Robin hood hat pattern download free

I also thought it would be a good idea to cut the triangle-shaped brim pieces separately and sew them on in a much more complicated way. Yeah, it turns out it doesn't look any better and is just much fussier. I cut two of my pattern pieces from the felt, and sewed the top edges of the hat together--BUT I didn't sew that back, flat bit of the brim yet.

After sewing the first stage, I turned the hat right side out, and then sewed that last little bit at the back of the hat. After that, I just flipped up the brim of the hat neatly hiding that last seam.

I found that a little bit of hot glue at the front tip of the hat brim helped the hat to hold its shape nicely. After that, it's just a matter of using the hot glue gun to attach a feather, and you're done! Not feeling crafty? You can you can always buy them!

Feeling crafty? Using a rotary cutter and self healing cutting mat makes cutting out a bunch of these a breeze! Did you make one of these for your kid or you? And I would love to see pictures of your finished Robin Hat! You can download a PDF copy here! Hook needle 5mm. Yarn needle to weave in ends. Stitch Markers. Stitches used:. MC - Magic Circle. CH - Chain. SC - Single Crochet. Pattern for Adult size hat, please click here for sizing and calculations :. To make smaller, remove increase rows and adjust hat height.

Place your stitch markers. At this stage I have reached a diameter of This should fit an adult woman according to the graph above. This means I need to add rows until I reach hat height of cm. R11, at the end of Color A place a stitch marker. This spot will be your row marker.

In the following rows, once you come close to this point, place a stitch marker. You will add that on in the end. Color A - no stitches. Color B, HDC in next 67st. Color C, HDC in next 67st - 67st. Color A, HDC in next 19st. Color B, HDC in next 20st.

You are free to create from the pattern and sell the creations. Please do not give away or sell the pattern as your own. Please visit my blog: Pukado - Blog. Please visit any of my shops at Etsy , Ravelry , Crochetville or Craftsy. FaceBook me! Follow me on Pinterest. Labels: crochet pattern , free pattern , robin hood , spiral crochet , spiral hat. It would be great to be able to print the pattern on two pages of standard sized paper, then just tape them together.

Thank you for sharing. Would you please "cut" your pattern in half, and download both halves? Then I can print them both, tape them together, and use my regular printer!

Bless you for this instructable! I'm making a Final Fantasy cosplay of Freya and this pattern is going to significantly shorten the amount of pattern adapting I need to do for Freya's hat. Reply 1 year ago. I used this pattern for my daughter's Halloween-themed birthday party costume forest archer. Just finished it today. We love it and thank you for the detailed walk-through. Thank you, too, for sharing this online for all to learn how to follow the same path. Be well! Reply 2 years ago.

Question 2 years ago. Thank you! Question 3 years ago on Introduction. Answer 3 years ago. Thank you so much for the clear instructions! I needed a costume for a Halloween party and you hat pattern really saved the day. Now if only I had as good directions for some of the other parts. Reply 5 years ago. Very nice.

I made a much simpler read: crudely made version of this a while back. My sons interest in Robin Hood was nill at the time but as it has increased I might have to revisit this.

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