1920’s Cloche Hat Crochet Pattern
If I could go back to anytime in history I’d probably travel to the 1920’s!.. The swing music and catchy Charleston, the unforgettable hats and fashion and Walt Disney’s film debut are just a few of the many reasons I love the roaring twenties!
Unfortunately I don’t have a time machine in my possession, so I guess I’ll just have to settle with binge watching Downton Abbey and The Great Gatsby for now… I have to admit though, that while wearing this cloche hat with my pair of mary jane heels, I truly felt like I’d been transported to the roaring 20’s!
Materials
6mm (J/10) Crochet Hook
175yds Lana Grossa Mille II (60yds/50g)
Tapestry Needle
Finished Size
Teen/Adult
Hat Circumference: 21.5″ (55cm)
Stitches & Abbreviations
st(s) – stitch(es)
ch – chain stitch
sl st –slip stitch
ch – chain stitch
sc – single crochet
hdc – half double crochet
dc – double crochet
Skill Level
This is an “Easy” level crochet pattern (includes “How-To” photos). You must be familiar with basic crochet stitches and techniques. Directions written so that they are easy to read and follow. All patterns are in English, and written in standard US terms.
+ PATTERN
Note: This hat is worked in the rnd, from top to bottom. Ch at the start of a rnd count as the 1st st of that rnd.
+ HAT
Ch3 using super chunky yarn and 6mm hook.
Rnd 1: Skip 2 ch (counts as 1st hdc), 7 hdc in 3rd ch from hook. Sl st in 1st st of rnd. (8 sts)
Rnd 2: Ch2 (counts as 1st hdc), 1 hdc in same st. 2 hdc in every st around. Sl st in 1st st of rnd. (16 sts)
Rnd 3: Ch2 (counts as 1st hdc), 1 hdc in same st, 1 hdc in next st. *2 hdc in next st, 1 hdc in next st. Repeat from the * all around. Sl st in 1st st of rnd. (24 sts)
Rnd 4: Ch2 (counts as 1st hdc), 1 hdc in same st, 1 hdc in next 2 sts. *2 hdc in next st, 1 hdc in next 2 sts. Repeat from the * all around. Sl st in 1st st of rnd. (32 sts)
Rnd 5: Ch2 (counts as 1st hdc), 1 hdc in same st, 1 hdc in next 3 sts. *2 hdc in next st, 1 hdc in next 3 sts. Repeat from the * all around. Sl st in 1st st of rnd. (40 sts)
Rnd 6: Ch2 (counts as 1st hdc), 1 hdc in same st, 1 hdc in next 4 sts. *2 hdc in next st, 1 hdc in next 4 sts. Repeat from the * all around. Sl st in 1st st of rnd. (48 sts)
Rnd 7: Ch2 (counts as 1st hdc), 1 hdc in same st, 1 hdc in next 5 sts. *2 hdc in next st, 1 hdc in next 5 sts. Repeat from the * all around. Sl st in 1st st of rnd. (56 sts)
Rnd 8 – 17: Ch2 (counts as 1st hdc), 1 hdc in every st all around. Sl st in 1st st of rnd. (56 sts)
Rnd 18: Ch2 (counts as 1st hdc), 1 hdc in same st – working only through the back loop (continue working into the back loop ONLY for the rest of this rnd). 1 hdc in next 6 sts. *2 hdc in next st, 1 hdc in next 6 sts. Repeat from the * all around. Sl st in 1st st of rnd. (64 sts)
Rnd 19: Ch2 (counts as 1st hdc), 1 hdc in same st. 1 hdc in next 3 sts. *2 hdc in next st, 1 hdc in next 3 sts. Repeat from the * all around. Sl st in 1st st of rnd. (79 sts)
Rnd 20: Ch2 (counts as 1st hdc), 1 hdc in same st. 1 hdc in next 5 sts. *2 hdc in next st, 1 hdc in next 5 sts. Repeat from the * all around (making sure to end with 1 hdc in last 2 sts of rnd). Sl st in 1st st of rnd. (93 sts)
Rnd 21: Ch2 (counts as 1st hdc), 1 hdc in same st. 1 hdc in next 8 sts. *2 hdc in next st, 1 hdc in next 8 sts. Repeat from the * all around (making sure to end with 1 hdc in last 2 sts of rnd). Sl st in 1st st of rnd. (103 sts)
Rnd 22: Ch1 (counts as 1st sc), 1 sc in every st all around. Sl st in 1st st of rnd. (56 sts)
Fasten off, and weave in loose ends.
+ ROSETTE
Ch50 using super chunky yarn and 6mm hook.
Row 1: Skip 2 ch (counts as 1st sc), 1 sc in every ch st across. Turn your work. (49 sts)
Row 2: Ch3, skip 2 sts, sl st in next st (creates loop). *Ch2, skip 2 sts, sl st in next st (creates loop). Repeat from the * all across. Turn your work. (16 loops)
Row 3: *Ch1, (1 hdc, 1 dc, 1 hdc, 1 sl st) in next loop from previous row (creates petal). Sl st in next loop. Repeat from the * all across (making sure to finish with a sl st). (16 petals)
Fasten off, leaving a 16″ tail of yarn.
To form your flower, roll your long strip of petals into a circle. Then, start sewing the flower together using the 16 inch strand of yarn you leftover before. Once you’ve sewed your flower together, sew the flower onto your hat.
Fasten off, and weave in loose ends.
Hope you all enjoy this pattern for a chic, vintage piece!
Be sure to use the tag #hopefulhoneyhive on Instagram to show me your version of my design!
Have a lovely day crocheting…
Love it! Roaring 20's,an Era with Class! Thank you for sharing your talent again,I don't get to visit here often enough. I will make this one,Fall will be here before we know it! I might even try to use a lighter yarn for this summer,Cute and Classy hat.
Thank you! I'm so glad you love it! 😀
where are the pictures please
Is the back loop the one facing toward you or the loop facing backwards from you. Thanks
It’s the one facing away from you.
pill “RED HEART LOVE YARN ” (4) MEDIUM, 6.5 mm K-10.5, not Chunky work for this hat? If not would it work with an “H” hook? If so how wide before sides, how long before brim? Or is it too thin to keep its shape ?
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I think ‘Rnd 22 (56 sts)’ might be a misprint. Should probably be (103), same as ending of previous rnd?
I thought the same thing. It has to be the same as the previous row😉
I’m just reading this, but I’m glad I did.
I love Vintage everything and am certainly thrilled you were so generous to share. I'm returning one of my very favorite crafts of all time.Things have gotten more complex since,years ago and this is perfect for me to get back into and hopefully I can accomplish this beautiful 20's Cloche and fingerless mittens to match, God bless and thanks again. P.s I will certainly be your # 1 fan,as I surely adore your Beautiful Blog. Best Wishes, Gina
I followed this pattern and loved the outcome, but my brim seems to roll upwards.
What are your suggestions?
Thanks Olivia
I made the 20 hat with brim, beautiful. But way way to big. 21cm around and brim hung over eyes. I ripped rows out to make smaller. I failed. Is the flapper a better fit for me? I LOVE your crocheting.
I love this hat. I used a chunky (UK) acrylic yarn and a 5mm hook as I have a tiny head. I think my wool choice was not as chunky as yours so I had to add another two rows to the first 7 with increases to get right diameter, then took out a row in the 8-17 to make it less deep. I also added a row on the brim to make it bit wider. It is a bit floppy but the wool is soft and wondering if blocking might help? I’m finding the flower quite fiddly and can’t see it in your photos very well. Might have to YouTube a flower demo. All in all I love the hat and I’m sure it’ll keep me toasty warm. Thank you for such a great pattern.
I just made this hat also, and have trouble with floppy brims on many hats I make. This time I followed the instructions for the brim that someone had posted a ways down on the comments. The brim turned out perfect.
