Back and Forth Messy Bun Hat

By: Jamey Ekins from dabblesandbabbles.com

By: Jamey Ekins from dabblesandbabbles.com

"What makes it different from the other cute messy bun hats is that it can be made into a beanie as well. One pattern, two finishing options. That’s basically a two for one, right? This hat pattern has a really retro vibe to me due to its more rounded shape. Plus, mustard always has me feeling vintage. This messy bun hat can be turned into a beanie by simply pulling the tail to cinch it closed. Or, keep it as a messy bun hat by sewing in your ends. It uses alternating stitches for a simple texture, and it’s perfect for anyone who loves a little retro in their lives."

Click here for the free crochet pattern

NotesWorked from the top down in rounds. Slip stitch counts as a stitch. Do not chain. Do not turn your work.

Easy

Crochet HookJ/10 or 6 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Crochet Gauge4” = 9 rows, 11 stitches

Finished Size24” circumference

Materials List

scissors
yarn needle

Stitch Guide in American Terms:

SC – Single Crochet HDC – Half double crochet DC – Double Crochet HDC2TOG – Half Double Crochet 2 together

Special Stitches:

HDC in the 3rd loop – Yarn over, insert your hook in the loop behind the back loop, yarn over, pull up a loop, 3 loops on hook, yarn over, pull through all 3. (See video for 3rd loop.)

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JaneEK

Feb 28, 2018

Im a little confused by the name of this project. It sounds like it would be something worked flat and then seamed, but its actually worked in the round like a regular beanie or messy bun. Each round is joined by a Slip Stitch to the beginning of the working round, and I dont see where you ever turn the work. It seems to be a nice hat so Ill probably give it a go.