rnd: Ignore the fltr that has the last stitch marker. Hdcfp around each fltr in the last rnd. 16 hdcp sts.

Ravelry: Red Heart Roll With It Melange

Let the colours work itself out. 1 Ball can make 2 hats. Yarn and Sizing Crochet Show Time Hat - Colour is Show Time.The zigzag effect is just an optical illusion formed by front post treble crochets that come down over two rows and are connected to the next row with the same colour. It makes it appear that you have had to crochet on a zigzag formation but that’s where the fun is.

Red Heart Roll with It Melange Yarn, 3 Pack, Show Time 3 Count Red Heart Roll with It Melange Yarn, 3 Pack, Show Time 3 Count

rnd: *1 blo sc in next 3 sts, fltr below, 1 blo sc in next 4 sts, fltr. Rep from * around. 1 blo sc in last st. 80 sts. rnd: 1 sc in each hdcfp st ar ound. 16 sc. Fasten off leaving long yarn tail. Use long tail to gather remaining stitches and pull top of hat closed. A reminder that when you complete a fltc below stitch that it counts as the stitch it is sitting in front of. Be sure to skip that stitch when starting the next repeat. Originally designed by Misty Samuelson for Schachenmyr. Edit the pattern for the latest yarn and no-slip stitching to prevent seams with Red Heart Roll With it Melange.The Crochet Show Time Hat is an adaptation of the original Crystal Ice Hat by Misty Samuelson. Changes were made by changing the yarn to a #4 Medium Weight from a #5 Bulky Weight. The change significantly changed the hook size to 4 mm / G/6 as the yarn is on the thinner side of the medium-weight spectrum.

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rnd: 1 blo sc in next st, fltc, *sk next fltr, 1 blo sc in next 3 sts, fltr. Rep from * around. Sk next st, 1 blo sc in last 2 sts. 64 sts.

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Introducing the Crystal Ice Hats by Schachemayr Yarns. This clever design is a lot simpler than it looks. I love how it looks more complicated than it really is. This pattern can be adapted to change sizes by chaining the starting chain that wraps around your forehead. Keep the chain in sets of 5 and you will end up with a perfectly fitting hat. The final three rounds of the hat are the decreasing rounds which can be done in virtually any size as the top of the hat is bunched up and sewn together.