Monday, February 3, 2014

The Emy Collection - Emy's Beanie


Hook: I
Size 6-12 Months & 2T - 3T
Material: Red Heart Super Saver OR I Love This Yarn
Gauge: 7 St & 5 Rows = 2”

Starting with color A:
Round 1) Using magic circle, ch 2, dc 12 and join to first dc with sl st – 12 dc

Round 2) Ch 2, 2 fpdc around every st, join to first dc with sl st – 24 dc

Round 3) Ch 2, *fpdc around next st, 2 fpdc around next* around, join to first dc with sl st – 36 dc

Round 4) Ch 2, *Fpdc around next 2 st, 2 fpdc around next* around, join to first dc with sl st – 48 dc

Round 5 - 7) Ch 2, fpdc around every st to end, join to first dc with sl st – 48 dc

Round 8) Ch 2, fpdc in next 10 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 3 changing back to A in last st, fpdc in next 5 changing back to B in last st, fpdc in next 3 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl t – 48 dc

Round 9) Ch 2, fpdc in next 9 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 5 changing back to A in last st, fpdc in next 3 changing back to B in last st, fpdc in next 5 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 48 dc

Round 10) Ch 2, fpdc in next 8 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 7 changing back to A in last st, fpdc in next st changing back to B in last st, fpdc in next 7 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 48 dc

Round 11) Ch 2, fpdc in next 8 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 15 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 48 dc

Round 12) Repeat round 11

Round 13) Ch 2, fpdc in next 9 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 13 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 48 dc

Round 14) Ch 2, fpdc in next 10 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 11 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 48 dc

Round 15) Ch 2, fpdc in next 11 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 9 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 48 dc

Round 16) Ch 2, fpdc in next 12 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 7 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 48 dc

Round 17) Ch 2, fpdc in next 13 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 5 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 48 dc

Round 18) Ch 2, fpdc in next 14 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 3 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 48 dc

Round 19) Ch 2, fpdc in next 15 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next st changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 48 dc

Round 20) Ch 2, fpsc in every st around, join to first sc with sl st – 48 dc

Size 2T – 3T

Starting with color A:
Round 1) Using magic circle, ch 2, dc 10 and join to first dc with sl st – 10 dc

Round 2) Ch 2, 2 fpdc around every st, join to first dc with sl st – 20 dc

Round 3) Ch 2, *fpdc around next st, 2 fpdc around next* around, join to first dc with sl st – 30 dc

Round 4) Ch 2, *Fpdc around next 2 st, 2 fpdc around next* around, join to first dc with sl st – 40 dc

Round 5) Ch 2, *fpdc around next 3 st, 2 fpdc around next* around, join to first dc with sl st – 50 dc

Round 6-9) Ch 2, fpdc around every st to end, join to first dc with sl st – 50 dc

Round 10) Ch 2, fpdc in next 10 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 3 changing back to A in last st, fpdc in next 5 changing back to B in last st, fpdc in next 3 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl t – 50 dc

Round 11) Ch 2, fpdc in next 9 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 5 changing back to A in last st, fpdc in next 3 changing back to B in last st, fpdc in next 5 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 50 dc

Round 12) Ch 2, fpdc in next 8 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 7 changing back to A in last st, fpdc in next st changing back to B in last st, fpdc in next 7 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 50 dc

Round 13) Ch 2, fpdc in next 8 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 15 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 50 dc

Round 14) Repeat round 13

Round 15) Ch 2, fpdc in next 9 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 13 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 50 dc

Round 16) Ch 2, fpdc in next 10 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 11 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 50 dc

Round 17) Ch 2, fpdc in next 11 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 9 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 50 dc

Round 18) Ch 2, fpdc in next 12 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 7 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 50 dc

Round 19) Ch 2, fpdc in next 13 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 5 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 50 dc

Round 20) Ch 2, fpdc in next 14 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next 3 changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 50 dc

Round 21) Ch 2, fpdc in next 15 changing to B in last st, fpdc in next st changing back to A in last st, fpdc to end, join with sl st – 50 dc

Round 22) Ch 2, fpsc in every st around, join to first sc with sl st – 50 sc 


By popular request:
To size for an adult take the toddler beanie and increase two extra row so you are working with 70 st in each round. You will achieve this by fpdc around 4 and then 2 fpdc around next. Then increase again by fpdc around 4 and then 2 fpdc around next.

