Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is my 3 year olds new favorite show and the inspiration for these crochet hats! I am sharing the pattern for newborn size, but will give you tips on how to make them in larger sizes.
Mickey and Minnie Mouse Crochet Hats
Size: Newborn
Materials:
- Medium worsted weight yarn in black, red and pink
- Size H (5.0) Crochet Hook
- Tapestry Needle
- Two 1" white buttons for Mickey hat, 1/2" or 1/4" white buttons for Minnie hat and bow.
Hat Pattern:
Note: Always begin your round in same stitch as your joining chain
Magic Ring, chain 1
10 HDC in magic ring, join to first HDC, ch 1
Round 2: 2 HDC in each around (20 HDC), join, chain 1
Round 3: 2 HDC, HDC in next, repeat around (30 HDC), join, chain 1
Round 4: 2 HDC, HDC in next 2, repeat around (40 HDC), join, chain 1
Round 5-9: HDC in each around (40 HDC)
Round 9-13: HDC in each around with red yarn for Mickey or pink for Minnie (40 HDC), fasten off, weave in ends.
Sew on two white buttons for Mickey Hat and smaller 1/4-1/2 inch white buttons to create polkadots for Minnie hat. I used six 1/4" buttons for Minnie's bow and nine 1/2" buttons for the bottom of the Minnie hat.
Ears (make 2):
Magic ring, chain 1
12 HDC in magic ring, pull tight, join to first HDC, chain 1
Round 2: 2 HDC in each stitch around (24 HDC), join, chain 1
Round 3: 2 SC, SC in next, repeat around (36 SC), fasten off but leave long tail for sewing onto hat
Sew ears between rows 3 and 6
*Make two ears and sew together for thicker, sturdier ears. I did this with the Mickey hat, but not for Minnie.
Minnie's Bow:
Chain 16,
Row 1: HDC in second chain from hook, SC in next 14, chain 1, turn
Row 2-5: HDC across (15 HDC)
At the end of row 5, do not turn, continue to SC around edges, join to first SC in row 5. Faston off, weave in ends.
- Scrunch the middle of the bow accordion style and with a tapestry needle, sew yarn through the middle. - With long tail, wrap yarn the middle approx. 10-15 times. Tie off, but leave a tail for sewing onto hat.
I sewed the middle of the bow to the top center of the hat and also sewed the bow to the ears.
For bigger sizes:
Note: I have not tested the bigger patterns but it is what I use for basic increases.
0-3 Months:
Follow instructions above till Round 4
Round 5: 2 HDC, HDC in next 7, repeat around (45 HDC)
Round 6-14: HDC in each around (45 HDC)
3-6 Months:
Follow instructions above till Round 4
Round 5: 2 HDC, HDC in next 3, repeat around (50 HDC)
Round 6-15: HDC in each around (50 HDC)
6-9 Months:
Follow instructions above till Round 4
Round 5: 2 HDC, HDC in next 3, repeat around (50 HDC)
Round 6: 2 HDC, HDC in next 9, repeat around (55 HDC)
Round 7-16: HDC in each around (55 HDC)
To increase ear size, continue with Round 3 of the ear pattern above until they look proportional to the hat.
To increase bow size, increase the number of starting chains until length desired and then continue with rows of HDC's until it is as big as you would like it.
*** You may make and sell products from my patterns but if you do I ask that you link back to my post. Please do not copy and post this pattern and claim it as your own. Please do not re-publish photo's as your own.***
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These are so cute! Great instructions too. Very detailed and I appreciate that :) ----Darcy
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Deletehow did you get the pattern it wont let me have it
DeleteSo cute hats! I love making bear hats and also love Mickey Mouse! I think I will give it a try.
ReplyDeleteWish you a beautiful day,
Hanni
This is so lovely!!!! Could also work in bigger size.... (my daughter's teacher is a huge Mickey-fan, she would love this!)
