Crochet Basic Baby Bonnet UNA: Simple Stitch for Beginners

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Welcome! Today, we're diving into the delightful world of crocheting a basic baby bonnet. Meet UNA - your new go-to pattern for crafting adorable bonnets in three different sizes. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned crocheter, this project promises simplicity and charm.

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Materials Needed:

  • ☑Yarn: DK Weight Yarn, I use NAKO Calico, 50% Cotton, 50% Premium Acrylic 100 gr - 245 mt (or your preferred yarn, ensuring it meets crochet gauge)
  • ☑Yarn amounts (approx.) 0-3m - 25 gr
  • ☑ Crochet hook: No 4 mm (F) or suitable crochet hook to meets the gauge
  • ☑ Gauge: In 10x10cm (4x4 inch) makes 14 stitches and 10 rows in half double crochet stitch) using 4mm crochet hook or size required to obtain gauge.

  • ☑ Stitch marker, Scissors, Measuring tape.
  • ☑ A sprinkle of creativity!

Why Cotton Yarn?

I have a soft spot for using cotton yarn in my baby projects. Not only does it feel luxurious against baby's skin, but it's also durable and easy to care for. However, feel free to choose any baby yarn that meets the necessary gauge for the pattern. If you're on the lookout for the exact yarn I used, don't hesitate to drop me a message or check out my shop—I might just have it in stock!

Explore Your Options:

While I love cotton yarn, I understand that everyone has their preferences. If you have a favorite baby yarn that you swear by for projects like these, I'd love to hear about it! Share your recommendations in the comments below so that others can discover new yarns to try.





  • Pattern Details:

UNA features the timeless simplicity of the simple crochet stitch, making it perfect for those just starting their crochet journey. The pattern is designed for versatility, with options for boys, girls, or gender-neutral color. Plus, with three available sizes, you can crochet the perfect fit for any precious little one.

How to Get Started:

  1. ☑ Follow along with the easy-to-understand pattern to crochet your bonnet with love and care or
  2. ☑ Purchase the PDF pattern to unlock step-by-step instructions for creating your own UNA bonnet in a 3 different sizes 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 months.
  3. ☑ Gather your materials and select your favorite yarn colors.


Happy Crocheting!

UNA is not just a bonnet; it's a heartfelt gift waiting to be made. Embrace the joy of crafting something special for a newborn or as a cherished birthday surprise. Let's pick up our hooks, unleash our creativity, and crochet our way to happiness. Enjoy every stitch of the journey!




ABBREVIATION Ch - Chain SC - Single Crochet DC - Double crochet FPHDC - Front Post Half Double Crochet BPHDC - Back Post Half Double Crochet RS - Right side WS - Wrong side Rn - Round This pattern uses American terms Visit our site www.woolidea.com or www.woolidea.blogspot.com


SIZE 0-3 months (If you want pdf file or size 3-6 and 6-12 months you can purchase here BUY )

START • Rn1.(RS) Make 12 hdc inside of Magic ring, slip stitch to make a round, chain 2. (12) • Rn2. 2 hdc inside of each stitch, slip stitch, chain 2 (24) • Rn3. 2 hdc inside of first stitch, 1 hdc in next stitch, repeat until the end of the round, slip stitch to make a round, chain2 (36) • Rn4. 2 hdc inside of first stitch, 1 hdc in next 2 stitches, repeat until the end of the round, slip stitch, chain2 (48) • Rn5. 2 hdc inside of first stitch, 1 hdc in next 47 stitches, 2hdc slip stitch, chain2 (50)

BODY OF THE BONNET

Chain 2, turn and work (WS) 1hdc until you reach to last 2 stitches. Make a chain 2 and turn back (RS) 1hdc in each stitch, repeat for 0-3 months, 10 rows more, for 3-6 months 12 rows more. For 6-12 months make 14 rows in total. 


RIBBING: 


For the last part, we're going to make the edge of the bonnet. Just do half-double crochet (hdc) stitches in the front(FPHDC)and back loops (BPHDC), repeating until you reach the end of the row.

STRIPES AND EDGING

We will add a stripes and a neat border in just two steps. Start by turning the bonnet inside out (WS) for the first step, and then flip it back for the second (RS).
 First, make a chain with 65 loops. If you want longer or shorter stripes, you can add or remove a few loops. After making chain, attach the stripes at the bottom of the bonnet while keeping the wrong side facing you by doing single crochet and continue working single crochet until you reach a place for another stripe.Make another chain of 65 for the next stripe.
Turn back and do slip stitches along the whole chain. Make a slip stitch on right side (RS) of the bonnet continuing slip stitch until end of the another stripe.This careful process gives your bonnet a polished look, showing off your awesome crochet skills!





Fasten off and your bonnet is ready!


Thank you for choosing my pattern and I hope you enjoyed.


Note: You can sell finish item made from this pattern however you can not resell or distribute the pattern. Thank you!

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Support and Assistance:

Have questions or need a helping hand? Don't hesitate to reach out! I'm here to guide you through the process and ensure your crocheting experience is as enjoyable as possible.

Warm regards,

Aida

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