Hats and Beanies
This slouch hat pattern is worked from the bottom up in one piece. First we create the hat band and then we work across the row ends of the band to create the body of the hat. The hat body is crocheted in joined rows and we turn at the end of every row to create the stitch pattern. This project uses Red Heart Super Saver Yarn in a solid color; you can alternately change colors, or use a variegated yarn instead. The gauge is provided separately for the hat band and the hat body.
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Houndstooth Slouch
Hats and Beanies
Next, here is a new winter slouch hat pattern available in a few sizes. Overall, this too is an easy pattern that you work up flat (the band) and then stitch together with the top worked from hat band to crown.
The Hadley Slouch Free Pattern
Hats and Beanies
First, this winter slouch hat is easy with just two stitches needed, and should take between 1.5 - 2.5 hours to complete depending on your skill level. Also, it's a thoroughly modern pattern with a 1920’s flair to it, tres chic!
Chunky Ribbed Slouch Hat
Hats and Beanies
Every beginner will be able to make this simple slouch hat in the pictures below! It's made by Persia Lou and talk about timeless, am I right? The pompom along with chunky texture make this one an everyday classic, that will work amazing with every stylization. Literally every stylization!
Aurora Slouch
Hats and Beanies
"For the Aurora Slouch, I've combined several simple crochet stitches that add both a nice texture and drape. I personally love the stripes, but testers also made the slouch in a solid color. The textured stitches create a lot of visual interest even when the hat is worked in a solid color. The hat is sized in kids to adult large. I used Lion Brand Wool Ease in and Lion Brand Mandala Ombre. The ombre."
Winter’s Cerise Crochet Slouch
Hats and Beanies
This Winter’s Cerise Crochet Slouch is a one skein pattern to match with Winter’s Cerise Fingerless Gloves. And a great accessory for Fall and Winter days. It is quick and easy to crochet. Also can be easily adjustable to any size. This pattern more beautiful if you select self-striping yarn. You can use any #4 - Medium / Worsted weight yarns (Approx: 130 yards). This Winter’s Cerise Crochet Slouch was made with Premier yarns, Deborah Norville Everyday Soft Worsted - Lava and I-9, 5.5mm crochet hook.
