3 Wizard-Inspired Colorwork Beanies

This pattern gives you three wizard-inspired colorwork beanies in red and gold, each worked in waistcoat stitch with a graph for the design. You can choose a ribbed or a slip stitch brim, and make the hat in sizes from a child of six to a large adult.

A 10-page colorwork beanie pattern with three charts, three sizes and two brim options.

What's included

• A 10-page PDF with a stitch guide and photos for the waistcoat stitch, the waistcoat decrease and the backwards join
• Three colorwork graphs for the front and back of the hats, with the decrease rounds highlighted
• Instructions for child (6 to 10 years), teen and adult, and large adult sizes, with a hook size for each
• Two brim options: a two-row ribbed brim and a slip stitch brim
• Notes on using bobbins, carrying yarn and placing the details
• Gauge, supplies and an abbreviations list
• Skill level: Intermediate

Display and gift ideas

Wear them for movie nights, school events and costume days. They make fun matching gifts for a family of fans.

Who this pattern is for

This pattern suits crocheters who are comfortable with colorwork graphs, bobbins and the waistcoat stitch. The decrease rounds are marked on the graphs, so the shaping is easy to follow.

Tips for making it

• Use a pointed crochet hook to make it easier to find the center of the post.
• Keep the carried yarn loose, so the hat stays stretchy.
• Use a stitch marker to keep your place, and check the highlighted decrease rows on the graph.

Why you'll love this pattern

One pattern gives you three designs and three sizes, so it works for a whole group of fans. The graphs, photos and clear sizing make the colorwork much less scary.

For personal use. Please don't share or resell the PDF. No physical item is included.