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How to Crochet Hollow Summer Sun Hat Tutorial

Crochet Hollow Summer Sun Hat Pattern

Learn how to crochet an elegant and easy bucket hat named Hollow Summer Sun Hat for adults with a detailed tutorial. It uses a granny stitch for the body and detailed instructions for creating the brim with a lovely ruffle. Perfect for beginners and seasoned crocheters alike, it’s a creative project worth trying!

Crochet Hollow Summer Sun Hat Pattern

Crochet Hollow Summer Sun Hat Tutorial

The presenter introduces the tutorial and explains that the video will demonstrate how to crochet a bucket hat designed for adult sizes.  It uses granny stitches and a cotton macrame yarn. Starting with a magic ring, the hat is built in stages—forming a flat circle, shaping the body, and finishing with a decorative shell-stitched brim.

  • Materials used:
    • Cotton macro yarn.
    • A 2.5 mm crochet hook.
  • The hat structure includes:
    • Creating a circle (the base of the hat).
    • Increasing the diameter of the circle.
    • Crocheting the body using a granny stitch pattern.
    • Crocheting the brim to finish the hat.

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Process Overview

Step 1: Beginning the Circle

  • Start by creating a magic ring as the foundation for the hat.
  • Detailed instructions are provided for forming the magic ring and securing it.

Step 2: Crocheting the Base

  • Chain 1 and begin crocheting into the magic ring using double crochets.
  • Close the magic ring securely, ensuring a tight and neat finish.
  • Each round involves slip stitching into specific points and pulling the loop through to secure the stitches.
  • Gradual increases in each round are made to expand the diameter of the circle.

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Step 3: Diameter Adjustment

  • Work several rounds with a systematic sequence of single and double crochets, along with increases.
  • Adjust the diameter to reach approximately 15–16 cm, a size suitable for the bucket hat base.

Creating the Body of the Hat

  • Transition from increasing the diameter to focusing on height.
  • Begin repeating a granny stitch pattern:
    • Groups of double crochets are made into chain spaces from the previous round.
    • After each group, a chain is added to create the characteristic granny stitch appearance.
  • Continue working additional rounds, repeating the granny stitch pattern, until the desired height is achieved:
    • Target height is 17–18 cm.

Crocheting the Brim

  1. First Round of the Brim:
    • Begin by working single crochets along the edge of the hat’s body.
    • Place single crochets into chain spaces and around double crochets from the previous round.
    • Finish the round with a neat layout of single crochets.
  2. Creating Spiral Rows:
    • Work additional rounds in spiral formation without joining each round.
    • Alternate between several rows of single crochet and strategic increases.
  3. Final Increase and Rows:
    • Increase stitches periodically to expand the brim gradually.
    • Crochet multiple rounds of single crochet stitches without further increases to maintain structure.

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Adding the Decorative Border

  • Create a shell stitch pattern to finish the brim:
    • Alternating between groups of double crochets (shells) and single crochets for spacing.
  • Work to the end of the round and finish with a polished border.

Securing the Ends

  • Tie off the yarn securely.
  • Hide the tails of the yarn by weaving them into the work to ensure a tidy finish.

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Final Hat

  • The crochet bucket hat is complete, featuring:
    • A circular base.
    • A granny stitch body.
    • A fully crocheted brim with a decorative shell border.
  • The presenter encourages viewers to personalize the hat (e.g., adjusting height or brim width) as desired.

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To adjust the size of the crochet sun hat, simply increase or decrease the diameter of the crown before starting the body. Aim for about 15–16 cm for a standard adult fit. You can also modify the height by adding or reducing body rounds, and alter the brim width by including more or fewer rounds at the end.

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