I’ve got an exciting new pattern to share with you this week! Introducing a quick and easy free crochet bucket hat pattern that’s perfect for summertime. If you love simple projects that are worked in one piece, you’re going to adore this one!
My goal in designing this bucket hat was to create a pattern that’s super easy to follow – even for beginner crocheters. The entire hat is made with single crochet stitches, making it as straightforward as can be. The horizontal bands along the sides are also single crochet stitches, worked in the back loop only for a bit of texture.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on this pattern! If there’s enough interest, I’ll design more summer hat patterns to share with you over the warmer months.
Scroll down to see the Weekend Crochet Bucket Hat free pattern. If you’d like your own copy, the ad-free instant download PDF file can be purchased for easy printing and reading through Ravelry or by clicking the button below.
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The Weekend Crochet Bucket Hat Pattern
Materials:
To make one hat, you will need the following materials:
- 1.75 skeins (215 yards) Knit Picks CotLin DK weight yarn in Silver.
- US D (3.25 mm) crochet hook.
- 1 removable stitch marker.
- Scissors.
- Tapestry/yarn needle (for weaving in ends).
Gauge:
4.5 sts X 4.5 rows = 1 inch in single crochet.
Size & Fit:
Adult Women’s Medium.
Head circumference 21-23 inches.
Abbreviations:
SC : Single crochet
ST : Stitch
SCBLO : Single crochet in the back loop only.
SC FLO : Single crochet in the front loop only.
Notes:
This simple bucket hat is worked from the top down in the round.. Here are a couple of pointers before you begin crocheting your hat:
- Work the rounds in spirals; do not join at the beginning of each round. It is very helpful to use a removable stitch marker to mark the end of each round.
- Each round shows the total number of stitches for the round in brackets. It is a good idea to check the count every few rows.
More Summertime Crochet Patterns!
Free Crochet Bucket Hat Pattern:
Make a magic circle or adjustable ring.
Round 1: Work 6 SC in magic circle (6 St).
Round 2: SC twice in each stitch (12 St).
Round 3: *SC twice in next stitch, SC in next stitch. Repeat from * until end of round (18 St).
Round 4: *SC twice in next stitch, SC in next 2 stitches. Repeat from * until end of round (24 St).
Round 5: *SC twice in next stitch, SC in next 3 stitches. Repeat from * until end of round (30 St).
Round 6: *SC twice in next stitch, SC in next 4 stitches. Repeat from * until end of round (36 St).
Round 7: *SC twice in next stitch, SC in next 5 stitches. Repeat from * until end of round (42 St).
Round 8: *SC twice in next stitch, SC in next 6 stitches. Repeat from * until end of round (48 St).
Round 9: *SC twice in next stitch, SC in next 7 stitches. Repeat from * until end of round (54 St).
Round 10: *SC twice in next stitch, SC in next 8 stitches. Repeat from * until end of round (60 St).
Round 11: *SC twice in next stitch, SC in next 9 stitches. Repeat from * until end of round (66 St).
Round 12: *SC twice in next stitch, SC in next 10 stitches. Repeat from * until end of round (72 St).
Round 13: *SC twice in next stitch, SC in next 11 stitches. Repeat from * until end of round (78 St).
Round 14: *SC twice in next stitch, SC in next 12 stitches. Repeat from * until end of round (84 St).
Round 15: *SC twice in next stitch, SC in next 13 stitches. Repeat from * until end of round (90 St).
Round 16-20: SC in each stitch (90 Sts).
Round 21-24: SCBLO in each stitch (90 Sts).
Round 25-27: SC in each stitch (90 Sts).
Round 28-31: SCBLO in each stitch (90 Sts).
Round 32: SC in each stitch (90 Sts).
Round 33: *SCFLO twice in next stitch, SCFLO in next 2 stitches. Repeat from * until end of round (120 St).
Round 34: SC in each stitch (120 Sts).
Round 35: *SC twice in next stitch, SC in next 4 stitches. Repeat from * until end of round (144 St).
Rounds 36-43: SC in each stitch (144 Sts).
Fasten off, weave in ends and enjoy your new weekend bucket hat!
I hope you enjoyed this crochet bucket hat pattern.
If you’d like your own copy, the Ad-Free PDF file (which will be emailed to you automatically) can be purchased for $5 USD through Ravelry, or by clicking the button below.
12 Responses
Just what I was looking for in a crochet hat! It’s going to be perfect for summer.
Yay! So glad to hear! Enjoy the pattern!
This is a great pattern for beginners like me. My first project reading a pattern and it was so easy to follow. Thank you so much!
Thank you for the kind words Line! It makes me so happy to hear from fellow crocheters that enjoy my patterns -especially beginners!
I just finished this hat and I love it. Its the first hat I’ve made for myself that fit me perfectly. I’ve always had a hard time with top down hats that fit. I’m a loose crocheter and even making an adjust with hook size they always turn out too big. Thanks for a great pattern. I will be making more.
Awe you’re most welcome Sharon! ❤️
This is a great hat! Thanks for the pattern. Please make more designs for the hot months coming in Georgia!! I think I am going to make the “band” part a different color. Love all your patterns.
You’re welcome Melissa! Thank you for the kind words. I can’t wait to share more warm weather patterns this spring and summer with you!
As always, you make a beautiful model and I just love this bucket hat for shielding the hot sun. Would even make a perfect fishing hat! Thank you so much, Alnaar.
Thank you so much for your kind words, Lenore! I’m thrilled to hear that you like the bucket hat design. It would definitely make a great fishing hat too! Your support means a lot to me and I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment on my blog post. Thanks again!
Is this worked in US terms
Hi Yvonne! Yes, my instructions are always in US terms 🙂