I had the same problem, so I took out two rows between row 8 and row 17. It gave me two rows less, but the fit is better.
Love this hat. Made three of different colours.
Thank you.
I really love this hat!! Thank you so much for the pattern! I love your blog and your patterns
Aww thank you Sylvia! I'm hoping to create more 1920's inspired crochet patterns in the future 🙂
Any tips on keeping my seam straight? I always have this problem with patterns involving hdc's. I adore this hat..thanks for the pattern!
I've found that not counting the chain as a stitch, starting in the same stitch as your chain, and ending in the first stitch helps hide your seam.
Yay!!!!! I'm so very, very glad to see this post!!!! I've done the first 12 rows or so and had the post beautiful curve of a seam. I've taken it out and redone it, taken it out and redone it, and taken it out and redone it. Not counting the chain was going to be my last and final attempt. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HELP! I adore this pattern and I cant keep the seam straight either! I tried what tiffany k said to do too and it still isnt straight!!!
I have madw this hat for myself 5 times. It is so cute that my sister wanted the first two. everytime I tell her I made another she wants it becuase it is another color. I gave one to my daughter-in-law and she wants another. I two made for myself. I change the flower to bigger or several smaller to make it a little different. Love it thanks
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When does it start looking like a hat???
Thank you for the pattern and the music. I love the twenties.
What is the music on the Video?
This is such a cute hat, thanks for sharing the pattern!
I used to have a hat like this in college in the exact same color. Thank you so much for sharing the pattern. I look forward to making it!
Love it!!! But I'm nervous to start it without being able to double-check my gauge. Would you perchance have a gauge measurement?
The gauge is approx 5 stitches and 4 rows in half double crochets = 2 inches.
Hope this helps!
Thanks for the question, and reply. I was curious about the gauge as well, as I picked a different yarn to make it in. I'll start swatching.
Hi Olivia
Beautiful hat !! Stunning 🙂
I want to have a go at making it but I only have 10 ply chunky wool – do you think it would turn out ok if I added maybe 2 more increase rows and a couple more rows for depth ???
Any advice would be wonderful 🙂
Cheers
Kelly
Yes, you should be able to adapt it 🙂
Just remember to use a smaller hook, to achieve the same tight felted looked.
Olivia, I can't find the Lincraft Veronica yarn in the US. I used Deborah Norville Serenity Chunky (bulky 5) & the hat was huge. One of your comments said the diameter should be 6.5 to 6.75". Mine is 12". I love this hat & want to make several. Do you have suggestions for other yarns that I can find in the US or should I use a smaller hook & if so what size would you suggest? Thank you so very much for any advice. A sweet friend of mine has cancer & she would love this hat.
I love this pattern, I can't wait to make it myself. 🙂 However, I have a rather large head and typically have to add stitches to each row to ensure its fit. So I was wondering, would you mind telling the circumference? Thanks
The circumference is 21.5", though it can easily stretch to fit 22.5" – 23".
If it's to small, try adding an extra row. After Row 7, repeat it. But the second time you crochet Row 7, crochet 1 Half Double Crochet into the next 6 stitches… Not 5.
Hope this helps!
Thanks so much for your help! 🙂
Would you then increase R 19 to correspond with the added Rows 7? If I had 9 HDC + 2, for my final Row 7, would Row 19 then pick up from there?
i just made the hat but having trouble figuring out the flower, Its all crocheted but I can not figure out the folding and have it sit flat on the hat. Can you sent me pictures or is there a YouTube instruction so I can follow better. Thank you for this cut hat. cant wait to make more. ^Jacy^
I’m having the same problem.
Hi, when I roll the flower strip it does look like your rosette. As it seems to bulky. Would you have a video to show how you sewed the rosette. I love this pattern.
I cannot make the flower lie flat, it’s just a big blob. Did anyone sort out how to do this?
What would be the equivalent to an American bulk weight yarn? 5 or 6? I really want to try this pattern out!
Hello Charlotte! It would be the equivalent of 6. Try looking for yarn that's between 55 – 75 meters per a 100g.
Beautiful hat! I'd love to try it, but am not sure about size. I have a very large head and rare is the hat that can fit me. Circumference is 24"–can you suggest a yarn weight/hook size to achieve a bigger hat?
Thanks!
Hi Olivia
Just a quick question – as I'm newish to crochet – but totally addicted 🙂
On rows 8 – 17 do I still do a HDC in the same stitch as the chain 2 ??
Cheers
Kelly
Hello Kelly,
While crocheting this hat, I did NOT HDC in the same stitch as the chain 2 on rows 8 – 17 🙂
Will it matter if I do HDC in the same stitch as the chain 2 on rows 8 – 17? I am wondering if I need to undo the last eight rows.
Just made 2 hats one with bulky acrylic, 1 with wool blend. I used J hook as instructed. I am a very experienced with crochet. This hat has either too many rows during the up to 17 th row or the hook is too large. Also the brim doesn’t stay straight as yours does. The brim is floppy! I crochet tight even stitches. I am going to undo and tweak the pattern a bit. I think it’s adorable hat and looks great on you
mine was ruffled too. Reworked as suggested. Perfect! Thank you for sharing. Great pattern!!
I love this hat and have made 2 this week since finding the pattern last weekend, but am finding that my brim has a ruffle to it and is not flat like yours. Any suggestions?
Thanks!!
Melissa
Melissa that happened to me too! After trying several times here's what I came up with:
1st round of the brim (after the "back loop only" round): ch 2, hdc in same st (3hdc, 2 hdc in next st) around, sl st to join (same as before).
2nd round: ch 2, hdc in same st (8hdc, 2hdc in next st) around, sl st to join.
3rd round: ch 2, hdc in same st (12 hdc, 2 hdc in next st) around, sl st to join.
4th round: ch 1, sc in each st around, sl st to join. Fasten off.
I did remove a round from the brim to improve visibility. I also removed a round from the crown to raise the brim a bit, and used a size smaller hook.
Hope this helps!
Mine turned out ruffled too, but when I lay it out, the brim lays flat. I think it's because I used a soft acrylic yarn.
Thank you Anonymous for the help. I have a small head in circumference and in length from crown to eyes. This hat ended up being to big because it was to long for me. These are good suggestions.
I undid 3 rounds and tried a slight variation on what Anonymous suggested (Thank you!!!), but left out the 3rd round. It's given a good sturdy brim with no waves. Tempted to make a few more in different colours.
Hi, is it possible to make this hat using worsted weight yarn?
I have made a lot of different hat patterns for chemo patients and this is my favorite. Thank you so very much ��
I'm really into making hats, but I prefer using soft, medium-weight yarn. How can I adapt this pattern using medium-weight yarn?
Great pattern
I love this pattern, I would very much like to make one for my sister for her birthday. I crochet while I am traveling and therefore need to work from a printout. How can I print the pattern?
Try copying it into a word document and click "Print". I've added a "Print" button to my blog many times before, but somehow it always disappears.. Sorry!
I am in Alaska and will be crocheting all the way back to Texas. Love the pattern! Am I missing something or is there no row 21?
Whoops, that little typo is my fault! haha
Thank you for letting me know, I'll go fix it now 🙂
Hi, I love your hat. I am new to crocheting … and french so I have few questions : When you say "then crochet a Half Double Crochet into the same stitch", do you mean to do that first half double crochet in the slip stitch?
Also, what are your recommandations if I use Aran weight yarn (I guess 10 plys)?
hi, i cannot download the pattern:(((
I used a copy and paste into word method for my own copy. Not requiring downloading. Works well in most instances and allows me to make amendments to the pattern; such as my own sizing and wool requirements as I am in Australia and have difficulty sourcing materials from other countries. Thanks and hope I was a help.
Dear Olivia,
Thank you for sharing the pattern, it is really lovely and fitting for that era. I do hope to do one. Carolynn.