ReplyDeleteSuper Cute!
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CUte! I love it.
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Hello, just wanted to let you know that I have mentioned this post on my blog. If there is anything you would like for me to remove, please let me know. Cheers Jennifer
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Oh my gosh, I love these, I want another baby just so my mother in law makes these, well I want another baby because today ends with "y" but really these are adorable!! Thanks for sharing and I am a new follower!
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Michelle
www.delicateconstruction.com
I would love to try something like this for my niece who is just three months old.
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Those are adorable! I've always wanted to learn how to crochet but just haven't put the time and effort into learning yet. I really should.
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Adorable! I'm going to add these to my 50-Disney crafts post!
ReplyDeleteOoooh, these are so cute!! Liz
ReplyDeleteYou are so awesome. Thank you for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteHey there! Love your cute blog! I added myself to your followers for support and wanted to invite you to come enter a fabulous Steve Madden giveaway I'm having right now!!
ReplyDeleteHope to see you there! And thanks so much lady!
Emily
http://emilymmeyers.blogspot.com/2012/06/steve-madden-giveaway.html
WOW - these are incredible. You did a fabulous job crocheting them.
ReplyDeleteLove for you to share this project at MADE by ME Wednesday's Linky Party @ JAQS Studio:
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Adorable! So very cute! I love them! I'm definitely going to have to try my hand at some Minnie and Mickey hats! =] http://shesfreakingcrafty.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteAm wondering if the pattern at the beginning is the ones that will fit size 3 yr olds? I'd like to make these for Great Grand Daughter who's 2. Please reply if possible to Hippychic@prodigy.net Thanks alot Lynnette
ReplyDeleteI am also trying to find a pattern for this for a 3 year old. My daughter saw it and loved it! If you have one can you please forward it to ashleydawley@gmail.com. Thanks
DeleteI would love the pattern for a four year old. My son who's three is Mickey mouse daft and this hat looks fabulous he'd love it. If you have one please send to fealex 87@sky.com. Thanks
DeleteHello Ashley & Anonymous- did you get the instructions for 3 yo old? I also have one that age I'm wanting to make for. Thxs!! Mandobub5@yahoo.com
DeleteJust found this site and boy am I jealous what people can do off the top of their heads. I must have a go. Anyone have the pattern for ages 2,3,4, and 5? I'll never be able to increase sizing without a pattern. Thanks.
DeleteIf anyone has the altered pattern for older kids I'd love to get my hands on it! In preparation for an upcoming trip to Disneyland, I need to make a Minnie for a 4 year old and a Mickey for an 8 year old! Anyone have the larger pattern I can follow?
DeleteThe first instructions are for a newborn size but if you like to make it bigger just go on to another of her hat patterns she follow a sizing chart so they are all the same
DeleteThe crochet owl hat pattern has the size for toddlers, preschooler, child, teen and adult just follow the hat patter then just add the ears and the half way color here is the link for the owl hat pattern
Deletehttp://www.repeatcrafterme.com/2012/09/crochet-owl-hat-pattern-in-newborn.html?m=1
These are too cute! Thank you for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteThese are so adorable - thank you for sharing !
ReplyDeleteThese are soooooooooo cute and adorable
ReplyDeleteI just love it :)
My twin nieces will be two in Oct. and my nephew will be 3 in Oct. his sister just turned 1 and I would LOVE to make these hats for them.... not sure how to size it though...I have never made a hat before :(
ReplyDeletewhat would the pattern be to make the hat for a 1 yr old or a three year old? I really want to make these hats for my little sister and niece who absolutely love minnie mouse :)
ReplyDeleteadorable! I am partial to the Minnie Mouse with that perky pink bow! Thanks so much for sharing on Busy Monday at A Pinch of Joy. Hope to see you again soon!
