The Summit Beanie (Crochet)

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Everyone loves a quick and chunky hat, and I am so excited to show you this modern design! The Summit Beanie uses 1 ball of the new Fifty Fifty Yarn from the LB Collection, which is 50% alpaca and 50% wool. It is classified as a super bulky level 6 yarn although I would say it is closer to a jumbo level 7 yarn. 9 different colours are available, and it is very soft due to the alpaca in it! How beautiful are these blush and cream colours?

Fifty Fifty Yarn by the LB Collection

To get beautiful drape and looser tension, I used a 15 mm crochet hook for this design. You can read my blog post HERE to see how I achieved this gorgeous ribbing, but essentially you are alternating rows of single crochet with rows of slip stitches.

The Summit Beanie (Crochet)

The initial number of chain stitches determines the height of the hat while the number of rows determines the width/circumference of the hat. After you are happy with the width of the hat, it is time to seam the ends together to form a tube.

The Summit Beanie (Crochet)

Next, you can invert the tube inside out so that the “wrong” side or non-ribbed side is facing outwards. Flip the brim upwards so that the ribbed side is now showing.

The Summit Beanie (Crochet)

To close up the top of the hat, whip stitch opposites ends together!

The Summit Beanie (Crochet)

Your Summit Beanie is now complete! The hat is reversible as you can wear it with the different sides showing. The picture below shows the folded-up brim as the ribbed side.

The Summit Beanie (Crochet)

This picture shows the ribbed side being the body while the other side is the folded-up brim!

The Summit Beanie (Crochet)

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Here is the free crochet pattern for The Summit Beanie:

The Summit Beanie (Crochet)

Materials:

Notes:

  • This hat is worked in turned rows. At the end, the sides are seamed together and the tube is flipped inside out. The top of the hat is closed up by whip stitching opposite ends together.
  • The ribbed design is created by alternating rows of single crochets with rows of slip stitches.
  • If you forget where you are, remember that even rows are slip stitch rows and odd rows are single crochet rows. The ribbed side is the single crochet (odd row #) side.
  • The brim is folded upwards for an extra cozy and warm effect.
  • This hat is reversible as both sides are different and can be worn with either side showing on the brim.

Gauge: 6 sts and 6 rows = 4″

PATTERN:

Chain 24.

Row 1: Starting in second chain from hook, single crochet across. (23 sts)

Row 2: Chain 1, turn. Slip stitch in each single crochet across. (23 sts)

Row 3: Chain 1, turn. Single crochet in each slip stitch across. (23 sts)

Row 4-23: Repeat Rows 2 and 3.

Fasten off and leave long end for sewing. Whip stitch edges together to form a tube. Flip inside out so that the “wrong side”/non-ribbed side is facing outwards.  Flip brim upwards. Whip stitch opposite ends together to close up top. The Summit Beanie is reversible so you can wear it with either side facing outwards.

Finished dimensions:  15″ circumference (without brim folded up), 21″ circumference (with brim folded up), 15″ tall (without brim folded up)

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I love the look of this chunky beanie with its slight slouch! It looks so cozy with my teddy bear jacket that I found in Tokyo- the neat thing is that my jacket is ALSO reversible! I love versatile items that can be worn different ways!

The Summit Beanie (Crochet)

The Summit Beanie and Cowl use the same ribbing design, and both work up incredibly quickly since you are using such a large crochet hook. The free pattern for the Summit Cowl can be found HERE!

The Summit Beanie & Cowl (Crochet)

Since the Fifty Fifty yarn is an alpaca wool blend, this beanie and cowl are incredibly warm, cozy and soft. It’s amazing how winter can feel much less harsh as long as you are wearing something warm to protect your head and neck!

The Summit Beanie & Cowl (Crochet)

Lion Brand Yarn has put together a convenient kit so you can make a matching Summit Beanie and Cowl HERE! The kit contains two balls of Fifty Fifty yarn since the beanie uses one ball and the cowl uses another ball. It is a great price right now as $35.19 is a steal for such luxurious yarn that you can make two projects with!

The Summit Beanie & Cowl (Crochet)

If you are interested in knitting a cozy matching set, please check out my Summit Beanie Knit pattern HERE and my Summit Cowl Knit pattern HERE! I love quick projects that have such a high-end look and feel, and I hope you enjoy crocheting your own cozy winter wearables as well!

Summit Beanie & Cowl Crochet Patterns

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