In March 2014 I made a video (& shared a free pattern) how I knit a baby crown. I decided that I do not want to keep crocheters out of a loop and came up with this easy pattern of the crocheted crown and therefore I made another video in April '15 - for LEFTIES and for RIGHTIES. The other day a lady asked if I have a written pattern - so here it is.
It is very easy and only 3 rows. So it is also a quick project. Perfect for unexpected last-minute gifts for babies and small children. And even for an adult just for laughs.
Share it with your friends if they like to crochet, or make it for children of your family or friends, or even if you want to sell the actual crown (not my pattern) - it is all OK with me. Enjoy.
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Materials:
Thick WORSTED yarn of your choice
Hook - 3.75mm
Scissors
For best results double your yarn - your crown will be stiffer, which means it will hold the shape better. Work on multiple of 8 stitches. For newborn use 40 stitches, for 3-6 months old baby use 48 sts, and so on.
Abbreviations:
ch - chain
sc - single crochet
dc - double crochet
sl st - slip stitch
sts - stitches
prev. - previous
sc - single crochet
dc - double crochet
sl st - slip stitch
sts - stitches
prev. - previous
Step-By-Step Instructions:
Foundation - 48 chain sts, connect into a circle with a sl. st.
Rnd 1 ch3 (counts as dc), 47 dc, join with sl st
Rnd 2 *[ch3, skip 2 sts, 1 sc into 3rd st, ch3, 1 sc into next st]* - 11x; finish with ch3, skip 2 sts, 1 sc into 3rd st, ch3, 1 sc into the initial slipped st from previous row
Rnd 3 you will crochet into each ch3 space between 2 sc stitches ONLY as such: 2 sl sts along ch3 from prev. row and then sl st into first ch3 between 2 sc sts, ch3, 3dc into same sp, ch5, sl st into first ch, then 4 dc into same space; ch1, 1 sc into next ch3 between 2 sc sts, ch1, *[4dc into same sp, ch5, sl st into first ch, then 4 dc into same space; ch1, 1 sc into next ch3 between 2 sc sts, ch1]* - 5x, join with a sl st into 3rd ch of initial ch3
Weave in both ends.