Just copy and paste into a Word document.
http://www.printfriendly.com/ lets you print anything from anywhere. I just used it here and it worked beautifully
New to crocheting as well and i am wondering what you mean when you say "then crochet a Half Double Crochet into the same stitch" Thanks a lot 🙂
That means that in the stitch you Chained 2, you need to crochet a Half Double Crochet into the same stitch.
I'm new too and wondered the same thing. Thanks so much for asking. I can't wait to make this great hat!!!
Dear Olivia, it's lovely! Have youba draw pattern? I'm spanish and i can't explain better, sorry.
Kisses.
I would appreciate a reply on adapting this pattern to medium weight yarn. Thanks, Olivia.
Hello!
Sorry for the late reply, I've been in hospital for a few days, and it's been hard keeping up with everything.
After Round 7, keep increasing (Example, round 8 crochet 6 HDC's between an increase. round 9 crochet 7 HDC's between increase. etc.) till your hat measures between 6.5 – 7 inches in diameter. Then crochet rounds of just 1 HDC into every stitch all around till your hat measures 7.5 inches in height. Then crochet the brim.
Thank you, Olivia.
Olivia, I hope you are feeling better. I love this pattern, but invariably it comes out larger than I need. What is the gauge?
Hope you feel better.
Hi, can you please tell me if these are US or UK stitches. 🙂 can't wait to get going on it.
All my patterns are in US terms 🙂
Super cute pattern, Olivia. I am looking forward to making it!!
Hello Olivia,
Love the hat! Made one for my niece. But I don't like how the brim ruffles. I'm wondering if maybe I used the wrong type of yarn. I used Patons Shetland chunky (5). What kind of yarn is Lincraft Veronica? Is it thicker or stiffer than Patons? I'd like to try again. Should I try a chunkier yarn (6)? Please let me know. Thank you:)
Hello
Maybe try a thicker yarn? I usually use yarn that suggests crocheting with a 7.00mm or a 8.00mm hook when crocheting cloche hats, as they give that thick, felted look when crocheted with a 6.00mm hook.
Hope this helps a bit,
Olivia
Thanks for your reply to this. My hat ended up with a ruffled brim as well which doesn’t look bad, but I definitely like the straight one better.
Love your work! God bless!!!
Thanks Olivia! I will definitely try that:)
Btw, I love all your patterns.
I can not figure out how to make the flower. I have the strip, don't know how to sew it into a flower.
Hello Laura, I have another flower tutorial similar to this one, with a few photos to help you out –> http://www.hopefulhoney.com/2012/03/flower-power.html
Hi, Olivia. I just found this pattern, made this in a Lavender shade, & love it! I went to the addy mentioned above for the flower but a msg came up this blog was no longer available. Pooh! So I'm looking through the sure for other flower embellishment. Next is YouTube. But I bookmarked your site!
I'm re-learning crocheting (havn't done it since my first child 6 yrs ago.. and I am wondering on getting started I watched your youtube videos and I am having hard time 7 chains hdc into a 3 chain stitch. Can you elaborate a little more please.
When you make the initial slip knot, leave an extra long tail. Then when you make the 7 hdcs into it, the hole will stretch to accommodate it. After all 7 hdcs are made, pull the tail and it will close up the hole.
I made the cloche hat that you had included the pattern. I loved the hat , however it was way to big for me & also I ended up with a pointed top to the hat. I can just get light skinny elastic to place around the hat, but I do not know why It ended up with pointed top to my hat?
Cute hat. You have a very unusual way of holding your hook and yarn.
Just finished it and it turned out great I used 2 worsted weight yarn held togathet I am a tight crocheter so it's very sturdy but I love it. Instead of SC on the edges I did slip stitch in the 3rd loop I like the effect. Thanks for the pattern.
When I went to the Lincraft site, there was no mention if they would mail to the United States. Do you know if they would? Has anyone ordered this yarn to be shipped to the US? If so, what was the charge?
I doubt very much if Lincraft would ship to USA they are more like a $2 junk shop than a wool store
ahhh… Im going to jump… I used a 6 mm hook and super bulky yard ( 6) it is HUGE…I ripped it apart and left out row 7 and continued from there…still big…im going to rip it all apart again and try a smaller hook…the back seam is not straight either, IM not sure what Im doing wrong …do you have a video of you making this hat by chance ??
You don't count the first HDC in the row. (HDC in same stitch) But when you connect your row at the end, that counts as the last HDC. That's what straightened mine out.
So, the first HDC in same stitch as chain does NOT count as a stitch, and the connector at the end counts as a stitch.
Hi Olivia, thank you for this beautiful pattern. I really love it. God bless you 🙂
Thank you so much for the pattern! I love it and am having a lot of fun trying to make it. I'm new to your blog and am excited about all the different things to make! 🙂
Well, I finally finished the hat I made for myself and I love it! I only had trouble with the flower–for whatever reason I just couldn't get it to look right so I followed other directions for a three teir flower and that looked great. Thanks so much for this pattern! I'm half way through a second hat!
Olivia So So appreciate your lovely cloche – As you wear it so elegantly, I am tempted to make one. Since I struggle with the brims and increases on cloches, I am reading comments for additional assistance. Thank you.
On row 18 where it says work in the back loops only, is it just for that one row or do you continue to work the remaining brim of the hat in the back rows?
Thank you for sharing this 1920's hat. It is exactly what I was looking for.
Can anyone who has made this hat help me with my question I posted above. On row 18 where it says work in the back loops only, is it just for that one row or do you continue to work the remaining brim of the hat in the back rows? Thanks guys 🙂
You ONLY crochet row 18 into the back loop 🙂
The Time machine question? Hmmm, I actually have several periods which would suit me just fine, Colonial Times, Victorian, '20-40's.The color of this hat is so pretty. Do you think this could be fashioned up with Caron's Simply Soft medium weight yarn. Larger hook would need to be used I suspect. I'd like your opinion. Thank you for sharing your patterns.
Back to row 18 – are you working the stitch around the post or actually in the back loop? (The photo looks like both loops are forward.) I love this hat and can't wait to wear it!
I was wondering the same thing. Thanks!
I am wondering this as well. In the picture, it looks to be a back-post stitch instead of working in the back of the loop.
did anyone work this out as currently on row 18 and not sure what to do.
When she says back loop, she means completely behind the 2 top loops. This pushes the 2 loops forward to give you the look in the picture. As soon as you find the right loop, you'll be able to see it right away.
I've been scrolling through the comments looking for this exact question! I thought the loop behind the top two loops that make the < shape was called the "bar". ? It looks confusing on a HDC, and that makes it hard to figure out which loop is actually being worked in. So glad I found these replies! The pattern is so cute! I am having good results with mine up til now…let the brim begin!
Kristyn, Cookie explained it correctly. It is a loop that runs almost parallel to what is typically referred to as the back loop. I tried it both as a back post and working into that loop behind the back loop and working in the loop behind looked just like the picture. But you've probably figured that out, as your comment is well over 2 years old. I thought I'd put it out there for the next person looking for the answer to this question, as I was.
Hi, this is a fab pattern, thanks for sharing. I've just made it, but the brim part is all wavy, any idea why?
Hello Tina,
You could be crocheting the stitches too loosely… Maybe try crocheting the stitches a bit tighter?
Olivia
I stumbled onto your site and was immediately taken by the 1920's cloche hat. I've made 5 of them for my daughters/dtrs-in-law. They pair nicely with fingerless gloves found at theanarchistknitter. The set can be made up in one day…the patterns are easy, well written and great for gifts! Thank you so much for sharing. LadyDi
How do yuu keep the seam straight in the back?
Thanks Olivia, I'll take it apart and try again. I'm using chunky wool, which should be thick enough.
I'm sorry if this is a stupid question, but I am quite inexperienced… do you turn after each round?
