Crochet STRIPED Beanie – Cascade Yarns FOUR SKEIN Challenge – Beanie 1
This easy, no tails, ribbed and striped beanie is surprisingly easy to make! Follow along as I show you step-by-step how to crochet this beanie.
This pattern is a part of my cascade yarns 4 skein challenge. With this challenge, my goal is to create patterns that will allow you to use up EVERY INCH of your yarn without leaving any behind! This series features five beanies: 3 adult beanies, 1 child beanie, and 1 baby beanie. Don’t forget to check out my scrap yarn beanie if you have a bunch of small amounts of yarn lying around you need to use up!
Beanies in this Challenge
Beanie 1 (Current): https://youtu.be/9nI7jAlkUcc
Beanie 2: https://youtu.be/T5T3rCP9mDg
Beanie 3: https://youtu.be/tCL5mza4DKk
Beanie 4 (Baby): https://youtu.be/3QOxjCiH5tA
Beanie 5 (Child & Scrap Yarn): https://youtu.be/R08-PLbNoHI
Beanie One Crochet Pattern:
Crochet Hook: H/8/5.00MM
Yarn: 4 Medium, Wool, Cascade Yarns “Heather,” 3 Colors (Natural, Alpine, & Copper)
Brim (Color A):
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot.
Row 1: CH 21, turn.
Row 2: Working in 2nd CH from crochet hook, place 1 HDC SL st in the BLO of each st in the row (20 total st). CH 1, turn.
Row 3: Skip turning CH st, then place 1 HDC SL st in the BLO of each st in the row (20 total st). CH 1, turn.
Rows 4 – ?: Repeat Row 3.
End the last row so that your crochet hook is on the opposite side as your starting tail.
Fold the short edges together and SL stitch the corresponding stitches together.
Fold the brim length-wise, hiding the joining seam you just created inside the fold.
Cut and tie off yarn.
Beanie:
Working around the edge of the brim where the folds meet, place 4 st markers or safety pins evenly spaced around the brim.
Attach Color B to crochet hook using a slip knot and insert crochet hook in the available loops on BOTH sides of the brim, as close as you can get to the tails, and yarn over and drop all the loops on your crochet hook.
Row 1: CH 2 and place 20 DC st in each of the four sections of your brim, trying to space the stitches as evenly as you can – CH 2 counts as 1st DC st. SL st in 1st DC to join (80 total st).
Row 2: Working in current st (1st DC from previous row), place 1 BACK POST st in each st in the row – at the end of the row, work around the CH 2 that started the previous row. SL st in 1st DC to join (80 total st).
Row 3: Place a safety pin in your current loop (that is around the crochet hook). Attach Color C to the crochet hook using a slip knot. Insert crochet hook in same st where you placed the SL st at the end of the last row and CH 2. Starting in the next st, place 1 DC in each st in the row. Skip the SL st at the end of the row and SL st into the 1st DC to join (80 total DC st).
Row 4: Working in current st (1st DC from previous row), place 1 BACK POST st in each st in the row – at the end of the row, work around the CH 2 that started the previous row. SL st in 1st DC to join (80 total st).
Trade your crochet hook and safety pin. Working with Color B, CH 2, then place 1 SL st in current st where you place a SL st at the end of the previous row.
Row 5: CH 2. Starting in the next st, place 1 DC in each st in the row. Skip the SL st at the end of the row and SL st into the 1st DC to join (80 total DC st).
Row 6: Working in current st (1st DC from previous row), place 1 BACK POST st in each st in the row – at the end of the row, work around the CH 2 that started the previous row. SL st in 1st DC to join (80 total st).
Trade your crochet hook and safety pin. Working with Color B, CH 2, then place 1 SL st in current st where you place a SL st at the end of the previous row.
Rows 7 – 14: Repeat the last two rows, alternating your colors at the end of each set of two rows.
Row 15: CH 2 (this counts as 1st DC). The pattern for this row is to place
*1 DC in st 1 – 6, then DC 2together in st 7 & 8.* Repeat * around the row. SL st in 1st DC to join (70 total DC st).
Row 16: Place *1 BACK POST st in st 1 – 5, then crochet 2together (shown in tutorial video) in st 6 & 7. Repeat * around the row. SL st in 1st BACK POST st to join (60 total BACK POST st).
Trade your crochet hook and safety pin. Working with Color B, CH 2, then place 1 SL st in current st where you place a SL st at the end of the previous row.
Row 17: CH 2 (this counts as 1st DC). The pattern for this row is to place
*1 DC in st 1 – 4, then DC 2together in st 5 & 6.* Repeat * around the row. SL st in 1st DC to join (50 total DC st).
Row 18: Place *1 BACK POST st in st 1 – 3, then crochet 2together (shown in tutorial video) in st 4 & 5. Repeat * around the row. SL st in 1st BACK POST st to join (40 total BACK POST st).
Trade your crochet hook and safety pin. Working with Color B, CH 2, then place 1 SL st in current st where you place a SL st at the end of the previous row.
Row 19: CH 2 (this counts as 1st DC). The pattern for this row is to place
*1 DC in st 1 – 2, then DC 2together in st 3 & 4.* Repeat * around the row. SL st in 1st DC to join (30 total DC st).
Row 20: Place *1 BACK POST st in st 1, then crochet 2together (shown in tutorial video) in st 4 & 5. Repeat * around the row. SL st in 1st BACK POST st to join (20 total BACK POST st).
Cut and tie off current color. Then insert crochet hook in previous color and CH 2, then SL st in the current st.
Row 21: CH 2, then DC 2together in each st in the row. SL st in 1st DC st (10 total DC st).
Row 22: Crochet 2 st together in each st in the row (5 total BACK POST st).
Place SL st in any st across the small hole in the top of the beanie to close any gaps.
Cut and tie off yarn.
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