This is the pattern for my adorable Toddler and Child Size Unicorn Hat! If you'd like to make a different size, check out my Turkey Hat for the base of the hat in other sizes. :) Click here to add this pattern to your Ravelry library! :)
Crochet Unicorn Hat
Crochet Unicorn Hat
What
you'll need:
*Size
H hook
*
I love this yarn in light pink, hot pink, purple, and white
*
Crochet needle for sewing in ends
*
Tiny bit of stuffing for the horn
Gauge:
with H hook, 6dc and 4 rows= 2”x 2”
Abbreviations:
*MC- magic circle
*ch- chain
*BB- back bump
*sc- single crochet
*slst- slip stitch
*sc dec- single
crochet decrease
*hdcdec- half double crochet decrease
*hdc- half double crochet
*dc- double crochet
*CSDC- chainless
starting double crochet
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do not share this pattern or pictures. :)
Note:
I’ve omitted the chains at the begging of the rounds to get rid of the seam.
I’ve added the chainless starting double crochet instead. The CSDC of each
round will act like your chain and will be hidden in your work and not
crocheted into. Make sure you place your last dc in the same stitch you placed
your CSDC, and slst to the 1st dc of the round. You’ll be skipping over
the CSDC when you slst to join. (See pics below)
1. CSDC, DC in same stitch
2. Place your last dc in same stitch
as you did your CSDC
3. Slst to 1st dc to join
4. Hardly a
seam!
Toddler Hat: With light pink yarn
and an H hook
Round
1: MC,
ch1 and place 10sc in the ring, slst to join. (10)
Round
2: CSDC,
dc in same stitch, 2dc in each stitch around ending with a dc in the same stich
as you did your CSDC, slst to 1st dc to join. (20)
Round
3: CSDC,
dc in same stitch, (*dc in next, 2dc in next) repeat * around ending with a dc
in the same stich as you did your CSDC, slst to 1st dc to join. (30)
Round
4: CSDC,
dc in same stitch, (*dc in next 2, 2dc in next) repeat * around ending with a dc
in the same stich as you did your CSDC, slst to 1st dc to join. (40)
Round
5: CSDC, dc in same
stitch, (*dc in next 3, 2dc in next) repeat * around placing a dc in the same
stich as you did your CSDC, slst to 1st dc to join. (50)
Round
6: CSDC, dc in same
stitch, (*dc in next 4, 2dc in next) repeat * around placing a dc in the same
stich as you did your CSDC, slst to 1st dc to join. (60)
Round
7-14: CSDC,
dc in next stitch and each stitch around placing your last dc in the same
stitch you did your first dc, slst to 1st dc to join. (60) Continue on to Earflaps
Child Hat: With light pink yarn
and an H hook
Round
1: MC,
ch1 and place 10sc in the ring, slst to join. (10)
Round
2: CSDC,
dc in same stitch, 2dc in each stitch around ending with a dc in the same stitch
as you did your CSDC, slst to 1st dc to join. (20)
Round
3: CSDC,
dc in same stitch, (*dc in next, 2dc in next) repeat * around ending with a dc
in the same stich as you did your CSDC, slst to 1st dc to join. (30)
Round
4: CSDC,
dc in same stitch, (*dc in next 2, 2dc in next) repeat * around ending with a dc
in the same stich as you did your CSDC, slst to 1st dc to join. (40)
Round
5: CSDC, dc in same
stitch, (*dc in next 3, 2dc in next) repeat * around placing a dc in the same
stich as you did your CSDC, slst to 1st dc to join. (50)
Round
6: CSDC,
dc in same stitch, (*dc in next 4, 2dc in next) repeat * around placing a dc in
the same stich as you did your CSDC, slst to 1st dc to join. (60)
Round
7-16: CSDC,
dc in next stitch and each stitch around placing your last dc in the same
stitch you did your first dc, slst to 1st dc to join. (60) Continue on to Earflaps
Earflap 1
Row
1:
ch1, hdc in same stitch and next 11 stitches (12)
Row
2:
ch1 and turn, hdc across (12)
Row
3:
ch1 and turn, hdcdec, hdc next 8 stitches, hdcdec (10)
Row
4:
ch1
and turn, hdc across (10)
Row
5:
ch1 and turn, hdcdec, hdc next 6 stitches, hdcdec (8)
Row
6:
ch1
and turn, hdc across (8)
Row
7:
ch1 and turn, hdcdec, hdc next 4 stitches, hdcdec (6)
Row
8:
ch1 and turn, hdc across (6)
Row
9:
ch1
and turn, hdcdec, hdc next 2 stitches, hdcdec (4)
Row
10:
ch1
and turn, hdcdec, hdcdec (2)
Row
11:
ch1 and turn, hdcdec (1) tie off leaving a long tail for one of your braid
pieces
Earflap 2
Turn
hat facing forward, and reattach yarn 19 stitches from the other side. (Make
sure you're looking at your hat upside down when you reattach so your stitches
will be facing the right way) Repeat Rows 1-11 of Earflap I. Attach hot pink
yarn and sc around both earflaps and the front and back of the hat, tie off and
weave in ends.
Braids
Cut
8 places of purple, 8 pieces of white, and 6 pieces of light pink yarn about
3ft in length. (you should already have 1 of pink on each side of your hat)
divide the pieces out into two sections, fold one section over and attach to
earflap. Braid and tie a knot at the bottom. Repeat for other side.