ReplyDeleteThese are so, so cute Sarah!! Love them :)
ReplyDeleteLove them! We are huge Mickey Mouse Clubhouse fans in our family. My newborn niece would look so cute in the Minnie hat. I wish I knew how to crochet. Thanks so much for sharing at Whimsy Wednesdays.
ReplyDeleteI WISH I knew how to crochet! These hats are simply adorable!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing @'Sew Cute Tuesday'. I'll be featuring you
tomorrow, so be sure to stop by and grab a 'featured' button!
I only learned to crochet a few years ago all i did was watch youtube videos and bought the book crocheting for dummies and let me just say it helped so much! Plus im left handed so that sucked for a bit!
DeleteSo cute!! Love them so much. Thanks for the pattern. I must make these!
ReplyDeleteThese are really cute! One question.. on starting row 5, is it still suppose to be flat??
ReplyDeleteSo cute!!! We love anything Disney! Thanks for linking up with us on "Strut Your Stuff Saturday!" We hope to see you next week! -The Sisters
ReplyDeleteHas this pattern been tested before? By row 5, when I fold it in half, it looks like a half folded circle that keeps getting bigger and bigger.
ReplyDeleteHello! The hat should start to curve down by round 5. Although, it is possible that it may appear to be flat if you lay it down and spread it out. I have had at least 15 people e-mail me with pictures and notes saying the pattern works great. Did you end up continuing past round 5? If so, I am curious to hear if it turned out ok. Let me know where you think you are getting hung up and maybe I can help :o) -Sarah
DeleteI am featuring you this week at my I Love Fridays party! Feel free to drop by and pick up a featured button :) Can't wait to see what you link up next!
ReplyDeleteOh, these are so cute!! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!!
ReplyDeleteYour hats are absolutely gorgeous! I can't wait to try making one for my daughter. Thank you so much for the wonderful inspiration.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous week,
Leah
How did the bigger sizes go? Has anyone tried the bigger sizes?
ReplyDeleteI made the ears holding two strands together so I didn't have to see them together later. Was very happy with the results. Thank you for the wonderful free pattern. Also easy to increase sizes.
DeleteI have looked everywhere for an ear pattern that actually made sense and yours is perfect thank you so much for posting
ReplyDeleteI love to see ideas from other bloggers,always so inspiring!
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Thanks for these! My mum is making these for my twins! xo
ReplyDeleteHello Sarah,
ReplyDeleteI am your newest follower.
Beautiful surprise to see these two cute MMouse beanies are also a tutorial...thanks so much as they are perfect for a little gift I have to do for a friends new grand-daughter that will be arriving soon, very soon.
I'm off to have a look around your blog now but for starters this is amazing.
Keep well
Amanda :-)
Ahhh!! I have all the parts completed perfectly (to the one with a flat circle when folded...have u checked ur stitch count and made sure ur not stitching too loose? I had to add a round or four lol. I am a tight stitcher. I just counted around smd made sure to keep the increase to 10 stitches perr round as the original pattern suggested. I added started right before the heck in every stitch instructions and did 2hdc in next stitch, 1hdc in next three* repeat around and u can just add a hdc more between each 2hdc to keep enlarging)
ReplyDeletemy problem now is?!?? I dint know how to attach ears properly!! Its been 20 years since I last hooked until I ran across some old yarn bagged up a few weeks ago. It was sellnit on ebay or make something. :) now I'm ADDING to my stash and hubby is shaking his head :)
So. Ive never done ears and there are no instructions :(
Oh wow. I just scrolled and noticed the size increase!!! Good to know my instincts were spot on!!! Darn these ears though!! Lol. (Tip: I sprayed s little starch on mine. The circle is so well designed its a stand on its own ANYWAY but not knowing how they will act once I figure out how to attach instiffened them a tad)
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ReplyDeleteThese are the cutest things I've seen in a long time! I've written a brief blog article featuring them that will publish on my blog on July 2, 2012. Please check it out!
