What you need
Yarn – Skein of Acrylic or fiber of your choice
Hook – J (smaller hook for thinner yarn)
Tapestry needle for sewing
Stitches Used: sc, dc, hdc, sl st
chain 2 does not count as stitch
Instructions
Chain 3
1: 12 dc in second ch from hook, join with a sl st to first dc made, ch 2
2: 2dc in each st around, sl st to first dc made ch 2 (24dc)
3: 1dc in first st, 2 dc in next stitch repeat around, sl st to first dc made, ch2 (36dc)
4: 1dc in first 2 stitches, 2dc in next stitch, repeat around, sl st to first dc made, ch2 (48dc)
5: 1dc in first 3 stitches, 2 dc in next stitch, repeat around, sl st to first dc made, ch2 (60dc)
6: dc in each stitch around, sl st to first dc made, ch2
7 – 9: Repeat row 6
10: Hdc in each st around, join with a sl st to first hdc made, ch 3 ch 3 counts as first dc
11: Dc in next 39 stitches, ch 3, turn (40dc)
12 – 15: Dc in each st across, ch 3, turn (40dc)
16: ch 6 then sl st into top of ch3 on opposite side.
finish off beard with hat facing you, you will have 5 chains connecting the hat.
Count 9 stitches right side (mark) and 9 stitches left side (mark)
17: Starting on the right side (hat facing you upside down) join with a sl st to 10th stitch, ch2,(does not count as first hdc), hdc in next 9 stitches, hdc in the 6 chains, hdc in next 9 stitches, ch2, turn
18 – 20: hdc in each st across, ch2 turn
21: hdc2tog, hdc in each of the next stitches, hdc2tog in last two stitches, ch2, turn
22: hdc in each st across, ch2, turn (22hdc)
23: hdc2tog, hdc in each of the next stitches, hdc2tog in last two stitches, ch2, turn
24: hdc in each st across, ch2, turn (20hdc)
25: hdc2tog, hdc in each of the next stitches, hdc2tog in last two stitches, ch 2, turn
26: hdc in each st across, ch2, turn (18hdc)
27: hdc2tog, *1hdc, hdc2tog* Repeat across, ch2 , turn
28: hdc2tog, hdc in next 8 stitches, hdc2tog in last two stitches, ch2, turn
29: hdc in each stitch across, ch2, turn
30: hdc2tog across, ch1, turn
31: sc2tog, 1sc, sc2tog in last 2 stitches, ch1, turn
32: *sc2tog, 1sc* repeat across, ch1, Working in edge sc in each stich around the bottom of the hat.
Finish off weave in loose ends working in the edge of ‘face’ sc in each stitch around.
Finish off weave in loose ends.
Mustache:
ch 16 sc in 2nd ch from hook, hdc, dc, 3tr in same stitch, dc, hdc, sc, sl st, sc, hdc, dc, 3tr in same stitch, dc, hdc, sc.
Working on opposite side of work in the open chains, 2sc in corner, sc in each chain, hdc opposite tr, sc in each chain, hdc in tr, sc to end of mustache. Finish off.
Leave a long tail to sew. Attach mustache to hat where you would like it to fall on your face. Enjoy!
By Sara. Thanks Sara!
Awesome hat! Might be a little bit hard to wear in public, though. But I’ll bet I have to make one or it will drive me nuts.
AWESOME-NESS! !
I made this today as a beginner and was surprised I was able to do it. Turned out great and now everyone wants one. Thanks so much for sharing this pattern!
That is so funny im going to do that for my little brother
genius!!!
That is funny, you should do it with a fuzzy yarn.
Has anyone actually tried to make this? I have and it doesn’t quite work out for me. I followed the instructions, however, using the number of stiches described in row 16 where the beard begins it isn’t long enough to go across the face. I can’t quite figure out how to make it work. Yes, I am new to crocheting. I would love to make this. Any helpful hints/suggestions?
THIS. IS . AWESOME.
Once I get better at crocheting and learn to do more than just single crochet (I only picked this up two days ago!), I will most definitely have to make this hat for one of my friends. It’s pretty much the coolest thing I’ve ever seen. Good for you 😀
That is great! Haha! I have to make one for my kids. I think I will put ears on it too.
That’s hilarious! I am going to have to make one for me and my son. We will match my hus band! hahaha!
strange idea. Works so kudos but still unusual
Funny!