your desired length.  

Optional:
If desired, add fringe in each stitch across the short ends.  I cut strands of yarn about 6-8” long.  I put my hook through each stitch, grabbed the center of the strand, pulled through, removed hook and pulled two ends of strand through the strand hole to secure.  Once I completed this for each stitch on both ends, I then aligned my scarf ends and trimmed ends to match in fringe length.

Special Note:  Each hat is worked in the round, unless otherwise specified.  Be sure to use a stitch marker to keep track of your first/last stitch of each round.  Move the stitch marker up after each round.  

Beanie Hat:
  
1.  10 DC in MR.  (10)
2.  2 DC in each st around.  (20)
3.  *2 DC in first st, 1 DC in next st.* Rep around.  (30)
4.  *2 DC in first st, 1 DC in next 2 st.* Rep around.  (40)
5.  *2 DC in first st, 1 DC in next 3 st.* Rep around.  For this round, Sl St join to the first st and Ch1.  (50)
6.  *Working in BLO, SC in first st, DC in next st.* Rep around.  (50)
7.  *Working in BLO, DC in first st, SC in next st.* Rep around.  (50)
8.  Rep #6.
9.  Rep #7.
10.  Rep #6.
11.  Rep #7.
12.  Rep #6.
13.  Rep #7.  
14.  1 DC in each st around.  Sl St join to the first st.  (50)
15.  Ch3.  This counts as the FPDC.  *Next, BPDC, then FPDC.*  Rep around.  Sl St join to first st.  (50)
16.  Rep #15.  
17.  Loosely Sl St join in each st around.  Sl St join to first st and FO.  Weave ends.  
Pom (optional): 
For the pom, I wrapped yarn around 4 of my fingers, 75 times.  I then tied a secure double knot in the center.  Trimmed ends and attached to the center top of the hat.  

Brimmed Hat: 
  
1-13.  Repeat steps 1-13 for the Beanie Hat Pattern above.  At the end of Round 13, Sl St join to first st.  (50)
14.  Ch3 (counts as first st), DC in same st as the Ch3.  *DC in next st.  2 DC in next st.*  Rep around.  Sl St join to first st.  (75) 
15.  Ch3 (counts as first st).   DC in same st as the Ch3.  *DC in next 2 st.  2DC in next st.* Rep around.  Sl St join to first st.  (100) 
16.  Ch3 (counts as first st).  DC in each of the remaining st.  Sl St join to first st.  (100)
17.  Loosely Sl St in each st around.  Sl St join to first st.  FO.  Weave ends.  
 
And, that’s it for this very stylish and beautiful Unisex Scarf & Hat Set.  I hope you all will enjoy this pattern. 
  
Happy Crocheting...

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