Row 1: ch7
and turn, sc in BB of each stitch across. (6)
Row 2-4: ch1
and turn, sc across. (6)
Row 5: ch1
and turn, scdec, sc next 2 stitches, scdec. (4)
Row 6: ch1
and turn, sc across. (4)
Row 7: ch1
and turn, scdec, scdec. (2)
Row 8: ch1
and turn, scdec. (1) Continue to sc down side of ear, across the bottom, and up
the other side placing 2sc in each corner. Slst to join. Tie off and leave a
long tail for sewing.
Inner Ears- With Hot Pink yarn and
an H hook
Row 1: ch7
and turn, sc in BB of each stitch across. (6)
Row 2-4: ch1
and turn, sc across. (6)
Row 5: ch1
and turn, scdec, sc next 2 stitches, scdec. (4)
Row 6: ch1
and turn, sc across. (4)
Row 7: ch1
and turn, scdec, scdec. Slst to join. Tie off and leave a tail for sewing on to
outer ear. (2)
*To attach the ears, place your Inner Ear on top of your Outer Ear and sew
in place. Make sure to sew through only the top stitches so that your Hot Pink
color doesn’t show through on the other side. Take your Light Pink yarn that is
at the top of your ear, fold the top of your ear over and sew it in place.
Weave your Light Pink yarn down the side of your ear to the bottom stitches.
Sew the bottom stitches to the 3rd, 4th, and 5th
rows of the left side of hat. Repeat for other side.
Horn- With White yarn and a G
hook
Round 1: MC,
ch1 and place 6sc in the MC. Slst to join. (6) Now you’ll be working in continuous rounds.
Round 2: sc
in each stitch around. (6)
Round 3: (*2sc, sc) repeat from
* around. (9)
Round 4: (*2sc,
sc next 2 stitches) repeat from * around. (12)
Round 5: sc
in each stitch around. (12)
Round 6: (*2sc,
sc next 3 stitches) repeat from * around. (15)
Round 7: (*2sc,
sc next 4 stitches) repeat from * around. (18)
Round 8: sc
in each stitch around. (18)
Round 9: (*2sc,
sc next 5 stitches) repeat from * around. (21)
Round
10: sc in each stitch
around. (21)
Round 11: (*2sc, sc next 6 stitches) repeat from * around. (24)
Round 12: sc in each stitch around. (24)
Round 13: (*2sc,
sc next 7 stitches) repeat from * around (27)
Round 14: sc
in each stitch around. (27)
Round 15: (*2sc,
sc next 8 stitches) repeat from * around. (30)
Round 16: sc
in each stitch around. (30)
Round 17: (*2sc,
sc next 9 stitches) repeat from * around. (33)
Round 18: sc
in each stitch around. (33)
Round 19: (*2sc,
sc next 10 stitches) repeat from * around. (36)
Round 20: sc
in each stitch around. (36) Slst in next stitch to have a clean tie off. Tie
off and leave a long tail for sewing. Stuff your horn and sew on to hat.
Short Curls: make 1 light pink, 1 white, and 1 purple
Row 1: Ch 21 and turn, place
3hdc in the BB of 2nd chain from hook and each BB across. Tie off and leave a
long tail for sewing. Sew on to front of hat behind horn.
Long Curls: make 2 light pink, 2 white, and 2 purple
Row 1: Ch 41 and turn, place
3hdc in the BB of 2nd chain from hook and each BB across. Tie off and leave a
long tail for sewing. Sew on to back top of hat.
My 8 year old wants to be Twilight Sparkle for Halloween. This is perfect! She'll love that she can then wear it every day to school. Thank you so much for sharing. Saved my bacon.
ReplyDeleteAw cute! Hope she enjoys it! :)
DeleteHi I'd like to make this in a small adult size so using your pattern for the grover hat, please can you tell me though at what point would I start to make the ear covers and what size would I make them?
ReplyDeleteAlso how much wool and what type would you recommend I would need? Thanks.
Hey yeah you can use my Grover hat pattern teen/adult size till Round 17, and then follow my Unicorn pattern for Earflap 1. So after Round 17, CSDC and dc in next 11 stitches like Earflap 1 shows in my Unicorn pattern. I would also use a J hook when making the Unicorn ears instead of an H hook. You can use any wool you'd like as long as you meet gauge. You'll use less than a skein of each color. Hope this helps! 🙂:)
DeleteHi, I'm in the middle of making this in the adult size as above by using your grover pattern for the base, but I'm stuck. I've followed the grover pattern to round 17 as you suggested and have 80 stitches. You said to go from there to the ear flap 1 on the above unicorn pattern but the 80 stiches have only made a circle like the top of the hat. It measures only 18cm/7inches in diameter. There is no shape for the side of the hat even before doing the ear flaps, almost as if there is something missing, any ideas?
DeleteSorry just now seeing this...
DeleteYou should have 70 stitches at the end of Round 17, so it sounds like you've been adding a stitch after every row which will throw off the shape of your hat. Did you follow the teen/adult pattern?
Hi there, just reading over the pattern I noticed in the Outer Ears section, Row 1, it says to SC in BB of each stitch across. Can you tell me what BB is? Thanks, appreciate it, love the pattern! ~Esta
ReplyDeleteSo glad you like the pattern! :) The BB stands for back bump. Here is a Youtube tutorial for working in the BB. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XphqlWZR-pM&t=39s
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