Seems like the demand is up for hoods this year. Can't say I blame folks as they are awful cute. I whipped up this little pattern for my bud Willow (who, BTW, has been practicing for her future as a stuntman and hurt herself the other day.) One thing I will say is that the photos of hoods flat and not on people never does them justice. They just end up looking like some very oddly unbalanced piece of apparel. I am sure once I get a shot of Willow in her hood it will look better in photos. Trust me though, this is adorable and a keeper! The pattern is featured in a size that will easily fit a 12-24 month old child. But it is easily adjusted. The pattern, with a stitch of (sc, 2 dc), is easily made bigger or smaller by adjusting your starting chain by multiples of 3.
Hood Chain 25 1. 2 dc in 4th chain from hook, skip 2, (sc, 2 dc) in next chain, skip 2. Repeat pattern o end. Sc in last chain. Chain 2. Turn. 2. 2 dc in first stitch, skip 2, (sc, 2 dc) in next stitch. Repeat to end. Sc in last stitch. Chain 2 turn. 3. Repeat row 2 to 35 rows total. Fasten off yarn. 4. Fold in half and sew up the seam with a whip stitch. Scarf Chain 73 And same steps from hood until you have worked 9 rows. Fasten off yarn. Attaching scarf to hood. Count 3 "puffs" in on scarf and, lining up the 3rd puff on the scarf with the 1st puff on the edge of the hood, either slip stitch scarf to hood or whip stitch. Choice is yours. Edging. Either fasten off yarn or begin edging of hood with sc all the way round with 2 sc in corners. Do 2 rows. Fasten off and weave in ends. Attach your buttons. Common hat/head size chart Hi all. Been looking at your posts below and the common question is how to know how many chains of 3 to add to accommodate the size you need. mention this below already but I always go to Bev's Country Cottage's web site. She has a chart of sizes for all sorts of things including head/hat dimensions worked out based on the average size head for a person of that age. Here is the link. http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/size-chart.html#hat
51 Comments
diane seidof
4/8/2016 05:10:29 am
this is so cute . I am crocheting small sweaters for the lakoda children and this would be so cute to add any future easy sweaters? thankyou happy crochet dear new friend
Sherry | Ochre Pome
4/11/2016 11:18:41 am
Hi Diane,
Erika Denzer
10/26/2019 05:05:37 am
Schade,daß ich das nicht lesen kann.Ich hätte sie so gerne gehäkelt oder gestrickt
eugenia
7/20/2016 11:04:36 pm
muy práctico y precioso para el frio de invierno. Gracias por la idea que de todas maneras voy a seguir.
eva
1/19/2017 03:42:51 pm
Hola, can i have this pattern in spanish? I would like to give it to my daughter´s grandmother, she can do it, but with good commets.
Ann
7/21/2016 08:27:58 pm
Sandy
9/7/2016 12:38:08 pm
Donna
9/12/2016 05:44:42 pm
I will be making these for three little girls who are 3 years old. How many extra chains do you recommend?
Kc
9/28/2016 09:50:41 pm
I added 6 stitches for my 3 year old. It looks like it's going to be perfect:)
Alice
11/28/2018 07:07:18 am
Did you also increase the size (length and width) of the scarf? Thank you :)
Adriana Wirth
10/8/2016 08:36:23 pm
Sherry
10/16/2016 07:10:36 am
Hi Donna and everyone who has been posting on here. Sorry I have been a bit MIA. I have been learning a new job and its pretty absorbing.
Rabhi
9/23/2016 11:55:27 pm
Bonjour la traduction en français s'il vous plaît ou bien le schéma
radha
9/26/2016 11:12:25 am
Hi Diane.
Marit
10/1/2016 09:52:41 pm
Hi, thank you for your upload it's real cute. Is it possible to make this for new borns up to 3 months as well?
Caro
10/7/2016 05:44:43 am
Hola..me encantó!! Podrias enviarme el tutorial?? O bien, traducir las instrucciones en español por favor???
Teresa
10/15/2016 04:27:42 pm
I love the pattern making some for our Church's children's home. Thanks so much for your awesome patterns.
Sherry
10/16/2016 07:01:03 am
Hi Teresa
Nancy Merrill
10/18/2016 11:12:44 am
I just made this toddler hood is adorable
Lisa K
10/20/2016 06:01:13 am
This is absolutely gorgeous!! I can't wait to make it for my 18 month old niece!!! Thanks for the pattern! ❤️
Adell Wendt
10/24/2016 11:16:36 am
I wanted the pattern and I thought it was free, but since I'm not good at this download stuff without a button to do it from, I can't keep this pattern. shame on me I guess. I have Grand Daughters who will need one this winter. Please help?
Sherry
10/24/2016 03:35:20 pm
Hi Adell
Elizabeth W
10/24/2016 05:11:59 pm
I would really love this pattern but I can't finds way to download it can you plz help me xx
Heather P
10/29/2016 03:01:40 pm
My "puffs" aren't lining up and my rows are somehow losing stitches. I must be doing something wrong, but I keep checking the pattern and can't figure it out. I started with 8 puffs, but after a few rows, I only had 5 puffs. Any ideas?
