My Dolly Edgy Messy Bun Hat 2-in-1 18 inch doll crochet pattern (includes the beanie crochet pattern)

My Dolly Edgy Messy Bun Hat

This precious My Dolly 18 inch doll crochet pattern series started with My Dolly Surf Song Convertible 3-in-1 – Poncho, Messy Bun hat, Beanie and continues with My Dolly Edgy 2-in-1 messy bun hat and beanie for a lovely 18” doll. Because we can’t stop crocheting for the people we love, we will continue to build this adorable series so you can make special things for your collection. Make the matching hat in girl size 16″ or 18″ with the Edgy messy bun hat here – http://simplycollectiblecrochet.com/2016/12/edgy-messy-bun-hat-crochet-pattern-tutorial/

You may notice the adorable little messenger bag in one of these pictures. Isn’t it cute?! That pattern is also in this series along with several others we’ve already completed. If you’d like to add all of these to your set, be sure to subscribe at the top of the page to receive the notification of this pattern release via email. As a matter of fact, if you subscribe, you’ll be one of the first to get our posts directly to your email. (Be sure to verify your subscription from the verification email!)

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Yarn – Red Heart Super Saver, worsted weight, 50 yds – Heather

Materials- I/9 – 5.50mm, yarn needle, scissors

Difficulty – Easy

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Measurements in Pattern – Stretchy, Fits 13-½” circumference.  2.5” Diameter opening, 3.25” Messy Bun Length, 4” Beanie Length, 13” Circumference

Gauge – HDC 2” = 6 stitches, 6 rows

Stitch Guide in American Terms:
Fhdc – foundation half double crochet
Hdc – half double crochet
HDC2TOG – half double crochet 2 together/ aka hdc decrease

Special Stitches –
FHDC – (Foundation Half Double Crochet) Chain 2, yarn over, insert hook into the first chain (2nd from hook), yarn over, pull up through the first loop on the hook (this is your first chain loop). With 3 loops on hook, yarn over, pull through 3. * Yarn over, insert your hook into the first chain loop, yarn over, pull up a loop (this is your second chain loop), yarn over, pull through 3. 2 FHDC completed. Repeat from * until you reach the desired number of FHDC.
3rd Loop – a.k.a. Back bump, back hump – In this pattern, it is the loop behind the stitch immediately following the back loop. Here’s a video showing where it is.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pdw7_q3HIY0
HDC2TOG – a.k.a. hdc decrease – With one loop on your hook, yarn over, insert your hook into the next stitch, yarn over, pull up a loop (3 loops on hook), yarn over, insert your hook into the next stitch, yarn over pull up a loop (5 loops on hook), yarn over, pull through all 5 loops on hook. 1 HDC2TOG completed.

Pattern Notes: Worked from the bottom up. Chain counts as an hdc. Do not turn at the end of the row. A video is available for the 3rd loop. You may try to work with your hat right side in to get to the 3rd loop easily and turn it right side out when you get to the band. Here is the 3rd loop video showing how.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pdw7_q3HIY0

Instruction:
Round 1: Fhdc 40, join with a slip stitch to form a loop.
Round 2: Chain 1, do not turn, start in the next stitch, working in the 3rd loop of each stitch, hdc in each stitch around, slip stitch to the top of the chain to join – 40 hdc total.
Round 3-7: Repeat round 2.
Round 8: Chain 1, HDC2TOG around – 20 HDC2TOG total.
Finishing a Messy Bun Hat: Slip stitch and weave in your ends.
Finishing a Beanie:
Round 9: Chain 1, HDC2TOG around – 10 HDC2TOG total.
Fastening off leaving a 6” long tail, weave the tail through the stitches of the last row and gently pull to cinch the top closed.

To make a pompom, I used the large Clover Pompom maker – http://amzn.to/2kiVNta but you may use your fingers or a piece of cardboard to wind your yarn, tie, and cut.

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I love this pic sent to me by Lisa English of www.loveknots2.etsy.com She makes them to sell should you be interested in purchasing one ready made.