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Free Summer Stripes Crochet Bucket Hat Pattern

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Spice up your fun in the sun with this cute crochet bucket hat from Lily Sugar’n Cream.
Sizing Notes

Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about crocheting a gauge swatch!  

Finished Measurements

One size to fit head circumference: 21" [53.5 cm].

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Free Easy Crochet Hats Pattern for Adult

Stitched from the crown down, this chic and stylish crochet sunhat is the perfect choice to keep you looking cool on hot summer days. Worked in the round, the pattern features our 100% cotton Lily Sugar'n Cream yarn. Pick any 2 colors on this fun pattern that lets you practice single crochet, basic increases, and color-changing techniques. Wear-with-anything flair makes this topper an indispensable accessory in your beach bag!

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    551

    Made this pattern out of ecru and denim colors for my 15 year old granddaughter. It ran true to it's pattern size so I had to do a little adjusting for her, with her approval (Shortened the brim by 5 rows and ran a draw string through the first ecru stripe.). She said she wanted to "grow into it". She loved it! Pattern was easy to follow though I do use a marker to hold the place for the last stitch. Have to keep counting the stitches in the rows. Too easy to end up with extra.

    TALC Lady551

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