Sandra
10/30/2016 12:11:36 pm
I think I'm going mad I can't work out how this goes
Kate
11/27/2016 04:58:52 pm
Oh me too! I've recently converted from knitting to crochet and I'm losing my mind trying to read patterns LOL. I'm wondering if you don't skip 2 between every puff? Is it (1sc,2dc) repeated or (1sc,2dc,sk2) repeated... with the skips part of the repeat? I don't know if I'm making sense. I'm also getting 5 puffs now.
Stevie
12/8/2016 08:46:45 pm
You are going to sc 2 dc in the same stitch then skip two stitches and repeat. Make sure your doing one sc in the last stitch of the row which is inbetween your chain 2 and your first dc in the beginning of your previous row. I also noticed that the (sc, 2dc) ends up being in the sc of each cluster in the previous row. Hope this helps you.
Jill
2/20/2017 04:13:39 am
Hi did u work out how to sew it? I can't work it out! It's the hood part- I must be missing something!! 11/8/2016 04:51:02 am
Thank you for this pattern!! I've been trying to find ways to keep my youngest's neck covered while out and about without taking a coat off and on for the car seat. She just pulls the blankets right off and hats don't cover the neck. This will work for the car seat and for walking when she's in the carrier. Awesome idea!
Katrina L Meyer
12/6/2016 01:57:22 pm
Could you please provide measurements of the pieces before sewn together?
Heather
1/13/2017 01:24:33 pm
Can you please tell me what the length should measure for the hat. I started with 25 sts. Thank you.
Jolene L.
12/22/2016 01:51:21 pm
I am new to this so am wondering if Big Twist Chunky is the brand name and the five beside it does that mean 5 skeins? Sorry if this is something that is obvious to most
Rebecca
1/6/2017 03:47:52 pm
The 5 refers to type of yarn - bulky. So any 5 bulky yarn would work. Big twist chunky is a Joann yarn. I used 1 skein and a little part of another, so buy 2. 5 skeins is way too much for this . Hope this helps. It was a very simple and easy pattern. Looks nice too
Pam
12/26/2016 04:07:42 am
I just adore the little hoodie that you posted, but I am unable to read it from the pattern that you posted, is there perhaps any other way that I can get the actual old fashioned pattern from please, with everything explained in detail? So sorry to have to ask you this 🌹
Daphney
7/10/2017 04:06:54 am
Hi Pam I like the hoodie you posted it would look nice on my little one but there is no video and i would like to try it.
Lindsay Mackay
10/15/2017 01:18:25 pm
Couldn't find any size 5 yarn so I'm using 6. I'm assuming this will make everything that much larger... should I be doing less rows to accommodate? Any suggestions to estimate size? The link to head sizes just confused me. Very new to crochet!
Trine
11/6/2017 03:39:08 am
Hi there, great looking piece! Would really love to make one for my six months old daughter. Anyone made it in this size and would share how they did it? Big thanks in advance.
Irene
11/26/2017 03:40:20 am
Hello, thank you for the wonderful pattern. This is only my fourth crochet project, and the first where I'm not following a step by step YouTube video. So I must have misunderstood something: my scarf part has turned out way longer and skinnier than yours. I ended up with a four puffs by twenty-three puffs scarf, instead of five by sixteen as I think is shown in the picture. I'm now going to unravel the entire scarf and start over; careful reckoning has left me with the notion that I may need to start with a chain of 52 in order to end up with a scarf that is sixteen puffs long. I'm confused because otherwise the pattern is giving me no problems whatsoever, and the hood part worked out exactly as pictured. I'll let you know how it works out, if you wish. Kind regards, Irene
Amelia
12/16/2017 12:57:41 pm
Love your pattern. I went to the website looking for how to adjust this pattern for 16 year old girl and for an adult woman. I would also love to make it for a 12-14 month old boy. Would you please, please provide the adjusted pattern directions for these sizes? I saw some dimensions, but am still unsure how to translate that. Would you also please clarify the pattern: The first stitch and then each other stitch for that row, ending with a single crochet on each row. I was looking on the comments and want to be sure of the directions for each row. It might be more clear for me- a beginner- if I saw it as
Lynda
8/27/2018 08:01:04 pm
Hello, thank you for this pattern I just made this for a toddler it turned out beautiful. I found the pattern easy to follow great job.
Norma
11/14/2018 06:19:16 am
Would you please send textured toddler hood to my email so that I can print it . I would like to do it for a baby shower. Thanks
Samantha
11/22/2018 12:55:02 pm
I find it very difficult to interpret it, could someone help me draw it?
Alice
11/28/2018 07:06:40 am
I am increasing the size of the hood for a three year old. Will I also need to add another row to the scarf? Thank you for your input!
Amanda
11/15/2019 06:03:23 am
What size buttons are needed?
Alejandra Hernández
11/14/2020 06:19:08 pm
Hello. Could you show me a graph with the sizes, please? Leave a Reply. |
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