How to Crochet Kiwi Granny Square Bucket Hat
Learn how to crochet a kiwi bucket hat for children aged 1-3 years old that’s perfect for beginners and experts. The hat is made from 1mm Vietnamese cotton yarn and a 1.75mm Hamanaka crochet hook. The tutorial is broken down into several parts: first, crocheting six individual granny squares with a kiwi pattern; second, joining the squares together to form the main body of the hat; third, crocheting a separate piece for the top of the hat and joining it to the body; and finally, crocheting the brim.
The video concludes by showcasing the finished hat and highlighting its soft, lightweight, and foldable qualities. So, follow through with us for the complete tutorial.
This video is a crochet tutorial on how to make a kiwi bucket hat for children aged 1-3 years old. The hat is made from 1mm Vietnamese cotton yarn and a 1.75mm Hamanaka crochet hook.
Making the Granny Squares
The tutorial starts by showing how to crochet six individual granny squares with a kiwi pattern. This involves a colorwork technique to create the green flesh, white core, and black “seeds” of the kiwi.
Assembling the Hat
- Joining the Squares: The six kiwi granny squares are then joined together using a single crochet stitch to form the main body of the hat.
- Crocheting the Top: A separate piece is crocheted in a circular pattern to form the top of the hat. This piece is then crocheted to the main body of the hat.
- Creating the Brim: The final step is to crochet the brim of the hat. This part of the tutorial uses different colored yarns, including white, yellow, and brown, to create a striped effect. The brim is finished with a slip stitch for added sturdiness.
The video concludes by showcasing the finished hat and highlighting its soft, lightweight, and foldable qualities, making it suitable for a child’s head.
