Crochet Cap Pattern Learn how to make. For a long time now, crochet is no longer performed only by the elderly, nowadays it is very common to see people of different age groups using this art to make beautiful crochet items.
Crochet has infinite creations possibilities, and today we are going to teach you how to make a beautiful crochet cap, check it out below.
First, before teaching you how to make the cap, we are going to teach you how to make the famous chains, which will be used to make the cap. They are the basis of the stitches and through them we make the stitches.
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Now we are going to give you all the steps on how to make the crochet chains.
- To start you will need to make a slip knot, for this knot you will need to hold the thread that comes in the ball, make a turn, and pass the thread inside, pulling the thread that came from the ball, the knot adjusts.
- Having done the previous step, we will now insert the needle into the slip knot and then pull the thread to adjust it.
- Now let’s start making the chains. Hold the thread and pass it under the index finger, and also over the other three fingers, and the thread on the opposite side of the ball you hold with your thumb.
- Let’s position the needle with the tip to the side and pass the needle under the thread, holding the thread with the hook of the needle, after that bring the thread attached to the hook and pass it through the loop.
Okay, now that you know how to make the chains, let’s learn how to make the beautiful cap that in addition to being easy, it’s doubled-sided, that is you can use it on both sides.
In order to create this cap, you will need some materials, they are:
- 10.00 mm – Crochet needle
- Two-color yarn
- Sewing needle
- Scissors
Taking into consideration that we already know how to make the chains, it will be much easier to follow the steps below and make the cap.
▪ First, we are going to make 40 little chains and a bow, always taking care not to twist the chain.
▪ Current 1:1 loop, single stitch at the first point and all surrounding points. Don’t join here or everywhere, it will be 40 points.
▪ We are going to add a stitch marker at stitch 1 and move it up one row in each round.
▪ Loops 2-7: Single stitch between the V stitch created by the first double stitch on the previous row. And let’s keep working single stitch in each surrounding stitch.
▪ Lap 8: Now ignore the first V and make a single stitch in both loops.
▪ Laps 9-12: Single stitch in each surrounding stitch.
▪ Laps 13-18: Single stitch between the V stitch created by the first double stitch on the previous row.
▪ Lap 19: Ignore the first V and crochet both loops.
▪ Laps 20-23: Single stitch in each surrounding stitch.
▪ Laps 24-29: Single stitch between the V stitch created by the first double stitch on the previous row. And let’s keep working a single stitch at every stitch around it.
▪ To finish, leave a large yarn to weave later.
Follow the chart below:
Now let’s start the color change.
▪ Round 1: Join the previous yarn, the one with the other color, in a slip stitch, single stitch in each stitch around it. Do not gather here or elsewhere, 40 points total.
▪ Place a stitch marker at the first stitch and move it up one line each round.
▪ Round 2: *single stitch in first stitch, double stitch in next stitch, repeat from*to* 19 more times. (40 stitches)
▪ Laps 3-19: just repeat round 2.
▪ Now on the main side, use the tapestry needle to weave the tail in and out of round 19. Pulling to close and sewing to secure. Finish by hiding the ends and repeat on the side of the second color.
Ready! In this very easy way, you will be able to create your first colorful and very comfortable cap!
