BTS J-HOPE INSPIRED BIRD BEANIE PATTERN

“CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP”

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PLEASE READ BEFORE STARTING:

This BTS J-Hope Bird Beanie was inspired by the original one that J-Hope was wearing. I do
not claim to own this design, all credits go to the original owner of the design. This is just to
show you, how I recreated it in my own way. There are differences from the original, but I did
my best to make it look like a match.

You may alter the parts; you may make it smaller or bigger. You can use different hook sizes
and yarns; this all depends on you. Again, this is just to show you how I made it; you can
always change it as you see fit.

Lastly, please do not share this to ANYONE. Don’t use my photos as well when promoting the
beanie. You don’t need to tag me when you post the beanie either. You may sell the beanie
as well.

Thank you!

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Materials:

Cotton Stuffing
Darning needle
5mm hook

Beanie:
- Yellow yarn (roughly 100 grams)
o I used 5-ply milk cotton yarn
- White yarn (50 grams)
o I used 4-ply milk cotton yarn

Chicken Face:
- White yarn (50 grams)
- Blue yarn (50 grams)
- Red yarn
- Black yarn
o All yarns used for the face are 4-ply milk cotton yarn

Straps:
- Yellow yarn
- White yarn

Abbreviations:
SC – Single Crochet
DC – Double Crochet
HDC – Half Double Crochet
Ch – Chain
St/Sts – Stitches
Inc – Increase
Dec – Decrease

Let’s start!

Part 1: Beanie

Ch 2

Round 1: 11 DC in the second chain from the hook

Round 2: Ch 2, Inc DC in each st (22 DC total), Slip stitch to the first DC in the end of the round.

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 - Increase means placing 2 DC in each st

Round 3: Ch 2, Inc DC in very first st, 1 DC in the second st, repeat until you reach the end of the
round, then slip stitch to the first DC (33 DC total)

Round 4: Ch 2, Inc DC in very first st, 1 DC in the next 2 sts, repeat until you reach the end of the
round, then slip stitch to the first DC (44 DC total)

Round 5: Ch 2, Inc DC in very first st, 1 DC in the next 10 sts, repeat until you reach the end of
the round, then slip stitch to the first DC (48 DC total)

Round 6: Ch 2, Inc DC in the very first st, 1 DC in the next 11 sts, repeat until you reach the end
of the round, then slip stitch to the first DC (52 DC total)

Round 7: Ch 2, Inc DC in the very first st, 1 DC in the next 12 sts, repeat until you reach the end
of the round, then slip stitch to the first DC (56 DC total)

Round 8: Ch 2, Inc DC in the very first st, 1 DC in th next 13 sts, repeat until you reach the end of
the round, then slip stitch to the first DC (60 DC total)

Round 9: Ch 2, Inc DC in the very first st, 1 DC in the next 14 sts, repeat until you reach the end
of the round, then slip stitch to the first DC (64 DC total)

Round 10: Ch 2, Inc DC in the very first st, 1 DC in the next 15 sts, repeat until you reach the end
of the round, then slip stitch to the first DC (68 DC total)

Round 11-16: Chain 2, 1 DC in each st around

Part 2: Flap

From where you left off after completing round 16: Place 1 SC in the next 15 sts, chain 1,
turnover

Row 1: Dec SC the first 2 sts, SC across, dec SC the last two sts, chain 1, turnover

Row 2: SC across, chain 1, turnover

Row 3: Dec SC the first 2 sts, SC across, dec SC the last two sts, chain 1, turnover

Row 4: SC across, chain 1, turnover

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** Keep doing this until you form a triangle, always alternate between Dec row and non-Dec
row **

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Do the same for the other side, but make sure to place it directly across the first triangle flap

Part 3: Straps

Measure 30 inches:
- Cut up 16 strands of yellow yarn
- Cut up 16 strands of white yarn

First strap:
Get 8 strands of yellow yarn and 8 strands of white yarn
Combine together then fold the whole thing into 2
You should have a loop on top.