To size for a teen follow the above directions but only increase once to get 60.

For those of you sizing for younger than 6 month there is another blog below this one on my main feed. They are Emy's leg warmers and the heart is smaller. You can use the instructions for that heart. To size I would suggest using the toddler instructions but only increase to 40 st and remove a row before you start the heart.

Good luck and have happy hooking!

31 comments:

  1. Love this hat! Just lovely! :)

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  2. I love it, and so will my daughters!! Thanks for sharing!

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    1. I am wondering, what happens to the carried over yarn for the next row? its looking stringy to me on mine am i doing something wrong, ty for sharing

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  3. great pattern. I love it. I need to figure out how to make it larger for my 5 year old the one i made is little . Thank you, we love it .

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    1. Thanks! To increase to that size, I would start with dc 12, increase to 24, 36, 48 and then increase one more time and see if that gives you your size. This one fits my toddler who is three so another way to do it would be to increase to 60 sticking to the toddler pattern but adding a row of just fpdc around before starting the heart and then keep the heart instructions the same. :)

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  4. I found your blog today and I really appreciate your use of post stitches! Your patterns are very interesting! Keep up the good work.

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  5. what a lovely hat, thanks for sharing the pattern

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  6. Adorable :-) I love the heart. I'd like to make it smaller, perhaps for a newborn. Thanks for sharing the pattern.

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  7. I wish there was adult instructions ...this is lovely

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    1. For an adult, use the baby size instructions but increase an extra riw so you have a total of 12 additional stitches in each round. Then add three to four extra rows beFore you start the heart. Follow the instructions in the pattern for the heart and you should be good to go!

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    2. seriously your prompt response and kindness made my day! ty so much!

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    3. Thank you for sharing that with me. It made me smile. We just moved yesterday and the unpacking has me stressed to the max today. I needed that smile! :)

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    4. How wonderful, Amanda Nicole! This is beautiful. My 12 year old would love this, so I may give it a try for her with your adult size alterations. Thank you!

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    5. You bet!! I would love to hear how the sixibg alterations turn out. All of you are welcome to share a pic of your item with me too. Just send it to my email.

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  8. Do you cut the color B yarn each round?

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    1. I cut some and carried others depending on how many stitches were between the color changes. The tips of the heart and the end of the heart I carried but the wide portions of the heart I cut.

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  9. This is a great pattern! I can't wait to try your truck one next! I've not had much luck with crocheting pictures into a hat but the fpdc make a lovely straight line to work with so I think I might now be able to try to figure out ways to put in other pictures and words. Thanks so much for sharing this for free!

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    1. Thank you! I have one lady who shared a minion beanie she made using this pattern! It was beautiful.

      To date I have three patterns out using this method. A shamrock, the truck and then of course the heart. I do plan on getting letters out as well. Only time will tell!

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  10. Do you fpdc around the ch 2 of each row or just around the other fpdc stitches? Thanks.

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    1. The ch 2 does not count as a stitch. Just ignore it like it isn't there :) Your first fpdc will work in the first st and when you join, you'll join to that fpdc as if the ch 2 isn't there.

      Hope this helps!

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  11. Aww, I wish this came in adult sizes.

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    1. Use the toddler instructions but increase to 70 st and then add an additional row or two before your start the heart :)

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  12. I'm making this one. I love it. Do you have one with a star? I don't know how to graph a hat.

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    1. I haven't done a star one, but I'll get it on my list and see if I can't get it released!

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  13. Hello,
    When does the increase round of 4 fpdc/2 fpdc start for adult size? Does it start after the toddler pattern after Round 4? I started to make it but all it did was keep the shape of being flad like a frisbee, it wasn't taking on a cap shape. And also I was wanting to do it all ine color instead of adding the heart.I didn't think that was the problem. .What needs to be done to solve this? Thanx

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    1. Hi! I would suggest checking out some of my newer graph hat patterns (You can see them by visiting the graph hat tab at the top) and following those instructions to get an adult size hat. :)

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  14. Great hat, just finished making the small one tonight. Thanks for the pattern.
    Tina

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