No, you do not. You just join with a slip stitch in the top stitch of your first chain in the previous row, then chain 2, and do your next row around. It is helpful if you count the stitches as you finish each row to be sure you have not skipped or added a stitch. It takes a little time, but is worth it so your hat will turn out right. Stitches added or skipped here and there in a pattern will multiply as you do on, and the hat will not be right!
Thanks so much for this darling, easy pattern. I just finished making it as a Christmas gift for my 15 year old granddaughter, Faith. She loves hats of all kinds, and I know she will be thrilled with this one. It was very quick to make, and I finished it in a day!
I just saw this pattern for the first time 2 weeks ago… so far I've made two.. one for a grandma and her little nine year old mini me and I have orders for four more. It by far is my co-workers' favorite hat and it works up so easily and nicely.. thank you
I just found this pattern. My lovely niece has just finished 2 rounds of chemo & I've been searching for something that was as beautiful & classy as she is. Thank you.
Our prayers go out for your niece's full and gentle recovery.
I cant keep the dang seam straight 🙁
Hi, I am just getting back into crochet after many years and learning to read patterns! I have a dumb question… How do I know which is supposed to be the inside and which is the outside of the hat?
While crocheting in rounds, the side that's towards you is the front, and the side that's facing away from you is the back.
Hope this helps!
I love this pattern! However, I'm a beginner, and was wondering if you'd put into super simple terms how to do the ch # then do the 7 hdc in the first stitch?
Go to YouTube and search crochet magic circle. It is a much better option for starting any pattern in the round. This way the hole on top is closed tightly.
Love this pattern. Can't wait to try it. This is my first time on your site. Very impressed. Will be back again and again and again….. One question though, are you in the U.S. or in the U.K?
Oops. Just read – you are in Australia. Love your site. Beautiful
Beautiful hat…. I'm going to go try this right now!Love the musical intervention – the only problem is I want to get up and DANCE! I wish I could walk on my treadmill and crochet at the same time… but I'm not that coordinated!
Really pretty, Would be great if you could make your patterns into .pdf ability to just click and print them.
Dear Olivia. First my prayers to you for a full recovery. I had to let you know that I just finished this glorious cloche using 2 strands of raspberry "I Love This Yarn." It turned out beautifully and very firm (which gave my thumb a workout). I added a sparkly white crochet yarn in the blo row. My daughter had been asking for a brimmed crochet hat. I wasn't satisfied with the visual effect of those I made previously. Yours is awesome, and that is an understatement. I like it so much that I thought of keeping for myself 😉 Instead it will be a surprise Christmas present. I made a white flat crochet bow tie, and placed it on the back of the hat. Love Love Love it. Thank you.
P.S. Your hair is gorgeous, and that's just for starters.
Hi, I also used 2 strands of I love This Yarn. Did your brim ruffle? Mine did and would like to fix it. Thanks in advance for ay tips.
In round 21 we end with 103 hdc around and then in round 22 it says SC all around but only for (56st)? Is this a misprint?? So far the hat has gone swimmingly.. but I wanted to point that out as it is a tad confusing.
Hi Olivia, I love your site! There's so many crafts projects, and they all look so fun. I'll be sure to visit here more. I may make a cloche hat though I never made a hat before. Your cloche hat looks really good. Thanks for posting the pattern for it.
How many skeins do we need to buy for this hat?
Depends on the weight of the skein.
I used 125g to make this hat, so if you were to buy 3 skeins of 50g, or 2 skeins of 100g, you would have more than enough yarn.
Hope this helps,
Olivia
I can't find lincraft veronica. what is a good match at a yarn store or joanne's craft store?
Here are some good options,
Wendy Supreme Cotton Chunky Knitting Yarn
Rowan All Seasons Chunky
Sirdar Click Chunky
Cascade Pacific Chunky
Hayfield Chunky with Wool
Hope this helps!
Olivia
Hi Olivia! I am very confused on the sewing part of making the rosette. I was wondering if you would be able to clarify at all?
I needed a classy Chemo Hat ! I love it and will make a few in different colors for our cold weather.
thanks for the inspiration
Arleen
Thanks Arleen, and I hope everything goes well with your treatment!
Olivia
I made this hat for my mom this weekend while she is undergoing chemo. I used the Lion Brand Wool-Each Chunky Yarn. The size "J" 6 mm hook. It ended up larger than expected and the rim required folding up like a traditional sailor hat. Any suggestions on what to do differently next time?
My tension is pretty even, so if yours is usually on the looser side, maybe try using a smaller hook? Your increase circle should measure roughly 6.5 inches in diameter, before you crochet rounds of 1 half double crochets in each stitch.
Hope this helps!
I've been called all sorts of things in my life. When I wear this hat I hope they call me the Flapper Girl SMILE Thanks so much for sharing this striking, fashionable accessory
Apparently I crochet way tighter than I thought… The only head that my hat is going to fit is perhaps my nieces' American girl dolls. Lol! 😜. Any recommendations?
Hello Liz!
Try using a larger crochet hook, till your increase circle (round 7) measures approx 6.75 inches in diameter.
Hope this helps!
Olivia
Trying that now. My Mom is trying to help (which is good since this is the first hat that I've ever attempted after only about 2 years of crocheting), so that's something. Really hope that I can figure this put because I totally LOVE this hat! Super cute!
Oh, I forgot to ask… are the terms in this pattern in US terms or UK terms? Mom said that it makes a huge difference.
I saw that she mentioned earlier that all hers are US
I made seven cloche hats for 'my girls' for Christmas not knowing if they would like them or not. I shouldn't have worried as they were a big hit. Thank you so much for the gorgeous pattern.
Hello Donna,
Aww, I'm so glad they liked them so much! 😀
Olivia
Can you avoid the seam entirely by continuously crocheting in a spiral, marking the rounds to keep track–will it ruin the line of this gorgeous cloche?
Hi, I just finished the hat, as well as the strip for the flower. I can't for the life of me figure out how to assemble the flower. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!
I am going to try this this weekend,….thank u!!!!
Hi, I just finished making this hat and it looks fantastic! thanks for the pattern 🙂
I have a photo I'll post on your Facebook page 🙂
I worked this in a continuous round, and no seam to worry about!
Olivia, Can you post a picture of the Rosette? Thanks
Hi Olivia, hope you are feeling better. Just finished this hat and my brim has a ruffle to it. I used two strands of medium weight yarn throughout as it's what I had at the moment. Any suggestions on how to get a straight brim like yours? Thanks in advance.
I actually saw (on a youtube video for another cloche hat pattern) a lady say that she got some speaker wire and crocheted that into the last row of her hat to give it some form so it doesn't get too floppy and she can adjust it easier and have it stay that way. Just a thought.
Take stitches out to round 6, on round 7 1 hdc in all stitches instead of adding 2hdc after 5 stitches. Also, if needed, you can turn the brim under and slip stitch the last row to the 2nd last row to make it a bit more stiff.
This hat is adorable and a must make. I made a cowl for my daughter-in-law for Christmas in her favourite colour, green. I have enough yarn left to make her this hat, but there is no indication on the gauge size. The yarn I have is 4 ply US; do you have any recommendations to help with this pattern?
125g Bulky Yarn {12ply}
You can use two strands of 4-ply. It comes out better because the brim is stiffer.
When you say to use two strands you mean to actual rolls of yarn?
I made the hat over a couple of hours this weekend. I used a variegated wool in shades of puple and blue and am very happy happy with the result, even though it didn't come out exactly as planned! Great pattern and easy to follow instructions – thanks 🙂
Do you by any chance have a close-up photo of the rosette? I've having a little difficulty in understanding exactly what I am supposed to be doing with "petals" strip. Thank you.
I used this pattern instead. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9H76JbyauLw
What is the name of the color you used for the hat? It is a really nice shade of red.
Hi, I love this pattern! Can it be made smaller to fit a 4 year old by using a smaller crochet hook and if so what size would you recommend? Thanks 🙂
Any chance of getting this in a PDF format for easier print out?