Loop the first strap into the end of the triangle flap.

We will be braiding by fours. Separate the 8 strands of yellow into 4. Separate the 8 strands of
white into 4.

So basically: the four stands of yellow will be counted as 1 strand, the same goes for the rest.

Please follow this youtube tutorial on how to braid by fours:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L01g-FHI1x0

You can also braid by three, this depends on you.

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Part 4: Beak

Using the color blue yarn. Don’t forget to use a stitch marker if needed.

Make a magic ring, SC 6 (6 SC total)

Round 1: SC around (6 SC total)

Round 2: SC in 2 sts, Inc – do this 2x (8 SC total)

Round 3: SC in 3 sts, Inc – do this 2x (10 SC total)

Round 4-14: Do the same thing as rounds 1-3.

- For ex:
o Round 4: SC in 4 sts, Inc – continue until end of round
o Round 5: SC in 5 sts, Inc – continue until end of round
- You can make the beak as short or as long as you want, it depends on you when you
want to stop.

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** Stuff lightly once you are done, then sew on to the beanie **

Part 5: Top of Head

Using the white yarn

Ch 2

Round 1: 11 DC in the second chain from the hook

Round 2: Ch 2, Inc DC in each st (22 DC total), Slip stitch to the first DC in the end of the round.
- Increase means placing 2 DC in each st

Round 3: Ch 2, Inc DC in very first st, 1 DC in the second st, repeat until you reach the end of the
round, then slip stitch to the first DC (33 DC total)

Round 4: Ch 2, Inc DC in very first st, 1 DC in the next 2 sts, repeat until you reach the end of the
round, then slip stitch to the first DC (44 DC total)

Round 5: Ch 2, Inc DC in very first st, 1 DC in the next 10 sts, repeat until you reach the end of
the round, then slip stitch to the first DC (48 DC total)

Round 6: Ch 2, Inc DC in the very first st, 1 DC in the next 11 sts, repeat until you reach the end
of the round, then slip stitch to the first DC (52 DC total)
** This part is up to you as well, if you want to make the white part big or small **

Red Pompom on top:

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 - to make this you can follow this tutorial on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIorjkvnR7c
- Compared to the one in the video, for this hat I only used a small amount of red yarn.
You can use as much as you want, it’s up to you as well

After making the red pompom, attach it to the top of the white circle that you just made. After
attaching the two together, you can now attach it to the top of the beanie. Attach by sewing.

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Part 6: Eyes

Using the white yarn, you will be making two triangles.

Ch 20, once you reach the end Ch 1, turnover

Row 1: Dec SC the first 2 sts, SC across, dec SC the last two sts, chain 1, turnover

Row 2: SC across, chain 1, turnover

Row 3: Dec SC the first 2 sts, SC across, dec SC the last two sts, chain 1, turnover

Row 4: SC across, chain 1, turnover

** Keep doing this until you form a triangle, always alternate between Dec row and non-Dec
row **

Using the blue yarn, you will be making two circles.

Magic circle, HDC 6

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Round 1: Place 2 HDC in each of the 6 sts, at the end of the round, slip stitch into the very first
HDC

If you want it to be bigger, then add another round

- Round 2: HDC in 1 sts, Inc – repeat until end of round

Using black yarn, you will be making two ovals.

Ch 2

Round 1: SC 6 in the second ch from the hook, do not turn

Round 2: SC 3 in the first st, SC 2 in the next, SC 1 in the next, repeat

Round 3: SC 1 in the first st, SC 2 in the next three, SC 1 in the next three, slip stitch into the
next stitch

Sew the black circle on to the blue circle, then attach to the white triangle. After, sew it on to
the beanie, place light stuffing inside.

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Video references:
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRgouZ7Vo5g&t=146s
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6Q8w0dpjM4
3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSOn0XsmQRc

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