Trinity Stitch One Ball Crochet Hat Pattern
Sometimes you want a quick, one ball crochet project. That’s why I’ve created the Trinity Stitch One Ball Crochet Hat Pattern. It’s designed to make it easy for beginners to create a unique, interesting hat. Because it’s a one-ball project, it works up quickly. You can use the pattern to use up a beautiful ball of yarn that’s been hanging out in your stash. Maybe you’ll want to make a bunch in different colors to use up those yarn balls while creating gifts for family, friends, or charity.
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One Ball Crochet Hat – Worked Flat
When you think of crochet hats you might think of working in the round. This hat is different in that the construction is made flat and then seamed together. This makes it an absolutely perfect crochet hat pattern for beginners. Even if you’ve only learned how to work in rows, you can make this hat!
Working this project you will learn how to start with your brim and then add stitches along the side. It really is easier than it looks. But, if you get stuck, you’ll find a video tutorial below to help you along the way.
The Trinity Crochet Stitch
As you work on this one ball crochet hat pattern, you’ll learn how to crochet the trinity stitch. The trinity stitch uses the basic crochet stitches that you already know, so don’t worry too much about learning something new. The main thing is that you’ll learn an exaggerated decrease – a single crochet three together. If you’ve already learned to decrease in single crochet, you should easily get the hang of it. Again, you’ll be able to use the video tutorial below to assist you in the process.
Adding a Pom Pom Detail
Adding a pom pom to the top of the hat is a personal preference. I love having the added texture to my hat and I think it really finishes the hat off. Grab a pom pom for your own hat, make one for yourself or leave it as it when finished, you really can’t go wrong.
Download the FREE Pattern
Download the FREE Trinity Stitch Crochet Hat from Yarnspirations. This pattern was originally part of the 3-2-1 gift-along that we did together. Now they offer the pattern on their website.
Download the other FREE patterns that are part of the 3-2-1 Gift Along with Marly Bird and Yarnspirations.
Don’t forget to like the pattern on Ravelry!
One Ball Crochet Hat Video Tutorial
Here is the video tutorial that you’ll need to assist you if you get stuck trying to work on this hat pattern. It shows you how to work the trinity stitch. Moreover, it provides all of the other details that you’ll need to finish this project, even as a beginner.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this hat worked in the round?
Honestly… no! This hat is worked flat and then seamed together, which makes it super beginner-friendly. You’ll start with the brim and then add stitches along the side… it’s easier than it looks!
What new stitch will I learn with this pattern?
So here’s the thing… you’ll be learning the trinity stitch! It uses basic stitches you already know, and the main new technique is an exaggerated decrease called a single crochet three together. If you can already decrease in single crochet, you’ll pick it right up!
Do I have to add a pom pom?
Yes! Well, kind of… Adding a pom pom is totally up to you! I love how it adds texture and really finishes the hat, but you can absolutely leave it off or make your own. It’s your hat, after all!
Where can I get the pattern?
You can download the FREE Trinity Stitch Crochet Hat pattern from Yarnspirations! It was originally part of a gift-along we did together, but now it’s available right on their website.
What if I get stuck while making the hat?
Don’t you worry! There’s a video tutorial included that will help you along the way. It shows you how to work the trinity stitch and all the other details you’ll need to finish the hat, even if you’re a beginner.
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