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http://crochet.craftgossip.com
Thanks so much for the feature! Sorry I am just getting around to responding to you!! I really appreciate it!!
Deleteoh this is way too cute!! My 2 yr old grand-daughter is so into Minnie and I'm going to try to make a bigger one for her! Thanks so much for the pattern
ReplyDeleteToo bad the instructions do not include sizes for teenagers and adults. I know alot of folks who would get a kick out of these.
ReplyDeleteButtons for polka-dots!! Why didn't I think of that?!
ReplyDeleteHi I know it says that we can make and sell these if we use your pattern and link them to your blog. But I was just wondering if you would be alright with you if I used your pattern to make some to put up for a silent auction to raise money for alzheimer's. I just wanted to make sure its ok with you before I do it. Thanks! =)
ReplyDeleteShelby, YES! You can absolutely make these for a silent auction for alzehimer's. What a wonderful cause. No need to even ask, but I am glad you did so I know that my pattern is helping in some small way :o)
DeleteThank you so much! I love this pattern and plan to use them for various things for the years to come. =)
DeleteHow would I start this hat out if I dont know how to do the magic circle? Thanks
ReplyDeleteI think you can chain 4, connect to the first chain and then make 10 HDC inside the chain loop. But here is a great tutorial on how to make a magic ring: http://www.petalstopicots.com/2011/11/how-to-crochet-magic-ring.html
DeleteI was just wondering what you would recommend on making the minnie hat for a 2 year old. I want to make it for my daughter and my son is 1. How about for a 1 year old on the mickey hat?
ReplyDeleteHi April, I like to follow this free pattern (but leave off the earflaps and monkey ears). Keep my ear pattern the same and change color during the last 4 rows. Hope this helps! http://easymakesmehappy.blogspot.com/2010/12/free-crochet-pattern-monkey-hat.html
DeleteThe Minnie Mouse hats would be perfect for my 2 year old and 10 year old for our trip to Disney World in October! Has anyone made these in a larger size yet? I'm not very advanced at crocheting, and was wondering about the increasing sizes.
ReplyDeleteHi Alexia, I like to follow this free pattern (but leave off the earflaps and monkey ears). Keep my ear pattern the same and change color during the last 4 rows. Hope this helps! http://easymakesmehappy.blogspot.com/2010/12/free-crochet-pattern-monkey-hat.html
DeleteThank you! This helps so much!
Deletethis pattern is sooooo cute my grandaughter Lillie loves minnie mouse i'm going to follow your link for the monkey pattern many thanks foe posting xxx
ReplyDeleteDo you have a pattern for a 2 year old. I would love to make this for my friends 2 year old. :-)
ReplyDeleteI like to follow this free pattern (but leave off the earflaps and monkey ears). Keep my ear pattern the same and change color during the last 4-5 rows. Hope this helps! http://easymakesmehappy.blogspot.com/2010/12/free-crochet-pattern-monkey-hat.html
Deletelove love love these...my son also loves mickey mouse and we were going to do it for his birthday, he has a big head so do you have a pattern for toddler sizes at all? he usually wears a youth hat, toddlers are too small
ReplyDeletei will be making the minnie one for my daughter though...thanks!
For larger sizes, I like to follow this free pattern (but leave off the earflaps and monkey ears). Keep my ear pattern the same and change color during the last 4-5 rows. Hope this helps! http://easymakesmehappy.blogspot.com/2010/12/free-crochet-pattern-monkey-hat.html
Deletei have a pic of some outfits and hats for newborns, do u also have a pattern for the outfit?
ReplyDeleteHow large would this be? I am going to make hats for the preemies at the local hospital & would like to make a few of these.
ReplyDeleteFor rounds 5-9 and then 9-13, do we "join, chain 1" at the end of each row like we did in rounds 1 through 4? Sorry if this is an elementary question. I appreciate your help and this pattern so much. Love it!
