Crochet 3D Easy Bonnet – Newborn
Crochet 3D Easy Bonnet is part of my crochet 3D collection of flower Beanies and Bonnets.
When I started the 3D bonnets I was making them with the puff flower stitch. The puff flower stitch is a pretty difficult picot stitch. Not everyone has been able to work up the puff flowers. I didn’t want people to not be able to finish their bonnets so I made a simple version of the bonnet.
Crochet 3D Easy Bonnet – Newborn Pattern Notes..
DIFFICULTY RATING
COMPETENT
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Size: Newborn 0 – 3 Months
Yarn: #2 Yarn pictured is Ice Yarns – Magic Baby (Magic baby yarn is similar to Bernat Softee Baby Yarn)
Hook:
US G6/4.25mm
Special Stitches:
- v-st – (dc, ch 3, dc) in same space.
Notes: If you need help with the beginning flower there is a video tutorial available HERE.
Adding Braided Ties..
Cut 24 strips of yarn 20” long for each side. (Total of 48 strips) Braid in ties in the ch3 sps made on row 20. For a tutorial on how to add braids click HERE.
Crochet 3D Easy Bonnet – Newborn Pattern..
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hi are u going to be making a youtube video for this ?
Not sure about one for the full pattern. There is a video on how to work up the beginning flower and how to add the braided ties.
How can I start it if I dont know how to do the magic circle?
There is a video tutorial on how to make the magic circle HERE or maybe you could start with a ch 3, join with sl st to beg ch, then continue with your ch 1 on..
clicked on link for video tutorial and other links pull up except for flower can you give me the real link please?
Sorry about that. I had forgot to link up the correct tutorial. I have fixed it or you can click HERE
Thank you for fixing found it also on Crafty Mammas facebook page
I love this pattern xxx
A beautiful bonnet!! Love the yarn you used!!
Thank you! THe yarn is from my Yarn Shop, it the magic baby line and as always, free shipping! 😀
I am making this adorable bonnet. The pattern does not have instructions for rows 22 and 23. Also, in row 13 I found that “working v-st in the next 13 (rather than 14) ch 3 sps” gave the correct amount of stitches for rows 14-19 (15 v-sts). I hope that instructions for rows 22 and 23 are available so that I can complete this project. Thank you!
Yes, row 13 should be 13 repeats. There are no missing rows, I just skipped count by mistake. Thank you for letting me know, both errors have been edited.
do you have a video for this beannie, is a little hard for me to read the pattern because my english is not so good, but a really like this baby hat, I’ll apprecate a lot. thank you
Currently there is only a video for the beginning flower. My goal for 2014 is to work on more videos of my patterns.
Hi, Dearest Debi~
I purchased the 3D Flower Bonnet on Ravelry and there are Part 1 and Part 2 downloads; but they are exactly the same. Both are for Toddler 1-3 years. Was the second part supposed to be the Newborn 0-3 mos. size? It’s a really cute pattern.
Just so you know, the pictures on your downloads are blurry and don’t show much detail. A better picture would be helpful when following the pattern to make this cute bonnet, since I don’t always have internet access to watch your videos as we go up to our “out of the way” property which does not have internet access or cell phone reception.
The other 2 patterns I purchased have the same issue– the Autumn Sky Sunset Cloche and the Aurora Star Cowl. I am really looking forward wo making the cowl!
The 3D flower bonnet you purchased is only for 1-3 sizing. I’m not sure what you mean but part 1 and part 2, I sent myself all 3 patterns you mentioned and there’s no parts? I usually only include a small image, if you would like you’re welcome to snag any of the pictures on the ravelry listing to print.
I am sorry, I didn’t understand what you meant by there were 2 parts. Someone else brought this to my attention. File 1 should be the update, File 2 is the original pattern before edits. Ravelry will always store copies even if I delete them all. http://bit.ly/2sYvnO9