Copy and paste the pattern to Word. Then you can print it.
Love this pattern! Thank you!
Hi Olivia!, great patterns! May I ask, didn't I see a hat that was shown using a cranberry and cream/white wide band with a bow, I think around the holidays. Please, I want to make your pattern!! Thanks much, Gigi Lee
That hat pattern is available in my Etsy Shop 🙂
Hi how do I make the joint before Ch 2 tidier? Also how do I increase before round 8 – need to make for slightly bigger head – AND is it only for round 18 that I should go into back loop or do I continue in back loop from there to finish? I'm just ok crocheting but not hot on understanding patterns.PLEASE HELP! ��
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Thanks so much for sharing this beautiful pattern ❤️
Made this cute little 1920s cloche hat for a friend. Thank you, Olivia, for sharing the pattern!
Would post a pic if I knew how…
Love this hat it is georgous
Hi Olivia,
I absolutely love the cloche style hats, I have already made the other one you have posted, now I am going to make this one, they are gorgeous!! If I owned a time machine, I would go back a very long way, probably from the beginning of the 18th century, traveling all the way to the roaring twenties. I love the flapper dresses, the head pieces, the hats, omg, I wont go on……..
I am going to try your sock bun tutorial, I too have had heaps of trouble with them
Love your hat looking forward to having a go. I love 1920's and have recently stumbled across a series called Miss Fisher Murder Mysteries which has fab apparel from that era take a peek xx Anne
Hi Olivia. I just finished this hat & I noticed something on three rows: R19 ends up with 77sts, R21 has 99sts, & R22 ends with 109sts. All the other Rows end with what the pattern says. I have carefully counted but not sure what's happened.
Love the patterns! Are all your terms in UK terms or US terms?
All my patterns are in US terms. 🙂
I love this flapper hat, thank you so much for sharing your pattern. I'm going to make it this weekend to give to a friend who's having all her hair and eyebrows shaved off on Monday to raise money for Cancer Research. Sending you very warm regards x
Love the hat and the pattern. I just wanted to say if you love the 1920's styles then check out "The House of Eliott" on you tube, I loved the series way back on tv here in UK and am enjoying watching it again, great costumes 🙂 Thanks for the link to the music, love it 🙂
Hi Olivia! I'm at round 7 and being a first time crocheter i'm not sure this is going to look like a hat! Right now i have a round looking flat pattern…am i on the right path or did i miss something?
Thank uuuu
Yes, it's normal for the first few rounds to form a circle, since you're increasing in those rounds. Once you stop increasing, it starts to form a hat.
Hope this helps!
Olivia
Harika bir şapka modeli bayıldım. Harika işler çıkartmışsınız.
i'm currently on row 12 with the 56 stitches i should have, but there is no way this is going to fit my head. Not sure what i'm doing wrong. using chunky wool with a 6mm hook. my head is 22cm circumference.
Do you have a button to where we could download the pattern as a PDF?
You can copy everything and paste it to Word, then you can print it.
I wish this was a video on YouTube. I am begginer visual learner trying to learn to crochet on my own
On row 18 you say to crochet in the back loop of every stitch, but in the picture it looks like your doing a back post HDC…Am I correct?
Hello,
Actually, it's an HDC using the 'Camel" stitch technique. I have a video tutorial on my youtube channel if you'd like to check it out!
Olivia
Thank-You Olivia…I have not heard of this stitch before but I definitly will use it again…I did the hat using the -J- or 6mm hook and it turned out to big for me But since I tend to crochet loosely I redid it using a -H- hook and it turned out ~WONDERFUL~ have received so many compliments on it…Thank-You for having this pattern as free…
Love this hat! Super excited to make. Im having issue s with joining the round. I never seem to end up w the right amount of stiches. When it says to slip stitch into second chain, doors that mean the hdc space from start of round? It isn't making sense to me. I'm sorry. -Danna
No it means to slip stitch in the top of the chain 2 that you do at the beginning of every round, so when you come to the end of the round you slip stitch in the top of the chain 2 from the previous round.hope that makes sense.
I just made one of these hats, and though I do like it it really does'nt look like the cloche style, any ideas from anyone? i would show a pic but i don't see a place to do that.
I turned the brim under then stitched it to the last row with a slip stitch. It gave the brim some added stiffness and helps it stay in place.
My goodness I love this hat! I was looking for a crochet pattern for one for somen time. Thank you,thank you thank you!
Thank you for your generosity about sharing what you know. Everything you teach such usefull. I love your work so much :))))
Hace tiempo quería un patrón de un modelo de los años 20s, que al igual que tu, me encantan!!
Espero lucirlo tan bien como tú.
Mil gracias!
Do you know if this pattern would work with yarn that is more comfortable for chemo patients? Thanks
I did the hat without joining…just a spiral like amigurumi. I also used an I hook and two strands of red heart worsted weight yarn. I didn't have chunky yarn and I couldn't find my J hook! lol! I'm assuming that my hat is stiffer than if I had followed the pattern as written. My hat is a bucket hat rather than a cloche but, I love it.
How much yarn did you use?
I was wondering the same thing.
I did a Google search and found this as an image result. That's how I found you. Now I check your blog every couple days. Thank you for sharing your patterns and inspiration.
Thanks for the pattern for this vantage hat. Born after, but Love the look in that area. Made hat within four hours. I also enjoyed the music as well.
Just a question on the rosette: do you turn after you finish a row? My flower does not look like yours. Thanks for any help, angela
Hola, me enamoro ese sombrero, cuentas con algún tutorial? soy de venezuela, por escrito no entiendo mucho, gracias.
Beautiful hat pattern, thank you, and I am delighted with how it turned out. I need help on the flower–how do I sew it together to make it look like the picture???
Love your hat, and I made one, but I wear glasses so I made a few changes for mine. First I used medium weight yarn, same size needle, for Row 8 I increased it to 64 stitches and followed the rest down but skipped Row 21 to give me a short straight brim. Finally I crocheted a head band with beads and attached. I finally have a hat I can wear with glasses. Thanks a lot!
Love this hat – made it from Madelinetosh Chunky in Baltic. Finally a stylish – warm hat in a style I adore. Anything 1920's is for me. Thanks for sharing this fantastic pattern.
Thanks for these lovely patterns, Olivia. I have made the Downton hat and am making 2 of the Cloche hats for our High School performance of Nice Work if You Can Get It (Performing at the end of Feb. 2016 and beginning of March 2016. Another mom is using a couple of your headband patterns for the same scene. We are going to get a group picture and small group shots as soon as the girls are in their full costumes and send them to you. All of the headwear in this particular scene are your patterns! How fun. I can't wait!-Katie Fitch
Thank you for your hat pattern I love it so much I made one two years ago and I just finished one more.
Thank you Olivia
Can't wait to start mine!
Hello, Olivia,
This is beautiful. I will start to make one to wear on our oldtimertour.
HAVE A NICE DAY.
Mariet from the Netherlands
Love Love LOVE YOUR PATTERNS!!!! Thank you so much for sharing!! This hat is my most favorite hat that I have ever made. Making another tonight for my daughter, so she will quit stealing mine!!
<3 Shauncy
HI there
can you help me please since you have successfully made the hat.
When the patter reads "chain 2 and HDC in same stitch" what does she mean, two chains is two stitches, so I have no idea which same stitch I am supposed to start the HDC.
thanks so much
This is an absolutely marvellous hat! Thanks for sharing the pattern for free! Wonderful! 🙂
Beautiful hat! Thank you for sharing the pattern.
I am so excited I found your blog…. I love hat and I want to try make some is this pattern fro all the yarns??I mean can I use it for summer hats also? Thank you so much for sharing!
