– Always join your rounds to the first DC, NOT the chain.
– Your last stitch should be in the stitch before your chain.
– Do NOT count the chain 2 as a stitch.
Materials:
Abbreviations:
WHERE TO CHANGE COLOR: You will want to leave 2 rows of the main color on the bottom. So whichever size you are working on, count up from the bottom before you start and make sure you know where to begin your color change. You should have 5 rows of different color: 3 rows of one color where the logo will go and an accent color that will be on either side of the middle stripe.
Sometimes on the smaller hats I like to do a row of SC with my accent color like the green stripes in the hat pictured. Just make sure that if you want to switch a row from DC to SC that you will need to add on one additional row of SC (2 rows of SC = 1 row of DC).
Round 5: 2 DC in first, DC in next 10, repeat around, join, chain 2 (48 DC)
Round 5: 2 DC in first, DC in next 10, repeat around, join, chain 2 (48 DC)
Earflap 1:
Start earflap on opposite side of the first earflap. See picture tutorial HERE.
Earflap 1:
Start earflap on opposite side of the first earflap. See picture tutorial HERE.
Now lets talk about the logo. I purchased the Seahawks Iron-on logo from Amazon. I know you can find many other teams iron-on logos on Amazon as well. I cut a piece of felt a little larger than the logo and sewed it on to the hat with a tapestry needle. Then I hot-glued the iron-on to the top of the felt. Obviously you should probably avoid washing the hat in a washing machine. I would recommend hand washing only, or not washing it at all.
If you can’t find an iron-on, you can also cut your teams logo out of felt and sew it on with a tapestry needle. Print out your teams logo from Google Images and use it as a template first. This is what I did with this Washington Huskies Beanie:
Rachel Walters says
Thanks for this! I'm going to make on for my sister! There is a business that sells logo's though on facebook called Yarning for more. She has the seattle seahawks pattern. https://www.facebook.com/Yarning4More
She has other ones too. Her Ravelry is http://www.ravelry.com/designers/ronda-goetz
Diana says
Love me some Football Season. I'm a USC Trojan (college football) fan, myself. Thanks for sharing your awesome craft and cooking knowledge and congratulations on the new addition to your family!
SheilaMatilda says
What a lovely family you have.
mina fowler says
how did u make the logo is there a website where I can print it out??
homeschooljewelrymom says
Great pattern! Thanks for sharing 🙂
You have a beautiful family 🙂
Blessings 🙂
Amy Kaufmann says
Cute! I like the color change. Would look good with a pink pom pom on top too 🙂
Pat Frank says
Hi Sarah!
Cute hat, but more importantly, super-duper cute baby! Congratulations!
Pat
Tina64 says
Szia Sarah!
Jajj nagyon aranyosak és szépek vagytok.
Annyira jó hogy megosztod velünk az ötleteidet.
Köszönöm neked. Jó egészséget a családodnak.
Tündéri a pici!!!
Üdvözöllek Tina
Claudia says
So cute, so sweet! Einfach süüüüüß!
LG
Claudia
wendy says
Gorgeous family ♥
Tracey says
What a wonderful family picture. I love it!! Love to you all and thank you for sharing your beautiful family with all of us.
Stephanie B. says
Great family picture! what an adorable baby love that hat!
Lynn@Happier Than a Pig in Mud says
Lovin' your fun hats and it pains this Eagles fan to say it looks like you have a really good team this year! Enjoy:@)
Donna Jones says
Help……..I am a beginner @ crocheting, and I get lost on the ear flaps……after rows 3,5,7,9, it does not say chain one, turn…..what do we do?? I am at the end of row 3- 10 single crochets
Unknown says
Add the chain one, turn at the end of each of those rows.
whenke says
What is the gauge for the pattern? I made the toddler's size and it fit me.
Danielle Johnson says
Love that you guys are Seahawk fans. Superbowl champs!!!! About time too I must say.
Sarah Lindsey says
What actual yarn did you use for the seahawks colors?
Sheena Crothers says
I know that she uses a lot of Vannas, as do I. I *think* the colors are : colonial blue, fern, dark heather grey, and pink. I think.
Chrissy says
Hello, what I’m gonna try to do with the logo is print it on iron on printer paper and then cut felt just a tad bit bigger than the iron on and then iron the iron on onto the felt and then sew the felt to the hat. Or you could always look for a cloth logo to sew on. I want to be able to wash it. Thanks for the cute pattern!!
Andrea says
Awesome! The little Seahawks hat caught my eye..I need one for my littlest ..a girl due in Feb! We are Hawks fans living in MN..lol.
Karina says
I always follow every post with pleasure and it is always perfect.
Daniel Dib says
hi… i’m just wondering.. I made the teen/adult size beanie but found it a little snug… is there a way to adjust for another round of increase?
Lia says
I agree! I made it and it seems like it’ll fit *maybe* a 10 year old or so?
Lia says
I’m not sure what my issue is, but the adult size when I made it seems like it will *maybe* fit a 10 year old?
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