Blooming Crochet Hats

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Cincinnati, Ohio

I remember the day in September 2009 when I was contacted by two photographers who wanted me to design hats with flowers on them for their photo shoots. As I was sewing the flowers onto the hats, it hit me! Why was I making the hat so final when I could just add a button to it? Then the wearer could interchange the flowers to create a true masterpiece perfect for any occasion. At that moment, Bouquet Beanies was born!

I love to create new styles and designs. I feel a sense of accomplishment when I complete a new pattern. They are like my children—unique and beautiful in their own way, and I’m so excited to share them all with you!

Enjoy, have fun and let your creativity shine!

Shauna

The stitches illustrated below will be used throughout the book. Use this guide if you aren’t certain what to do or what a particular abbreviation means.

Form a loop, put the hook in the loop and draw another loop through.

Slide the knot up the hook and tighten gently.

With the hook through the slip knot, yarn over hook (yoh) and pull the yarn through the loop to make a new chain (ch). Chain stitch (ch st) made.

Chain (ch) as many stitches as indicated, insert the hook in the 1st ch, yarn over hook (yoh) and pull through the 1st ch and the ch on the hook.

Insert the hook into the 2nd chain (ch) from the hook, yarn over hook (yoh) and draw the yarn through the work only.

Yoh again and draw through both loops on the hook. Single crochet (sc) made. Repeat as indicated.