I've just finished making this hat, changed the bow to a rosette but absolutely loved making it. Quick easy and fun. Will definitely be ordering more patterns from you, especially any vintage ones x
do you have a video of this hat?? also do you make a summer hat with a wider brim???????
Hey Olivia! I really love this design and have already made a couple of different colored hats for my friends with your amazing pattern! Just wondering, would I be able to sell the finished product on Etsy? I'm just starting up my own shop and I'd love to have this up if possible 🙂 Of course, I'll give a link and credit to both this site and your Etsy. Thank you!
Oh i love your site and this cloche hat. I have owned many versions of this hat over the years and never seen a pattern like a favorite one like it i had in the 70s! And im going through chemotherapy right now for recurring uterine cancer and there goes my hair! I would really like to make it in a lighter yarn so i could wear it more indoors. Any suggestions. Maybe doubling something lighter like a cotton or rayn or bamboo? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks for the great site. A crocheter after my own heart! -Wendy in ny
Oh i love your site and this cloche hat. I have owned many versions of this hat over the years and never seen a pattern like a favorite one like it i had in the 70s! And im going through chemotherapy right now for recurring uterine cancer and there goes my hair! I would really like to make it in a lighter yarn so i could wear it more indoors. Any suggestions. Maybe doubling something lighter like a cotton or rayn or bamboo? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks for the great site. A crocheter after my own heart! -Wendy in ny
Thank you for the pattern, it's a gorgeous hat.
I have some DK wool though I want to try it with a 4.00mm hook.
Any advice for this and making it to the correct size?
Thank you x
Love this hat but how can I make it just a bit smaller? I used the j hook and #6 chunky yarn.
You look really adorable in this cute outfit,perfect one
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Help! I used the right yarn and the right needle and the hat came out huge. the hat actually reaches down below my eyes. Any suggestions?
A great hat. Thanks for the detailed explanation.
Hello Olivia
super confused on what you mean by "chain 2 then HDC in same stitch? What stitch? chain 2 has two stitches in my mind, so where do I put the HDC?
anyone else who has made the hat, feel free to advise
cut hat, want to complete but am stuck
thanks
Stacey in WA
شركة تنظيف بالدمام
شركة تنظيف بالجبيل
شركة تنظيف بالاحساء
شركة تنظيف بالخبر
شركة تنظيف بالقطيف
شركة تسليك مجارى بالدمام
شركة تسليك مجارى بالجبيل
شركة تسليك مجارى بالاحساء
شركة تسليك مجارى بالخبر
شركة تسليك مجارى بالقطيف
Beautiful hat nice easy instructions…thank you!
HI Arlene
glad you were successful at this pattern, I am stuck on just one instruction, if you don't mind, what does she mean by Chain two, then crochet 2 HDC in same stitch? What is same stitch?
thank you
Daisy
I think she means to 2 HDC into the base of the chain two.
Thank you so much Mary Beth, nobody else was responding. So you think she means 2 hdc in the bottom (first) chain of the chain two?
thanks again
Gerçekten çok şık bir şapka detaylı anlatım için teşekkür ederim.
Hi Olivia,
I just wanted to thank you for sharing this pattern. I finished my hat today and it came out beautiful. Like you I believe I was born into the wrong era. I love the style of the 1920s.
I am now a fan of yours. Have a wonderful 2017. Can't wait to see what you come up with this year.
Sincerely,
Lisa W
Hi…love the hat!
After row 7 what should the diameter of the circle be? Mine seems to be quite small!
I love this hat! Thank you! I made one for a friend going through chemo and radiation. It is the perfect cover to protect her skin!
The pattern calls for super chunky yarn J hook, and on Ravelry you list a bulky yarn, J hook. I need hat for 22" head. Which yarn would you reccommened?
Hi Olivia! I really like this cloche hat, it's adorable! I did it in grey (because I had only grey chunky yarn at home) and every time I look at it I think…"Red is very much better!". Definitely, I love it! Thank you for sharing.
Is there a way to make this smaller, I just finished it and it is way too big. Thanks!
After making my first one (even after frogging a LOT of it Twice…) it was still way too big (more like a “Cat-In-The-Hat” look rather than the adorable one Olivia is sporting…haha. It actually ended up with a 24″ head circumference….I’m going to donate that hat since it doesn’t fit the person it was made for originally). So, here’s what I did the 2nd time around (after reading a lot and seeing some others’ suggestions here in the blog comments) and it worked out pretty well. First, I used a hook 2 sizes smaller (US size: 5.00mm H/8). I also removed 2 of the Rnds in the *8-17* area (only did 15 rounds); then on the brim because it was turning out floppy & wavey, in Rnd 17 (pattern Rnd #19) I followed her directions (ie: hdc twice in st 3, and so on); Rnd 18 (pattern Rnd#20) instead of doing the hdc twice in the 5th st, I did it in the 8th and repeated throughout that round; Rnd 19 (pattern Rnd #21) it calls to do the hdc twice in st 8, I did it in the 12th st and repeated throughout that round. Rnd 20 (pattern Rnd #22) I did my finishing edge of sc throughout that row; finished off and started on my rosette. The one thing I am not sure how to correct, is I wanted my seam to go straight down and crocheting the way the pattern is written, it does leave your seam going diagonally down the back of the hat. Not a deal breaker, but hoping I can figure out how to make a straight seam instead (on the next hat). Hope this helps (?) and good luck with your hat!
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Super cute. I was wondering if you still have the pattern for the newspaper boy hat ? Can't seem to find it. Thanks
Super cute. I was wondering if you still have the pattern for the newspaper boy hat ? Can't seem to find it. Thanks
Super cute. I was wondering if you still have the pattern for the newspaper boy hat ? Can't seem to find it. Thanks
Super cute. I was wondering if you still have the pattern for the newspaper boy hat ? Can't seem to find it. Thanks
I love all your patterns, wish I could win them all. The contest I am posting for I couldn't find in your blog. Here is better than no where
Ok I saw a post earlier that wasnt replied but I am where that person is – when does it start to look like a hat? I'm at the end and I have a large circle
Beautiful pattern with very clear instructions! Thank you for sharing!
You are very talented and hats suit you as well. Wonderful page and thank you for the free patterns
I feel like I'm late to the party. Thanks for the pattern. Just started one tonight, mother starts chemo soon. We'll be ready!
I think this is so cute can’t wait to make for my granddaughter. Love it
Would love to be able to print this it’s adorable! Help
I use Firefox and Print Edit and it seems to help the most, you can basically pick and choose what parts you want printed out. Me I don’t care much for the ads, so those and whatever else cuts it down to like a max of 3 or 4 pages. Sometimes it doesn’t do what I want it to do on some websites, but takes the hassle out of printing dozens of pages with ads and unnecessary content.
Love this hat, thank you for sharing this free pattern to crochet, I will make it!
This hat looks lovely!! Can’t wait to try my hand at it.
Where’s the pattern?
I absolutely love this hat and want to thank you for sharing your creativity! I can’t wait to make this hat!!!!
Thanks for the pattern, love it!
The dome on my hat turned out more flatish then domey. Not using the specified yarn.
Any idea why this happens, please??
Maria
j’aime je vais le faire peut -être d’une autre couleur
looking forward to making this hat it looks lovely
Love the look of this hat
its really nice i like it
its great really i like it
looks very nice. FREE??? pattern?? How does one get the free pattern
I would really like to get this pattern.
This is the second time I have tried.
I also love the 1920 style and music. This is a pattern that I will enjoy working on.
Beautiful hat! Thank you for sharing the pattern.
tried to print this pattern off and it printed 97 pages of what people ha to say NEVER did get the pattern!!! I’m very disappointed.. I so wanted to have this to try
how does on try t get it printed off I tried twice wasting 97 PAGES on just comments never got the directions for the pattern!!!!! Never had this problem before
Click and highlight the pattern text. Right-click and select COPY. Open a new word document or email, right click and select PASTE. Then print off the document or email. Much easier than printing the comments.
