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How to Crochet Easy Cat Bucket Hat for Your Pets

Easy Crochet Cat Bucket Hat Pattern

Want a functional summer accessory for your pet? Learn how to crochet this cute cat bucket hat designed for cats or small pets like poodles. This hat has all the features to keep your pet comfy: ear holes, a strap for stability, and a little flower in the middle. Follow through with us for more details about this project!

Easy Crochet Cat Bucket Hat Pattern

Skill Used: Key techniques include mastering basic stitches such as the chain stitch, single crochet, and double crochet, which form the foundation of the design.

Skill Level: Beginners

Supplies Used

Yarn: 

  • Worsted weight yarn for the main hat.
  • DK weight yarn for the optional flower embellishment (leftover from another project).

Crochet Hook

  • 4.5 mm crochet hook.

Scissors

  • Used at some point during the process.

Magic Circle

  • Used for beginning the hat (can substitute with chain-based methods if preferred).

Flower (Optional)

  • Yarn for flower embellishment (optional per user customization).

Tie/String for Chin Strap

  • Crocheted chain long enough to go through the back of the hat and tie under the pet’s chin.

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Crochet Cat Bucket Hat Tutorial

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Top of the Hat

  • Begin with a magic circle and work rounds of double crochet increases to form a flat circular base.
  • Gradually increase the size with each round until the circle matches the desired size for the top of the hat.

Sides of the Hat

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  • Work rounds of double crochet stitches (without increases) to create the sides of the hat.
  • Use the back loop only technique for one round to form a natural edge where the sides turn downward.

Ear Holes

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  • Use chains and skipped stitches to create openings for the cat’s ears.
  • Adjust the size and position of the ear holes as needed for proper fit.

Brim of the Hat

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Switch to single crochet stitches for the first round of the brim to create a neat edge.
Work several rounds, gradually increasing stitches to form a flared or floppy brim.

Finishing Touches

Add a strap or tie (e.g., a crocheted chain) to secure the hat on the cat’s head by threading it through the back near the ear holes.
Optionally, decorate the hat with embellishments like flowers, patterns, or additional crochet details.

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Video Guide

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