ReplyDeleteYes, join and chain 1! Sorry, I didn't include that in the instructions. When I was a beginning crocheter, things like this really messed me up.
DeleteThank you for sharing this very sweet hat pattern. I know just the newborn to make it for. I can't wait to start.
ReplyDeleteThankyouthankyouthankyou!! My dd flatly refuses to wear hats, but she loves Minnie. I'm betting this will work!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this pattern!! My daughter sent me a picture of these hats and asked me if I could make these for a friend that is having twins (boy and girl). I have been getting alot of requests to make things that have patterns they charge for and end up making them my own way. And so far I've been able to figure it out. But I really appreciate you sharing your patterns!!!Thank you again!!!
ReplyDeleteNeed to make these in adult sizes. I have several friends who are Micky mouse fans. I would love to make these as christmas gifts.
ReplyDeleteFor larger sizes, I like to follow this free pattern (but leave off the earflaps and monkey ears). Keep my ear pattern the same and change color during the last 4-5 rows. Hope this helps! http://easymakesmehappy.blogspot.com/2010/12/free-crochet-pattern-monkey-hat.html
DeleteFor the adult size what do you do after row 4?? I'm at a lost please help!!!!
DeleteThis pattern is so cute and perfect to use in a photo shoot with my b/g twins! I am using an idea that I saw on pinterest where you use pipe cleaners for reinforcement on ears. I am crocheting around a black pipe cleaner on the last round of the ear and it worked great! So just a suggestion instead of having to make 4 ears for each beanie.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the idea of crocheting around a pipe cleaner!! Genius!!
DeleteIs there a way to get the increase sizes for a toddler/preschooler size hat?
ReplyDeleteFor larger sizes, I like to follow this free pattern (but leave off the earflaps and monkey ears). Keep my ear pattern the same and change color during the last 4-5 rows. Hope this helps! http://easymakesmehappy.blogspot.com/2010/12/free-crochet-pattern-monkey-hat.html
DeleteI love this pattern and I am fairly new to crocheting I am making the 6-9 months hat on row5-16 do you still do the chain 1 at the end of the round or do you just keep crocheting?
ReplyDeleteYes, chain 1 at the end of the round. Sorry I didn't specify!
DeleteI am wondering how to make one of these for a toddler. I was at dinner tonight and I saw a little girl wearing this, she looked about 3 or 4. The girl I want to make this for is about 1 3/4 but I want to make it so that she can wear it for a while.
ReplyDeleteFor larger sizes, I like to follow this free pattern (but leave off the earflaps and monkey ears). Keep my ear pattern the same and change color during the last 4-5 rows. Hope this helps! http://easymakesmehappy.blogspot.com/2010/12/free-crochet-pattern-monkey-hat.html
DeleteI have a couple questions... The pattern shows the last four rows being the alt color, but in your finished pictures there are more than four rows. I finished a test hat the other day, and the pink is too small for buttons to be put on. Am I reading the directions wrong? Here is my ravelry project link: http://www.ravelry.com/projects/MinaBaby/mickey-and-minnie-mouse-crochet-hat
DeletePlease help if you can.
For bigger size at what point do we Change to red or pink pls let me know am making 0-3 months
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah! These hats are adorable! They're going to be my weekend crochet project. What yarn do you use for them?
ReplyDeleteHas anyone got a response on how to make the minnie hat for a toddler? Trying to figure out how to increase to get to the size I would need. Please help.
ReplyDeleteif you read the posts before yours she gives a link http://easymakesmehappy.blogspot.com/2010/12/free-crochet-pattern-monkey-hat.html hope that helps :)
DeleteThank you so much for sharing your talents with us. My new granddaughter is 5 weeks old and lives in Florida. I'm going to make a Minnie hat for her. I'm a better knitter than crocheter, but your directions are very clear and will make it easy for me to follow.
ReplyDeleteThanks again.
