Marin Beanie

The Marin Beanie is a crochet pattern for a beanie for women. The hat is quick to make. It calls for worsted weight yarn. The sample hat uses Malabrigo Washted. The pattern includes written instructions using standard United States crochet terminology. It has been tech-edited and tested. SIZING AND GAUGE Sizes: Adult S and Adult M. Finished Measurements: 19 (20.5)” in circumference at brim, 8 (9)” from top of hat to edge of brim. Gauge: Rounds 1-3 = 3.5” diameter. CROCHET SUPPLIES NEEDED Yarn: Worsted Weight (#4 Medium) approximately 150, 200 yards. Shown: Adult S in Malabrigo Washted (100% superwash merino wool), 210yd[192m]/2.5oz[100g]: #416 Indiecita, approximately 2/3 skein. Crochet Hook Size: Size J/10 (6.0 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge. Notions: Tapestry needle, 1 stitch marker, tape measure. STITCH KEY bpdc: back post double crochet ch(s): chain(s) dc: double crochet fpdc: front post double crochet hdc: half double crochet rep: repeat rnd: round sc: single crochet st(s): stitch(es) NOTES • Hat is worked from the top down and in continuous rounds. When working in continuous rounds, do not use a slip stitch to join before going to the next round. • It is recommended to use the stitch marker to mark the first st of each rnd and move the marker up as you go along. This will aid in keeping track of where each new round is to begin. • Adjust the hat’s height by subtracting or adding to the number of rounds in the repeat section. • It is more important to get the height you desire than to meet the round counts. Feel free to subtract or add to the number of rounds in the repeat section to adjust the height. Please note that the pattern is available for free on my blog. The benefit of purchasing this PDF pattern is to receive an ad-free version that is easy to print and read. This pattern does not include a video or photo tutorial. If you have any questions while you are working on your project, please feel free to email me at crafting.pattern@gmail.com, and I will do my best to answer your questions and give you help. Please note that it is expected that you know how to crochet and to read a pattern using standard United States crochet terminology. For more crochet project ideas, please visit CraftingEachDay.com. © 2023 Crafting Each Day. Do not copy, sell or reproduce this pattern without my permission. Feel free to sell finished items made using this pattern with a credit line for the pattern and a link to my website at CraftingEachDay.com.