Having a difficult time placing the Rosette, help.
Olivia, I would have taken a picture but the 64+ hats that I have made using your pattern (bless your heart it is gorgeous) has been given to different oncology departments for those who have lost hair during treatment. Thank you for sharing
Hey thanks just started croacheting one yea I love the 20s my sister played a flapper in a consert for the school.she looked.great in her flapper dress as she was tall and slim I’ll try and get a copy of the photo we took hey have you watched (modden Millie) a film julie Andrews in it you’ll love it its set in the 1920s its funny as well
I love it. It will camouflage my short hair as it grows back after 6 months of chemotherapy. Thankyou.
I’ll try to make it this weekend. It’s been a long time since I crocheted.
1920’S CLOCHE HAT – FREE CROCHET Pattern
From where can I download this pattern?
Wish you would do a pdf of this pattern so I could print off. Hard to do this from my phone. I love this hat.
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I am a beginner to crocheting. I just finished your hat and I love it, but I am not sure what you mean my crocheting in the back loop. It sounded like you wanted me to work behind the chain ,but it doesn’t look right. Also my seam is not straight is there something I could do?
I adore this hat, with the pretty flower on it.
I intend to make it soon.
This hat is lovely
This hat is very beautiful
Hi Olivia, I wanted to let you know that I absolutely love this pattern. I made this hat for 2 people, and my friend loves it so much, she just sent me more yarn so I can make another one for her! Your instructions are awesome, and so is the design!
Made this hat today while it snowed. I have a long denim coat so I made it to wear with it. I will make the flower and I am done. I love this pattern and I think I will make one for spring.
I would really like to get the pattern for this hat but I have not been able to find it. Can you help?
I am already confused after the first 3 chains. It does not say whether you do a slip stitch to join or what – the next thing it says is to do 7 HDC in the 3rd chain – is that 7 in one stitch – or is it 7 HDC in the ring – then join with a slip stitch? I am so tired of vague instructions. Can you PLEASE make instructions as to where someone that has never picked up a crochet hook before and that they can read the instructions?
I have an addition to my last comment – I went and did seven HDC in the ring – for a total of eight – went to the next line – and with all the other fucking patterns I have tried – I have two stitches left over. I wished you idiots would make videos of these projects so that other people can understand what the HELL you are talking about!!!!
If you’re consistently having 2 remaining stitches in projects like this, I think it may be a matter of where you’re joining your round. Your post is a few months old, but if you still need assistance, I’d be happy to try to help.
And still there is not actual pattern. Where is a good link for this pattern.
I have never heard of this yarn. What size is it?
Cannot wait to crochet this hat for my friend in Oregon. Thank you so much.
Beautiful blog, an inspiration 💓thank you for sharing your story-testimony 💓💓 May God continue to bless you 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Love your website
I want to use this pattern and can not retrieve it on no medium. Please help
Love this pattern, so simple, I’ve made three in the last two nights 🙂 Have lined two of them to make them super cosy and changed them up a bit by using contrasting colours to create band and flowers. Thanks 🙂
I made this lovely hat a few years ago. I misplaced the pattern. Thank you for sharing.
I love this pattern. Im not very good but have made blankets and aficans, so I will try..Thank you for such a beautiful pattern.. from Lawrenceville,IL
Absolutely adore this pattern. Thank you so much for sharing it with us!!! What is the color of yarn you used for this particular hat? I’ve looked on the suggested yarn’s website, but can’t locate the Exact color. I made this using Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick yarn, #6 Super Bulky in Cranberry (which was a Great match for color), but the hat turned out way too large 🙁 , even after I frogged and removed a few rows. I want to make it again, but using the same yarn you’ve suggested. Hoping changing the brand of yarn and possibly shortening the number of stitches from each row, will size the hat more properly for the woman I am making this for! 🙂 Thanks, in advance, for your response and any suggestions you can provide.
I would really love to make this hat in children’s sizes. I have looked all over the internet and cannot find anything I like as well. Do you have this pattern in children’s sizes by chance?
Please can you send me a conversion chart for English crochet as our stitches are not the same as yours,I would love to make this!thank you
How do I have 103 stitches at the end of row 21 and then do a sc in each stitch for row 22 and end with only 56 stitches. Should I do a sc in every other stitch for row 22?
I did a sc in each of the 103 stitches — I believe the 56 may have just been a typo?? My hat turned out very nice. If you skipped every other stitch, I think it would make the hat look “off”. I don’t know this for certain — it’s just my thought and (very humble) opinion 🙂 Hope this helps!
I am going to try this adorable hat!!!!
The last round has confused me. The row before is 103 sts, then row 22 says sc around to end at 56sts?
November 2018. Lovely looking pattern. Looking forward to making it. Thanks for sharing.
Great pattern! I have a small head, so I had to reduce the height in rows 8-17 by three rows (so I only went to 14), but the circumference was good. I eliminated he final round of sc on the brim as it made my brim curl, but it still looks good. I struggled with the flower, so I just used a different pattern for that, which I found on Pinterest. I did mess up the row with going theough the back loop as I didn’t go through that third back loop, but it honestly doesn’t look too bad.
Row 21 ends up with 103 stitches then row 22 says to work 1 sc in each stitch around but says you end up with 56 stitches not possible!
lovely THIS IS JUST TOO CUTE
For this pattern can you use worst weight red heart yarn?
Could I have your cloche hat pattern, please? Thank you:)
Such a simple pattern to follow thank you helpful honey I’ll be looking out for more of your patterns
I just finished making this as a chemo hat for my friend. It’s classy and covers the neck for anyone who has lost her hair. I used a variegated yarn, and she loves it.
In rnd. 21 there are 103 stitches, but in rnd. 22 there are only 56 with no decreases. How does that happen?
I love this hat but it’s far to small for my rather large head. How could I make it bigger please?
I have the same questions.
it says there are how to photos. I cannot find them.
Help, I just finished row 21 and have 103 stitches. Row 22 says to sc around and end with 56. Is this an error?? How do you sc and reduce?
Thanks for this gorgeous pattern! I Love it!!
I love all your hat patterns. I made one and everytime I wear it, I get compliments on it. Thanks
Love it, I have a felt one the same but will try my hand at this one.
Hello, not sure what I’m doing wrong but I have a flat round circle for a hat lol, I don’t get the pattern when you get to round 21 at the end you have 103 stitches and the next round says sc in each stitch and you are to do only 56 ???? what am I doing wrong ???
What yarn can I substitute that I could find in a regular craft store like Michael’s?
I don’t crochet but I will see if a family friend would do it for me. I live this style of hats.
I’ve finished round 21 with 103 stitches. How can you get 56 single stitches in the next and last round?
Is it possible to download this pattern without adverts please
Round 22 shows 56 Sts as the ending amount. I love your pattern am so ready to get started!!
Hello,
I am not able to print this pattern nor are there any pictures as stated. The only way would be to copy and paste various sections between all the ads. Is there an easier way to print pattern?
How do you start without chain?
sorry I didn’t see ch 3
I would really like to crochet this hat and every time I see it listed I hope that I can access the pattern . Sadly, I have never been able to access this pattern. I am not sure what the problem is and if it is on my end please let me know.
Actually, either way let me know so I can find the pattern or give up on it.
I copied the text into a word document, deleted what I didn’t need and adjusted spacing so I could get it to two pages, then printed it double sided.
Click on the picture and instructions will come up.
Would it work to use two strands of worsted weight together instead of bulky yarn?
Hi Olivia, First thank-you for the lovely pattern and second thank-you for being you, beautiful on the inside and stunningly beautiful on the outside, a very unique combination for a very unique and special lady.
Thank you for the lovely pattern. I’m going to make for my bestie!!
Good day,
Why am I having so much difficulty in downloading this FREE pattern from your website?