Newest follower here. These are darling. Please feel free to follow my blog as well. I have pages to post buttons to your shops and blogs if you would like to add yours. Come, follow, look around, and enjoy.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Jacque
Hello! Do you ever create and sell these hats yourself? I really want the Minnie one in a size 0-3 for my sister's soon-to-be daughter and don't know the first thing about knitting or crocheting! I want to eventually learn, but I'd really like to be able to give it to her for Christmas or by the time her daughter arrives (Feb '13). Let me know!!!! -Laura Bennett lbennett629@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI want to make this for my daughter, but she is 3. Would you please post, or email me the changes for size increase? Thank you SO much, these are the cutest things!!!! jennifer.harp.hoyt@me.com
ReplyDeleteThanks your pattern,My grand daughter is 3,Would you please or email me the changes for size increase? Thank you......jennyhiew61@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThank you for this pattern. It is by far the best of any I have looked at. I have used this pattern to create a variety of hats for my granddaughter who is 3 months, including the Minnie hat, but the best of all was a baby goose hat that is the sweetest thing ever. Her father calls her "Little Goose" so I had to make something. I wish I knew how to send you a pic of it. BTW, I have never responded in a comment ever to anyone before but I could not resist sending to you. Thanks again. My next hat using your pattern is going to be an owl hat with a sleeping owl on one side and an awake eyed owl on the other.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry if I missed this tip somewhere in the comments; I skimmed through them and didn't see it. I made the Mickey Mouse hat for my nephew, and I noticed that if you just do each of the 4 ears to Round 2, and then stitch Round 3 with 2 ears together (to make them doubled up) it works great!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the pattern! :)
I found your picture here... is this you page? https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151005222981812&set=pb.181158656811.-2207520000.1352940370&type=3&permPage=1
ReplyDeleteI don't think it is hers, but I agree it is her pattern :-)
DeleteI love this hat and I made it for my youngest daughter and it is soooooo cute on her. I would also like to make a hat for my 4 year old and I was wondering if you have a pattern in a larger size? We are going to Disney and I thought it would be cute to have them both wear their hats when we fly out.
ReplyDeleteI found this site a few months ago and it has the pattern on it for a larger size. It's very easy too! I made it for my 5yr old, whose head measures 19 inches, and it's slightly big on her. You could use the same pattern, but crochet a slightly tighter stitch to make it smaller.
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What is the "magic ring"?
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DeleteI'm using the 6-9months patter...on what round should I change the color of red/pink? Please please...I want to make this for my niece and nephew for Christmas
ReplyDeleteI made this for my 4 month old and my 3 year old. For the 3 year old, I took the 6-9 month pattern and used a larger hook then just measured for size. It was so much easier than many of the other hats I have made. They love them. Thanks so much!!
ReplyDeleteI'm new at this, I don't understand in the pattern it says for round 4:2HDC,HDC in next2, repeat around. So do you do the same as in round 3 I guess I don't know want in next 2 means Janet
ReplyDeleteHELP! I have been crocheting since I was in 3rd grade, and am now 50, but I haven't figured this out jusing half double crochets. The way I am doing it, just keeps adding loops on my hook. I was thinking maybe it is supposed to be regular double crochets. any help?
ReplyDeleteto make a hdc you do a yarn over, then insert your hook into the specified stitch, pull up a loop, then yarn over again and pull through all of the loops on your hook.
DeleteHi y'all! Well, I was fine up until I had to make the ears! When I get to row 3 I am doing 2 SC in one st, then a SC in the next st, then 2 SC in the st after that, then 1 and so on until I get to 36 SC which is fine, but somehow when I repeat for row 4 I am coming up with way more than 36 SC's and for the life of me I can't figure out why. Also, I have no idea how to attach the ears onto the hat. Are their directions for that? Do you hook them on, crochet them on or sew them on using your tail and a tapestry needle? Thanks for the pattern!
ReplyDeleteYour picture with minnie an mikey mouse was taken from here by someone that sells hats using other people's work.
