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Cloche
 
Crochet
 
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and
 
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to
 
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 pattern
 
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errors!
 
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hope
 
you
 
enjoy 
 
it.
 
MATERIALS
 
 
1
 
skein
 
Lily
 
Sugar’n
 
Cream
 
100%
 
cotton
 
yarn
 
(or
 
another
 
worsted
 
weight
 
cotton/blend
 
yarn)
 
 
Size
 
H
 
crochet
 
hook
 
 
Yarn
 
needle
 
for
 
finishing
 
GAUGE:
 
4
 
hdc=1
 
inch
 
Cloche
 
patterns
 
are
 
provided
 
separately
 
for
 
each
 
size;
 
medium
 
and
 
large
 
flower
 
patterns
 
follow
 
the
 
cloche
 
patterns
 
CLOCHE:
 
18
‐
24
 
mos
 
Foundation
 
Ring:
 
Chain
 
four.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
slip
 
stitch
 
to
 
form
 
a
 
ring.
 
Round
 
1:
 
Ch
 
2
 
(counts
 
as
 
first
 
hdc
 
here
 
and
 
in
 
subsequent
 
rounds;
 
it
 
may
 
be
 
helpful
 
to
 
place
 
a
 
stitch
 
marker
 
in
 
the
 
first
 
ch
 
2
 
and
 
move
 
it
 
up
 
to
 
mark
 
the
 
beginning
 
of 
 
each
 
round).
 
6
 
half 
‐
double
‐
crochet
 
in
 
ring.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
chain
 
2.
 
(You
 
should
 
have
 
7
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
2:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
hdc
 
around.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(You
 
have
 
increased
 
7
 
hdc
 
for
 
a
 
total
 
of 
 
14
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
3:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
*
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.**
 
Repeat
 
from
 
*
 
to
 
**
 
around
 
to
 
last
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
last
 
hdc.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(21
 
hdc)
 
 
Round
 
4:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
*
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
2
 
hdc
 
stitches.**
 
Repeat
 
from
 
*
 
to
 
**
 
around
 
to
 
last
 
hdc.
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
last
 
hdc.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(28
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
5:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
2
 
hdc
 
stitches.
 
*2
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
3
 
hdc
 
stitches.**
 
Repeat
 
from
 
*
 
to
 
**
 
around
 
to
 
last
 
hdc.
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
last
 
hdc.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(35
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
6:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
3
 
hdc
 
stitches.
 
*2
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
4
 
hdc
 
stitches.**
 
Repeat
 
from
 
*
 
to
 
**
 
around
 
to
 
last
 
hdc.
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
last
 
hdc.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(42
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
7:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
4
 
hdc
 
stitches.
 
*2
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
5
 
hdc
 
stitches.**
 
Repeat
 
from
 
*
 
to
 
**
 
around
 
to
 
last
 
hdc.
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
last
 
hdc.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(49
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
8
 
:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
5
 
hdc
 
stitches.
 
*2
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
6
 
hdc
 
stitches.**
 
Repeat
 
from
 
*
 
to
 
**
 
around
 
to
 
last
 
hdc.
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
last
 
hdc.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(56
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
9
 
(this
 
is
 
the
 
last
 
increase
 
row):
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
12
 
hdc
 
stitches.
 
*2
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
13
 
hdc
 
stitches.**
 
Repeat
 
from
 
*
 
to
 
**
 
around
 
to
 
last
 
hdc.
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
last
 
hdc.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(you
 
have
 
increased
 
4
 
hdc
 
for
 
a
 
total
 
of 
 
60
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
10:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
hdc
 
around.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
the
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(60
 
hdc)
 
Rounds
 
11
‐
14:
 
Repeat
 
Row
 
10.
 
(60
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
15
 
(this
 
is
 
a
 
decrease
 
row):
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
Hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
the
 
next
 
12
 
hdc.
 
Now
 
you
 
will
 
work
 
a
 
decrease
 
hdc
 
[to
 
dhdc,
 
(yarn
 
over,
 
insert
 
hook
 
in
 
next
 
hdc,
 
yo,
 
draw
 
loop
 
through)
 
two
 
times,
 
yo,
 
draw
 
through
 
all
 
5
 
lps
 
on
 
hook].
 
Hdc
 
in
 
next
 
13
 
hdc
 
stitches.
 
Work
 
one
 
dhdc.
 
Hdc
 
in
 
next
 
13
 
hdc
 
stitches.
 
Work
 
one
 
dhdc.
 
Hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
the
 
next
 
13
 
hdc.
 
Work
 
one
 
dhdc.
 