Do you use US terminology or English? I have a feeling it is US but would like to check please.
Just seen the answer in your information – US terms. Thanks.
How many balls of yard do I need ?
I am not sure if Olivia is actually checking this particular spot any longer. SEVERAL people have asked the same question … how do you have 103 stitches in Round 21 and 56 stitches in Round 22??? I’m not sure I want to get that far into a project only to find out I need to frog it, or it was a typo. ANYone have any suggestions??
I did the 22 rounds. Doesn’t look anything like the picture
What a beautiful hat!
Do you have pattern. I love it.
Love this pattern!!
Can u tell me what hook size I should use if I want to use #4 yarn instead of super chunky yarn. Want to make this for my granddaughter. Thsnks
Thank you for letting me subscribe again. I love your patterns and was subscribed to you for many years I’m not sure what happened. Last year my hubby got really sick and still is. I’m not sure why I stopped receiving your emails but I really miss them and your wonderful patterns.
My brim is very wavy. The pattern looks great. Also I crochet looser and it is a little to large for my head.
How can I share this so someone can make it for me?
What yarn can I substitute? I am unable to find the one you used.
Just have a query, in row 21 we are left with 103 stitches then in row 22 you say 1sc in each stitch around 56 stitches so I’m confused as I have 103 stitches so how do I make them 56 please?
Best wishes
Anthea
How does the last round of single crochet only have 56 sts and the one before that had 103?
How can you end up with only 56 stitches on row 22 if row had 103 stitches?
Rnd 22 how do I end up with 56 st ?If rnd 21 has 103 st? Maybe im reading the patteren wrong. Love the look so far my daughter is going it love this hat she wanted for 2020.
Can this pattern be emailed to me. My printer is broken
I’m confused on how row 22 has 56 stitches and row 21 has 103. Please help!
hello, I love the pattern for the cloche hat, but I found it hard to keep up with. could you consider doing an tutorial on this pattern
I would like to have this printable? Also would I b able to make this for a four year old
Cute little hearts. I can do that. Concerning the red cloche 1920 women’s hat. Good pattern rows to 21 flies by ending with 103 stitches. Row 22. Sc around and done. (56 st). I read it wrong or missed something.
Same question here. What happened to the other 47 stitches?
Also mine came out soooo small. Used J hook 🤷🏼♀️
Unable to see the pattern. A big picture of the hat pops up for a split second. How can I view/ download the pattern?
I crocheted this hat. Really like it. My hat turned out way to big . Is at least 26 inch in circumstances. Would like to try it again. Should I use a smaller or bigger hook to get to be smaller in size?
Beautiful cloche hat from 20’s. I like it very much. When I have done it, I will show it.
in the roaring twenty hat how can row 21 have 103 st and row 22 only 56
Hi, is it possible to make this hat using worsted weight yarn?
Why is therenno video tutorial of this lovely hat.
what is the guage of this pattern and what is the weight of the yarn you used? (can’t find anything on it).
I just wanted you to know, I love this hat. I want to make more hats from the 1920’s . Do you have more free hat patterns?
Ok please look at row 21 and 22 you have 103 at the end of 21 Nd SC in each stitch and end up with 56???? Love my hat . I made one of these a long time ago but gave it to someone who needed it on a very cold day
thank you , have not done any crochet in years but want to give this a try !
I have just made two. Loved the end results, lovely clear pattern. My friend who requested a 1920 hat sent me pictures of what she wanted. When I showed her your pattern she said wow if it comes out like that I will be over the moon. Now how to get them to her haha. Road trip I think
How did you overcome the 103 to 56 sts on rnds 21/22?
I have the same question
Did you work it out?
Where is the pattern? It says its free but its nowhere to be found.
How 103 st (Rd 21) became 56 st (Rd 22)?
thank you. only just learned to crochet and I think my niece will liek this pattern which I will knit up in some navy Aran.
Love the pattern but confused with the last two rounds 🤔 how do I get from 103 to 56 sts round? Would appreciate some help, thanks
This is amazing. Wish you had a video
I am doing the last row. The next to last line of instructions has 103 stitches at the end, and the only way I can get the last row to be 53 stitches (which are given too) is to crochet every other stitch. This is not in the instructions. Do I ignore the numbers, or do I ignore the written instructions? This is a gift for my daughter and I have to make up my mind!
this pattern is not complete.
I’m Paola from Livorno Italy. Thank you gor your beautiful pattern. I’m enjoy to do it and so my friends too!!!! Regards.
Cannot wait to make this hat. Question: row 21 ends with 103 sts. How does rowe 22 end with 56 sts sc?
To all who have this same query, I think this is probably a typo. I just single crocheted the whole 103 stitches on the last row and it worked out fine. I’m now trying to find a way to stitch my flower into a shape that looks like a flower and not a blob lol. I’ll keep trying. Think I need a very slow motion video for my dense brain to make sense of it. Love this hat though.
Trying to view the pattern – 2021, April 9 – but all I see is comments…
how can I print this pattern off
I copied and pasted the instructions into a new Word Document then printed from there. It’s easy to delete any unwanted parts such as extra images etc. You should be able to do this with any word processing program.
Hola, tiene el gráfico del patron
DYING TO MAKE THIS!!
thanks for the pattern
Love your ’30s red hat. Thanks for sharing it.
Hi Olivia,
Great pattern, can I just ask what should the diameter of the crown of the hat be??
Thank you
Caroline
Please send me this free crochet pattern
Thanks
Can someone please show me where to find the actual pattern for this ‘1920 Cloche Hat Crochet Pattern’ ? I’m going in circles and unable to find it.
Is this the one you looking at? http://www.hopefulhoney.com/2014/07/1920s-cloche-hat-crochet-pattern.html
I understand this pattern is free. 1920’S CLOCHE HAT CROCHET PATTERN Can you tell me how I can get this pattern?
Very well done! You are talented! I will definitely try this one. Thank You
This is not a complete pattern. There’s NO direction on how to do the BRIM!!!!! Is there a way to get that?????
Olivia, this Cloche is the most beautiful on the entire Internet but the pattern on this page is incomplete. There’s no Brim directions !!! Please help.
You have very nice free patterns on your blog. I’m hoping my son will like the thing baby hay, and if so I will adjust the pattern and make them in golf club covers. I really love them, unfortunately I was I’ll never be a grandmother, so I guess this will be as close to crocheting for a baby that I can get. Thank you
Hi! I wanted to try the pattern, looks so adorable! But can you use an I hook instead of J? I don’t have a J hook.
Row 21 says 103 count at end of row and Row 22 says sc in every stitch for a total of 56 count. Shouldn’t row 22 count be the same as 21?
Thank you for this great pattern! 🙏
I’m a visual learner. Is there a video tutorial for this hat?
I love this pattern. Thank you for sharing it.
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Hi, when I roll the flower strip it does look like your rosette. As it seems to bulky. Would you have a video to show how you sewed the rosette. I love this pattern.
I had a real cloche that was gifted to me but lost it after Hurricane Imelda back in 2020
the print is very light. How can It be made darker, to read better
Beautiful hat. Can’t wait to make it. Thanks
Hi,
I just want to say thank you for such an awesome pattern. I made one in purple and it turned our great! I wear it all the time so I’m making in other colors. Keep posting I love to see your patterns.
I can’t find the pattern, it seems it is cover by the comments.
Beautiful pattern. My daughter will love her new hat!
Hello Olivia,
Where are the “HOW TO PHOTOS” please.
Need assistance. Thanks
Hello Olivia
I am trying to make the 1920s cloche hat – Could you please tell me where I can find the “How to – photos”.
Regards Elizabeth
Rnd 22 stitch count should be 103.
Great pattern made such a cute hay for spring
Yay! I finished 3 hats and 8 Xmas ornaments. Thank you for your help!
I plan to give the completed hats to Cancer survivors and the ornaments are keepsakes.