ReplyDeleteHere is the link:
http://www.breslo.ro/Product/Caciula-fetite-Minnie-Mouse--Mickey-Mouse-II_748230
3rd picture is yours.
The owner of the website's mail: echipa@breslo.ro
Love the hats!!! Perfect for Christmas presents!!! Thank you so much for sharing your pattern. Any way to add ear flaps? Imma newbie so i learn as i go!! Again, thank you so much for the pattern, my daughter and nephew are going to flip!!
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I love it! I made it and it was so easy! Your pattern is so easy to follow. I posted a picture and a link back to your page on my blog!
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I have crocheted the mickey and minnie hats and they turned out adorable. My only problem is the ears do not stand up on the mickey hat, they flop down. The minnie hat ears stand up because of the bow reinforcing. What should I do about mickey's?
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ReplyDeleteGreat pattern for a beginner like me.....my only problem are the ears. Mine arent flat circles like yours....they crinkle up...what am i doing wrong?
ReplyDeleteMy circles used to curl up also, are you chaining after each row?
DeleteI don't know if this will help anyone. I have been crocheting for 20 years and all I did to make the pattern for a 2-3 year old is use a size K hook and did it following the 6-9 pattern (loosely, very loosely!) On the ears I did the 3 rows and with the row with sc i did that row holding the 2 ear pieces back to back. I could not get mine to stand up so I left that open for 4 stitches to have more to sew onto the hat. I also did not add buttons, cause a mom of 5 I dont like choking hazards, I just made a magic circle with 8 sc done tightly. Anyway super cute pattern, Hope that helps.
ReplyDeleteI have a customer that asked me for a minnie hat just like this. Is it ok if I use the pattern and give you props when I post the photo?
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ReplyDeleteThank you for the pattern. I ended the ear with a SC Decrease and it made for a nice little flat spot to attach the ears!
ReplyDeletethank you for the cute easy pattern , i just made both of them .thanks again.
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! I can't wait to start the Minnie one for my granddaughters. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletei would like to know how can i get a mickey mouse hat in toddler size minnie also.?
ReplyDeleteThesee hats are real treat for little ones. I crochet hats for my granddaughter and she will love the mini mouse hat thanks for the patterns. Ann Roslevich
ReplyDeleteHi I was wondering if the ear pattern was sturdy enough to stay up right. Im making the minnie mouse one for my two year old sister!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hookedonlife-abby.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteWhat yarn did you use? I'm having trouble finding that color pink in that weighted yarn. Thanks I love your patterns!!!
ReplyDeletehow can i make it for a two to 5 yr old . for minnie. and mickey. do i use a j or k hook?
ReplyDeleteVery very cute. I just started crotche and enjoying it. I would like to make theses for my niece who is 1 year old and my son who is 5 yrs. can u please share the pattern with me? archana_maktal@yahoo.com. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI made 13 hats using your pattern for my son's fourth birthday party guests. I just blogged about it if you want to see photos: http://sarann-rap.blogspot.com/2013/01/hot-dog.html Thank you for the great pattern!
ReplyDeleteI just made this hat for my baby cousin!!! Very easy to make. I'm now making more to use as a fundraiser for our local American Cancer Society Relay for Life!!
ReplyDeleteNever crochet before but def need to give it a go for this hat. Want to make one for my son to fit 4_5 yr old if you could email pattern to fealex 87@sky. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI'm so confused as to why it says Rows 5-9 HDC 40 around...then change color for rows 9-13....how many total rows in the hat? & how many total rows in the pink or red?
ReplyDeleteLove the Mickey & Minnie Mouse hats! Do you have a pattern for teens? We love Disney World too.
ReplyDeleteIssues getting the ears to stay up! For the minnie, I anchored it with to the bow in the middle and it wasn't too bad, but the mickey just wont stand up. I love the idea of sewing two together for each ear but it doesn't help stand them up. What's my problem?