Finish
 
round
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
the
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(you
 
have
 
decreased
 
4
 
hdc
 
for
 
a
 
total
 
of 
 
56
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
16
 
(this
 
is
 
the
 
eyelet
 
row):
 
Ch
 
3
 
(counts
 
as
 
first
 
hdc
 
and
 
ch
‐
1
 
sp).
 
Skip
 
the
 
next
 
hdc.
 
*Double
 
crochet
 
in
 
the
 
next
 
hdc.
 
Ch
 
1.
 
Skip
 
the
 
next
 
hdc.*
 
Repeat
 
around
 
and
 
finish
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
the
 
2
nd
 
ch
 
of 
 
the
 
beginning
 
ch
‐
3.
 
(28
 
eyelet
 
spaces
 
and
 
28
 
dc)
 
Shell
 
edging:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
Dc
 
in
 
same
 
space.
 
Skip
 
the
 
next
 
ch
‐
1
 
space.
 
Sl
 
st
 
in
 
the
 
next
 
dc.
 
*Skip
 
the
 
next
 
ch
‐
1
 
sp.
 
Work
 
3
 
dc
 
in
 
the
 
next
 
dc.
 
Skip
 
the
 
next
 
ch
‐
1
 
sp.
 
Sl
 
st
 
in
 
the
 
next
 
dc.**
 
Repeat
 
from
 
*
 
to
 
**
 
around
 
to
 
the
 
last
 
dc.
 
Sk
 
next
 
ch
‐
1
 
space.
 
3
 
dc
 
in
 
last
 
dc.
 
Sk
 
next
 
ch
‐
1
 
space.
 
Work
 
1
 
dc
 
in
 
base
 
of 
 
the
 
beginning
 
ch
‐
2
 
and
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
the
 
beginning
 
ch
‐
2
 
to
 
complete
 
the
 
shell.
 
(14
 
shells)
 
Fasten
 
off.
 
Weave
 
in
 
ends.
 
 
CLOCHE:
 
3
‐
4
 
years
 
Foundation
 
Ring:
 
Chain
 
four.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
slip
 
stitch
 
to
 
form
 
a
 
ring.
 
Round
 
1:
 
Ch
 
2
 
(counts
 
as
 
first
 
hdc
 
here
 
and
 
in
 
subsequent
 
rounds;
 
it
 
may
 
be
 
helpful
 
to
 
place
 
a
 
stitch
 
marker
 
in
 
the
 
first
 
ch
 
2
 
and
 
move
 
it
 
up
 
to
 
mark
 
the
 
beginning
 
of 
 
each
 
round).
 
6
 
half 
‐
double
‐
crochet
 
in
 
ring.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
chain
 
2.
 
(You
 
should
 
have
 
7
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
2:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
hdc
 
around.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(You
 
have
 
increased
 
7
 
hdc
 
for
 
a
 
total
 
of 
 
14
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
3:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
*
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.**
 
Repeat
 
from
 
*
 
to
 
**
 
around
 
to
 
last
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
last
 
hdc.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(21
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
4:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
*
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
2
 
hdc
 
stitches.**
 
Repeat
 
from
 
*
 
to
 
**
 
around
 
to
 
last
 
hdc.
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
last
 
hdc.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(28
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
5:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
2
 
hdc
 
stitches.
 
*2
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
3
 
hdc
 
stitches.**
 
Repeat
 
from
 
*
 
to
 
**
 
around
 
to
 
last
 
hdc.
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
last
 
hdc.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(35
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
6:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
3
 
hdc
 
stitches.
 
*2
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
4
 
hdc
 
stitches.**
 
Repeat
 
from
 
*
 
to
 
**
 
around
 
to
 
last
 
hdc.
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
last
 
hdc.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(42
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
7:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
4
 
hdc
 
stitches.
 
*2
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
5
 
hdc
 
stitches.**
 
Repeat
 
from
 
*
 
to
 
**
 
around
 
to
 
last
 
hdc.
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
last
 
hdc.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(49
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
8
 
:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
5
 
hdc
 
stitches.
 
*2
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
6
 
hdc
 
stitches.**
 
Repeat
 
from
 
*
 
to
 
**
 
around
 
to
 
last
 
hdc.
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
last
 
hdc.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(56
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
9
 
(this
 
is
 
the
 
last
 
increase
 
row):
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
7
 
hdc
 
stitches.
 
*2
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
next
 
8
 
hdc
 
stitches.**
 
Repeat
 
from
 
*
 
to
 
**
 
around
 
to
 
3
 
last
 
hdc.
 
