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Three Season’s Beret

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Cat’s, Three Season’s Beret
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I like this style beret that I have been making, so I thought I would write up the pattern to share, it's one of many style's I've managed to come up with, but time does not prevail to write them all to share. Slowly does it and I may have more patterns to post.

I have written this beret pattern with 2 set's of instruction's.

One being for a thicker yarn, which is nice and warm for winter wear and the other is with a thinner yarn that can be worn for three season's.

Below is the three season's beret

Directions given for Small, Medium and Large size beret
(size is altered when making the band section)

Materials used.
AU: 8 ply yarn, 5.00mm hook. US: Light Worsted H/8 hook
Amount of yarn used 50 gm’s

Crochet terms written in US terms.

Special stitches used.
FPDC
Instructions: yo, insert hook behind post of stitch (from front to back), yo, pull through, bring up even with last stitch completed, yo, pull through 2 loops, (2 loops on hook), yo, pull through rem 2 lps to complete stitch

BPDC
Instructions: yo, insert hook behind post of stitch (from back to front), yo, pull through, bring up even with last stitch completed, yo, pull through 2 loops, (2 loops on hook), yo, pull through rem 2 lps to complete stitch

Decreasing with a BPDC
Using the instructions, work through 2 dc’s at once

Note 1:
The first ch 2 of every round is not counted as a stitch, to join rounds you will sl st into the ch 2 as if you were doing a front post st, *come from behind and into the gap between the chain 2 and the very first fpdc and make a sl st, then ch 2 to begin the next round*

Note 2:
You will be working the dc into the gaps between each fpdc and the dc, not into the eye of the dc

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  1. Step 1

    Step 1

    Begin
    Ch 3, work 14 dc into the 3rd ch from hook, sl st into the beginning ch 2 to join (see note 1.) (14 dc and 1 ch 2)

    Row 1 Ch 2, *work 1 fpdc in the next 2 st’s, work 2 dc in the gap between the 2nd dc just worked and the next dc un worked,* repeat to end finishing off with 1 dc in the gap between the last dc worked and the ch 2 joining st, sl st to join (see note 1.)
    (14 fpdc and 14dc)

  2. Step 2

    Step 2

    Row 2. Ch 2, *work 1 fpdc in the next 2 st’s, work 1 dc in the next 3 gaps*, repeat to end, sl st to join (14 fpdc and 21 dc)


  3. Step 3

    Row 3. Ch 2, *work 1 fpdc in the next 2 st’s, work 1 dc in the next 4 gaps*, repeat to end, sl st to join (14 fpdc and 28 dc)

  4. Step 4

    Row 4. Ch 2, *work 1 fpdc in the next 2 st’s, work 1 dc in the next 5 gaps*, repeat to end, sl st to join (14 fpdc and 35 dc)


  5. Step 5

    Row 5. Ch 2, *work 1 fpdc in the next 2 st’s, work 1 dc in the next 6 gaps*, repeat to end, sl st to join (14 fpdc and 42 dc)

  6. Step 6

    Row 6. Ch 2, *work 1 fpdc in the next 2 st’s, work 1 dc in the next 7 gaps*, repeat to end, sl st to join (14 fpdc and 49 dc)

  7. Step 7

    Row 7. Ch 2, *work 1 fpdc in the next 2 st’s, work 1 dc in the next 8 gaps*, repeat to end, sl st to join (14 fpdc and 56 dc)

  8. Step 8

    Row 8. Ch 2, *work 1 fpdc in the next 2 st’s, work 1 dc in the next 9 gaps*, repeat to end, sl st to join (14 fpdc and 63 dc)

  9. Step 9

    Row 9. Ch 2, *work 1 fpdc in the next 2 st’s, work 1 dc in the next 10 gaps*, repeat to end, sl st to join (14 fpdc and 70 dc)

  10. Step 10

    Row 10. repeat row 9, leaving the last gap un worked (14 fpdc and 70 dc)

    Start decreasing
    (Decreasing is accomplished by skipping the first and last gaps between the fpdc’s)

  11. Step 11

    Row 11. Ch 2, *work 1 fpdc in the next 2 st’s, skip first gap, work 1 dc in the next 9 gaps, skip last gap*, repeat to end, sl st to join (14 fpdc and 63 dc)

  12. Step 12

    Row 12. Ch 2, *work 1 fpdc in the next 2 st’s, skip first gap, work 1 dc in the next 8 gaps, skip last gap*, repeat to end, sl st to join (14 fpdc and 56 dc)

  13. Step 13

    Row 13. Ch 2, *work 1 fpdc in the next 2 st’s, skip first gap, work 1 dc in the next 7 gaps, skip last gap*, repeat to end, sl st to join (14 fpdc and 49 dc)

    Band

  14. Step 14

    Row 14. Ch 2, *work 1 fpdc in the next 2 st’s, bpdc next 2 dc together, bpdc next 3dc bpdc next 2 dc together*, repeat to end, sl st to join (14 fpdc and 35 bpdc)
    (For larger size stop decreasing here and work 2 more rows of *2 fpdc, and 5 bpdc* around, fin)

  15. Step 15

    Row 15. Ch 2, *work 1 fpdc in the next 2 st’s, bpdc next 2 st’s together, bpdc next 1dc bpdc next 2 st’s together*, repeat to end, sl st to join (14 fpdc and 21 bpdc)

  16. Step 16

    Row 16. Ch 2, *work 1 fpdc in the next 2 st’s, work 1 bpdc in the next 3 st’s*, repeat to end, sl st to join (14 fpdc and 21 bpdc)

  17. Step 17

    Row 17. repeat row 16 and finish off

  18. Step 18

    For a smaller hat work one more row as above

    Instructions for small circular attachment for the top of the beret (optional)

    Ch 2,
    Row 1. work 6 sc into the second ch from the hook, do not join (6 sc)
    Row 2. work 2 sc in each sc around, do not join (12 sc)
    Row 3. *work 1 sc into the next sc, work 2 sc in the next sc* repeat to end, do not join (18 sc)
    Decrease
    Row 4. *work 1 sc in the next sc, sc the next 2 sc’s together* repeat to end, do not join (12 sc)
    Row 5. *sc the next 2 sc’s together* repeat to end and join leaving a long tail for sewing. (6 sc)

    Flatten the circle and sew to top of the beret.

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Beverleyann W.

Beverleyann W.

13 Aug 16:52

this makes me wanna cry because i love it and wanna make it but i dont understand annnnny of it

Bianca P.

Bianca P.

17 Aug 16:44

AHH I WANT IT BUT I CAN'T UNDERSTAND!

sharpknives

sharpknives

16 Oct 23:02

i tried. too complicated. :-(

cats-rockin-crochet

cats-rockin-crochet

16 Oct 23:51

Sorry you all foud it so hard, the pattern is easier to read on my blog.
http://cats-rockin-crochet.blogspot.com/2008/08/chunky-beret-and-three-seasons-beret.html

The Twins

The Twins

15 Jan 17:49

this looks so cool, bt i just cant understand it...........(maybe because englisch isnt my mother tongue
-_-

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August 13, 2008 15:05
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