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Serryn Beanie Free Pattern

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Have you ever spoiled yourself with some hand-dyed yarn? If you haven’t you really should! Nicky from ALC Yarns reached out to me to design a pattern for her Monthly Crochet Subscription Box, and I was just so excited to get my hands on some of her yummy yarn! For the January 2021 box she featured a monochrome yarn! I am so happy to now be sharing with you the design featured in the box…the Serryn Beanie!

Serryn Beanie Free Crochet Pattern

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All About That Yarn

I’m no stranger to ALC Yarn, you may remember last fall the Edgewood Beanie also used her lovely hand dyed yarn! A good quality yarn can really take your project to that next level!

The Serryn beanie will work with any worsted weight yarn, so be free to choose the yummiest yarn you have!

This pattern is worked from the bottom up and uses a quick three-row repeat, and the bobble stitch to achieve the cobblestone-like texture.

Video Tutorial

The Tester Pictures

My testers were amazing while working on the Serryn Beanie! This group was so very on-it and dedicated they had beautiful results! It was so geat to see the different colours and solids! Some of the yarns they used were: I Love This Yarn, Vanna’s Choice, Big Twist, and Caron Marble Cakes.

Serryn Beanie Free Crochet Pattern

Serryn Beanie Pattern

Materials

Difficulty

Intermediate

Gauge

7 sts x 6 rows = 2″ Pattern for gauge: hdc

Sizes

Available for Free:

Adult Small: Best Fit 20″-21″ head circumference. Band: Approx. 18″ Height: Approx. 8.5″

Available in the Premium PDF: Child, Toddler, Adult Small, and Adult Large

Stitch Abbreviations

  • ch – Chain
  • sc – Single Crochet
  • hdc – Half Double Crochet
  • hdcblo – Half Double Crochet Back Loop Only
  • hdc2tog – Half Double Crochet 2 Together
  • bo – Bobble
  • st(s) – Stitch(es)
  • slst – Slip Stitch
  • sk – skip
  • yo- Yarn Over
  • Rnd (s)- Round(s)

Pattern Notes

  • US Terminology
  • All beginning ch1 do not count as a stitch, except for rnd 2 and it’s repeats
  • Hat is worked brim up
  • To add more height, continue with repeat rnds before moving to decrease; to shorten height move to decrease at desired height
  • *-* denotes repeat sequence

Special Stitches

Bobble Stitch (bo): Yo, insert hook into indicated stitch, yo, pull up a loop (3 loops on hook), yo, insert hook into same stitch, yo, pull up a loop (5 loops on hook), yo, insert hook into same stitch, yo, pull up a loop (7 loops on hook), yo, pull through all loops, ch1.

Serryn Beanie Free Crochet Pattern

Serryn Beanie

The Pattern

Adult Small

Best Fit 20″-21″ head circumference.

Ch 9

Row 1: Hdc in 2nd ch from hook, and each ch across, ch1, turn (8).

Row 2 – 46: Hdcblo in each st across, ch1, turn (8).

Once rows are complete, bring ends together and slip stitch closed, being careful not to twist the brim. Turn/flip so seam is on the inside, ch1 to begin body of the hat.

Body:

Rnd 1: Hdc evenly around the brim, slst to the top of the first st to join, ch1 (46).

Rnd 2: (For this rnd and its repeats ch1 counts as a st) Hdc in the same st as the ch1, sk 1 st, *2 hdc in the next st, sk next st*, repeat around, slst to the top of the ch1 to join, ch1 (46).

Rnd 3: Sc in the first st, bo in the sk st from 2 rnds below, *sc in the next st, bo in the sk st from 2 rnds below, repeat around, slst to the top of the first st to join, ch1 (46).

Rnd 4: Hdc in the first sc, sc in the top of the bo, *hdc in the next st, sc in the top of the bo*, repeat around, slst to the top of the first st to join, ch1 (46).

Rnd 5 -18: Repeat rnds 2-4. The last rnd before decrease should be a repeat of rnd 3.

Decrease:

Rnd 19: Hdc in the first 2 sts, hdc2tog, *hdc in the next 2 sts, hdc2tog* repeat around, hdc2tog for the last 2 st, slst to the top of the first st to join, ch1 (34).

Rnd 20: (For this rnd ch1 counts as a st) Hdc in the same st as the ch1, sk 1 st, *2 hdc in the next st, sk next st*, repeat around, slst to the top of the ch1 to join, ch1 (34).

Rnd 21: Sc in the first st, bo in the sk st from the previous rnd, *sc in the next st, bo in the sk st from the previous rnd*, repeat around, slst to the top of the first st to join, ch1 (34).

Rnd 22: Hdc in the first st, hdc2tog, *hdc in the next st, hdc2tog*, repeat around, hdc in the last st, slst to the top of the first st to join, tie off, leaving long tail to close. (23).

With long tail and yarn needle, weave through final round and pull tight to close top of hat. Weave in all ends, add your pom pom if desired, and you’re done!

Serryn Beanie Free Crochet Pattern

All Set!!!

There you have it! Your very own Serryn Beanie!

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5 Comments

  • TONI L BACCHITTA

    Hi!! Just finished this lovely hat as a gift for someone. I am making a pair of plain mittens and would like to throw together a scarf or cowl to complement the set. Wondering if you have a pattern for a scarf that uses the same stitch combination? I can probably just wing something if you don’t, but thought i’d ask. Thank you for sharing!!

    • Ashley

      Hello, I’m so glad you like it!
      I don’t currently have any other designs using this stitch pattern, but it’s something I can look at doing!

      Ashley

  • TONI L BACCHITTA

    Thank you!!

    Mittens are done, just need to seam one cuff. I’m just going to see if I can’t repeat the stitch pattern straight across, I think it will be beautiful. I did my set in a gorgeous Mother of Pearl and Blush by Paton Lincoln Fog, worked in stripes. I’ll see if I can’t send you a pic when the scarf is done if it works out 🙂 This set is a surprise gift for a co worker.

  • Kiki

    Thank you for the pattern! I had trouble with the way round 3 and the bobble stitch is noted. If you do the bobble as written, pulling through all 7 loops then finish it with a ch 1, and then you sc in the next stitch, you end up with way too many stitches (more than 46). You only maintain the correct stitch count if you do the bobble without the ch 1 to finish it off and instead go straight into the sc. I watched the video and you’re saying you’re doing the ch 1 at the end of the bobble but I can’t figure out how you’re getting the stitch counts doing it that way. Anyway, I did it the way I described and it worked out great! Beautiful hat.

    • Ashley

      Hello,

      The chain one to ‘lock’ the bobble doesn’t count as a separate stitch, it is part of the bobble.
      I’m glad you found a way to make it work for you though!
      Ashley

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