2
 
hdc
 
in
 
next
 
hdc.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
last
 
2
 
hdc.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(you
 
have
 
increased
 
6
 
hdc
 
for
 
a
 
total
 
of 
 
62
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
10:
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
each
 
hdc
 
around.
 
Join
 
with
 
a
 
sl
 
st
 
in
 
the
 
top
 
of 
 
ch
 
2.
 
(62
 
hdc)
 
Rounds
 
11
‐
15:
 
Repeat
 
Row
 
10.
 
(62
 
hdc)
 
Round
 
16
 
(this
 
is
 
a
 
decrease
 
row):
 
Ch
 
2.
 
1
 
hdc
 
in
 
same
 
space
 
as
 
last
 
sl
 
st.
 
Hdc
 
in
 
each
 
of 
 
the
 
next
 
10
 
hdc.
 
Now
 
you
 
will
 
work
 
a
 
decrease
 
hdc
 
[to
 
dhdc,
 
(yarn
 
over,
 
insert
 
hook
 
in
 
next
 
hdc,
 
yo,
 
draw
 
loop
 
through)
 
two
 
times,
 
yo,
 
draw
 
through
 
all
 
5
 
lps
 
on
 
hook].
 
Hdc
 
in
 
next
 
10
 
hdc
 
stitches.
 
Work
 
one
 
dhdc.
 
Hdc
 
in
 
next
 
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Emma Worden

Thanks so much for this pattern. Really easy to follow even for a fairly newby crocheter and an impressive result for very little effort.

reply03 / 24 / 2012
LaChandra 'Chanie' 'Nikki' 'lala'

I have just come across your pattern and I'm having problems. When I finish round 5 I always have 36 stitches but in round 4 I have 28 like you state. I have no clue as to what I could be doing wrong. Could you possibly help? I really want to make this for my niece.

reply03 / 22 / 2012
Claudia Sharp

I had the same problem I would always have an extra stitch or a couple extra stitches and it worked out fine on mine. You can finish the hat and see if it turns out for you, And if not you can try it again. Best of luck to you LaChandra.

04 / 20 / 2012
Darlene Barros Pinto

Adorei o girl crochê. Parabéns pelo lindo trabalho. Lelê

reply08 / 09 / 2011
Laura Massingill

These are adorable. I can't wait to try it for myself. Thanks for sharing!

reply01 / 27 / 2011
Kensbaby

I keep having to start over on this. No matter what I do it always ends up lop-sided. Do you have any suggestions or know what I might be doing wrong?

reply01 / 01 / 2011
Anneliese

Hmmm. I'm not sure what's going wrong for you. I would recommend counting your stitches at the end of each round, or maybe even as you are crocheting, to make certain you aren't accidentally adding or subtracting. Also be sure the increases are spaces according to the pattern or you might end up with something a bit lopsided. I hope that helps.

01 / 21 / 2011
Anneliese

Tara, there likely is a way to create a knit hat similar to this, but one can't knit shells (on the border) or create a flower in the same way. It would need to be a fairly different looking hat. I'm not sure what king of flower could be knitted but I've seen patterns around...

reply12 / 17 / 2010
Tara Anderson Creed

Is there a way to convert this into a knitting pattern?

reply11 / 23 / 2010
Anneliese

Tara, there likely is a way to create a knit hat similar to this, but one can't knit shells (on the border) or create a flower in the same way. It would need to be a fairly different looking hat. I'm not sure what king of flower could be knitted but I've seen patterns around...

12 / 17 / 2010
Anneliese

Tara, there likely is a way to create a nit hat similar to this, but one can't knit shells (on the border) or create a flower in the same way. It would need to be a fairly different looking hat. I'm not sure what king of flower could be knitted but I've seen patterns around...

12 / 17 / 2010
Anneliese

Tara, there likely is a way to create a nit hat similar to this, but one can't knit shells (on the border) or create a flower in the same way. It would need to be a fairly different looking hat. I'm not sure what king of flower could be knitted but I've seen patterns around...

12 / 17 / 2010
Anneliese

Tara, there likely is a way to create a nit hat similar to this, but one can't knit shells (on the border) or create a flower in the same way. It would need to be a fairly different looking hat. I'm not sure what king of flower could be knitted but I've seen patterns around...

12 / 17 / 2010
Lorie Smith Calder

Just wondering if it ok to use your flower pattern on some hats I sell--I use my own hat pattern. Thanks!

reply09 / 02 / 2010
Anneliese

Lorie, thanks for asking. It's fine with me. If there is a way to link to my blog that would be nice (don't know if you are selling these online or offline...), but not a must. Happy selling!

09 / 02 / 2010
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