Chunky Everest Beanie Free Crochet Pattern
Hey everyone! I’m super excited to share something with you today. Remember my Everest Beanie? Well, I’ve got a new twist on it that’s perfect for colder days. Say hello to the Chunky Everest Beanie free crochet pattern!
So I took our favorite worsted-weight Everest Beanie and bulked it up with chunky weight yarn. It’s thicker, cozier, and just perfect for those extra chilly days. It feels like a warm hug for your head, seriously! The way the texture of this beanie works, all those lovely loops join together to keep you warm.
Not only is this beanie super warm, but it also looks amazing. The texture? Oh, it’s something else! It adds that perfect stylish touch to any winter outfit. Whether you’re grabbing coffee or going for a walk in the park, this beanie’s got you covered - literally!
And guess what? Making this beanie is a breeze. Whether you’re just starting out with crochet or you’re a seasoned pro, you’ll find this pattern super easy and fun. It’s a great project for cozy nights in.
Supply List:
124 yds Category #5 Bulky Yarn (Yarn used in sample is discontinued. WeCrochet Brava Bulky or Swish Bulky would be good substitutes.) (to add Pom Pom you will need more yarn)
Crochet Hook Size L / 8mm
Stitch Marker
Large needle to weave ends
Gauge: 4 inch sq = 7 pattern stitches x 14 rows
Hat Size:
Completed measures: 19” band circumference / Height 10”
Fits Average Adult Size Head 21” – 23’
Stitches Used / Abbreviations:
fsc- foundation single crochet
ch - Chain
sc - Single Crochet
dc – Double Crochet
Pattern Notes:
Pattern has joined rows. You will ch 1 & turn for the body of the hat
BAND:
Row 1: fsc x7 *** (alternate: ch 7, turn, ch 1, 6x sc across) ***
Row 2 and on: turn, ch 1, 6x sc in back loop only
Rows 3 – 58: Repeat row 2 for average adult size head of 19” (or desired width)
When band is at desired width: Sl st to top of initial fsc from first row, then 7 sl st across to join the whole band to become a circle
DO NOT CUT YARN // Turn to now work the body
BODY:
Row 1: ch 1, sc all way around band for total 60 sc, then sl st to ch 1
(If you adjust for larger band, this will increase – must be multiple of 2 for pattern)
Row 2: ch 1, then dc in same sc of previous row then *skip one sc sp space and [1sc, 1 dc] in next sc space *; repeat * to * all the way across to end leaving 1 sc space left; skip 1 sc space then sl st to ch 1 to complete row, Then ch 1 and turn
Row 3: then dc in same, then *skip next dc, [1 sc, 1 dc] in next sc *; repeat * to * all the way across then sl st to ch 1 to complete row, Then ch 1 and turn
Rows 4 – 14: Repeat ROW 3 but do NOT turn at the and of Row 24 after ch 1
Row 15: ch 1, hdc all way around, sl st to top of ch 1 for total of 59 hdc + ch 2
Row 16: ch 1, sc in hdc, then [sc2tog] all way around and sl st to top of ch 1 **this row should be stitched loosely**
Row 17: ch 1, sc loosely all way around, sl st to top of Ch 1 to complete row for total 30 sc incl. ch 1
Cut yarn leaving approx. 3” tail
Turn hat inside out.
Using tapestry needle, weave lengthy tail across the top of the hat across, then diagonally, creating a star shape. Then pull tight like a drawstring
Turn hat right side out Using tail, seam up the hat peak
Fasten off and weave in ends.