ReplyDeleteI'm so confused on row 3 am i suppose to add 10hdc to make 30. help I'm stuck. o_O
ReplyDeleteI made both of these and they turned out great. They are so adorable! Thanks for sharing your patterns! I made four ears per hat and stitched two together and they stood up fine when i attached them.
ReplyDeleteI do not see how to increase for a 2 yr old. scrolled through all notes and just do not find. Can you help please?
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ReplyDeleteI loved making this hat! Thank you for this pattern it turned out adorable!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the pattern. At first I had a hard time understanding it, as it was the first pattern I read in English, but I guess it turned out okay: http://schlawiener.blogspot.co.at/2013/01/hakelprojekt-mickey-mouse-babyhaube.html#more
ReplyDeleteI gave the mickey mouse hat to a good friend who is pregnant at the moment. She was extremely happy about it!
Thank you so much for your patterns. I have been using your patterns from owl to Mickey mouse and I love it. but before I start selling my crochet products with your patterns I used, is that ok? and no I won't use your pictures, matter as fact I took all my own pictures of my own products but with your pattern. let me know! I love your blog and website.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I love this pattern! It inspired me, finished a hat just now <3 Here's a link to my hat http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a315/revengera/A0BAE8CA-9B58-473F-B563-757D14B85F12-9900-000015850B2DD303_zps27959752.jpg
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ReplyDeleteLooking for a pattern for 3 yr old. I would love to have it ready for his birthday, which is Monday! So any help would be great! Thank You :) LBroadbent31@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI came across a picture of your mickey and minnie hats quite some time ago. Have been trying to find the pattern since then, as there was no link and it was well before pinterest. Was looking for a pattern for something else and stumbled upon your blog. My lucky day. Thank you so much for your creativity!!!
ReplyDeleteJust recently finished a mickey and minnie hat for my niece's kids!! I LOVED them. She LOVED them!.. And now I've posted them. I kept the buttons off, for fear of choking; and I changed up the bottom edge a bit, because I was not able to fit them personally. I had to mail the hats to them, and just prayed they would fit!... But if you want to take a peek, I just posted the pics today! Thanks so much for sharing your pattern! ~tina
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU!!! Just finished the mickey mouse hat and the mickey mouse diaper cover! They look sooo cute! I had no buttons but crochet me some!! it was a great alternative! Can't wait to see your next designs
ReplyDeleteI love your hats! They are super cute....is there a pattern we can use without the *magic ring*?? I can not get the magic ring to work, pulled it out 100's of times making the mini mouse hat
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable, do you sell anything?? I am horrible at crocheting, and I would love to get these for my nieces and nephew! We are going on a Disney trip in December!!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.etsy.com/shop/RepeatCrafterMe this is her Etsy page but i dont think she is taking orders right now
DeleteHi! Thanks for the awesome patterns above. I started making the newborn size above and realized I would love to make it for a 12 month old also. I don't know why i am having problems figuring out how to increase the patterns, if you have any suggestions I would greatly appreciate it!
ReplyDeletesame here i need a one year old, and can't seem to figure out the increases.
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I love this pattern! It was fairly simple to make. I made it for my baby's 3 month photo shoot this weekend. Can't wait to see how the photos will turn out.
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic. Thanks so much for sharing the pattern. I have just found your blog - what an amazing array of things you have on here. You are very clever.
ReplyDeleteLove Joan xx
Love this pattern! Thank you SO much for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteI know that there has been talk on how to increase the size of the hat,
but what would be the best way to increase the ear size???
Thanks!
This is so cute! Just a question when making larger sizes, for eg the 6-9mo size. The last instruction is round 7-16, do I do all those rounds in black, then add the the pink/red, or do I do the black up to round 11 and then add the colour up to round 16?
ReplyDeleteI'm a new crocheter so not sure what to do, thanks :) love your blog!