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    Home Β» Free Crochet Patterns Β» Crochet For Adults

    Free Crochet Pattern | "Knit-Look" Chunky Adult Headwarmer

    Oct 15, 2015 by Jennifer Renaud

    Knit Look Chunky Headwarmer Adult 1  Knit Look Chunky Headwarmer Adult 2

    I had been trying to come up with an idea for super quick gifts this year and then one day inspiration struck for this "Knit-Look" Chunky Headwarmer! It's PERFECT for teacher gifts and gifts for family....even picky teenagers! πŸ˜€

    It's also PERFECT for craft fairs! I used Lion Brand Hometown USA (less than a skein and usually found for around $3.00) and a large button. But the BEST part?!?! It took less than a half hour to make, including sewing on the button! The combination of the cost and time to create makes it a PERFECT item for craft fairs! πŸ˜€

    "Knit-Look" Chunky Headwarmer (Adult)

    Materials: US Size M/N 9.00mm crochet hook( My hook of choice can be purchased through our affiliates: Amour Jumbo Cro Hook M/9.00mm ) (or proper hook to obtain gauge), yarn needle, scissors, button (1-ΒΎ" - 2-Β½")

    Yarn: Bulky / 6 Weight (55 yards), Lion Brand Hometown USA was used for the head warmers in the photos

    Difficulty: Intermediate

    Gauge: In pattern stitch (6.67 sts X 4.36 rows = 3")

    Sizes

    • Teen / Adult Small (20" - 22")
    • Adult Medium / Large (23" - 24")
    • Click Here for Child Sizes

     

    Abbreviations

    • ch(s): chain(s)
    • sl st: slip stitch
    • sc: single crochet
    • st(s): stitch(es)
    • yo: yarn over
    • BLO: back loop only
    • modified slst2tog: See Special Stitches

     

    Special Stitches

    • (Modified) Slip Stitch 2 Together (slst2tog): Insert hook into same st as previous st worked, yo, pull up a loop, insert hook into next st, yo, pull up loop and pull thru both loops on hook. **This st is modified because you begin each one in the previous st worked, therefore, your st count will not decrease. **Note: It will seem as though you’re working these sts along the backside of the previous row of sc.
    • Click here for a complete photo & video tutorial.

     

    Notes

    • The ch-1 at the beginning of each row does not count as a stitch.
    • First stitch of each row is worked into the same st as the beginning chain, unless noted otherwise.
    • Changes for sizes are written as follows: Teen/Adult Small (Adult Medium/Large)

     

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    Instructions

    Photo & Video Tutorial can be found here: Modified Slst2tog

    Row 1: *Right Side* Ch 49 (51), sl st in 2nd ch from hook, sl st in next 7 chs, sc in remaining chs. β€“ 48 (50) sts

    Row 2: Ch 1, Turn, sl st in same st as ch 1, work 39 (41) slst2tog, BLO sl st in remaining 8 sts. – 48 (50) sts

    Row 3: Ch 1, Turn, BLO sl st in next 8 sts, BLO sc in remaining sts. – 48 (50) sts

    Row 4: Ch 1, Turn, sl st in same st as ch 1, work 39 (41) slst2tog, BLO sl st in next 2 sts, ch 3, skip next 3 sts,BLOslstinlast3sts. –48(50)sts

    Row 5: Ch 1, Turn, BLO sl st in next 8 sts and chs, BLO sc in remaining sts. – 48 (50) sts

    Row 6: Ch 1, Turn, sl st in same st as ch 1, work 39 (41) slst2tog, BLO sl st in remaining 8 sts. – 48 (50) sts

    Row 7: Ch 1, Turn, BLO sl st in next 8 sts, BLO sc in remaining sts. – 48 (50) sts

    Row 8: Ch 1, rotate to work along the short end into the sides of the previous rows, sc in the side of each row. – 7 sts

    Row 9: Ch 1, Turn, sc2tog, sc in next 3 sts, sc2tog. – 5 sts

    Row10: Ch1,Turn,scinnextst,ch3,skipnext3sts,scinlastst. –5sts

    Row 11: Ch 1, Turn, BLO sl st in each st and ch across. –5 sts
    Fasten off. Weave in ends. Continue below to Finishing.

    Knit Look Chunky Headwarmer Adult 4  Knit Look Chunky Headwarmer Adult 5

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    Finishing

    *Tip: It is normal for crochet items to stretch out when worn so don't be afraid to make your initial fit a little snug.

    From bottom to top, insert the buttonhole end of headwarmer thru the loop created at the opposite end (see close up photo above). The buttonhole end should be on the outside of the headwarmer. Try it on for fit. Adjust the buttonhole end to adjust size. Once you have a good fit, sew your button on the Right Side of the headwarmer, opposite the buttonhole end.

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    Happy Crocheting!

     

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    1. Kelly

      October 23, 2015 at 2:51 pm

      If I wanted to use worsted weight,4 yarn, how many strands would I need?

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        November 03, 2015 at 1:15 am

        Hi Kelly, It really depends on which yarn you'd like to use. I'd start with 3 strands and make a quick gauge swatch and go from there. πŸ™‚ ~Jennifer

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