Moonbeam Beanie Crochet Pattern

The Moonbeam Beanie crochet pattern is a wonderful hat design for both men and women! It features a subtle texture that is fairly easy to work! The Moonbeam Beanie design features one of my favourite stitches: the herringbone stitch. This stitch when turned at the end of each round resembles little braids. It is an easy way to add a bit of variety and texture to a design.
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Skill Level: Easy
Gauge: 18 sts x 12 rows of hhdc = 4 inches
Finished Size: 9 x 9 inches laid flat, 20-23 inch circumference
Yarn: Colour Theory by Lion Brand® Yarn (100% acrylic; 246 yds/225 m; 3.5oz/100 g; (4) Medium/worsted weight), 1.5 balls of Moon Beam.
Hook: Size G/7 (4.5 mm) Hook. Adjust hook size if necessary to obtain correct gauge
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Sarah

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Hello everyone! The voice over for round 4 of the hat body is missing (at about 9:42 in the video)! The written instructions are as follows: Rnd 4: Ch 1, hhdc in the same st as joining and in each st around. Join with a sl st in the 1st st, ch 1, TURN I apologize for the inconvenience! Sarah

[@Whistlebritches1]

No need to apologize, even without the sound you can clearly see what to do. 😊 Sarah, I love all of your work, everything is beautiful!!!!! You are one of the BEST teachers on KZbin, if not THE best! Your tutorials are so good, the way you talk and explain what you're doing. Your videos are not filmed directly above your work, your camera is exactly where it should be, It's as if I am looking through your eyes at your work. Please don't ever stop making your crochet tutorials. Thank you for all of your hard work you put into making them?!!!

[@sisterpamop]

The rich texture makes this quite elegant.

[@rona520]

Lots of Thanks i made it . Its wonderful ❤

[@MaryCornelius24]

Sara! Thank you so much! Is beautiful beanie..

[@porkchop8542]

Thanks for sharing this beautiful hat tutorial, easy to follow. Love it.❤

[@noeliaortiz2974]

Just lovely. The texture is amazing! Thanks for showing us how to make this beautiful hat.

[@traciperdue]

So pretty! Thanks for sharing! Have a good night!

[@gloriaspratt2002]

Once again a beautiful pattern. Thank you.

[@livdream6271]

I love this pattern!! I love all your work. I got away from crochet because I got tired of just SC or DC. I love how you make textures! You are the Queen of textures!! Thank you!

[@niksand1713]

So nice, thanks

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

You’re welcome!

[@wastelandllama6241]

Gorgeous 😍, I'm gonna have to try this one. Thank you for uploading

[@teenageenaballerina8350]

LOVE this hat! So I’m headed to the yarn store for the right yarn NOW!❤ Thank you so much for this wonderfully detailed video!

[@francescachristensen4918]

Thank you so much. Just finished making this for my nephew. He loves it! God bless you ❤️

[@tinastalion6266]

This is such a pretty beanie with all the texture & love the brim. The brim looks close to be knitted. 😊 I also like it that it can be worn my men & women….that’s awesome! I have some men’s beanies that I have to make for Christmas presents….I will definitely be using this pattern. Love this pattern and thank you for the great tutorial!! 😊🧶

[@eveenglish23]

Thank you for sharing your skills, very easy to work with you on your tutorial. 😍

[@r4rekha804]

Thanks a lot .. beautiful pattern on right time ♥️

[@mzmary721]

I love this beanie! It looks knitted but it is crochet. It is a really beautiful piece of work!!!

[@Dawnshipley66]

I love that stitch thank you sharing!

[@valentinacontreras8292]

Love it 🥰 ❤ beautiful and elegant!

[@NJNUNEZ]

It's gorgeous.

[@hummbird1372]

Another wonderful hat pattern, thank you for sharing!

[@virginiachai5697]

I love that this could work well for men or women, thanks Sarah for your wonderful patterns and super helpful video tutorials. They sure help beginners like me.

[@rpaulcreations7602]

I have made this design twice n I would love to make many more ❤thank you for sharing your ideas , it was an excellent pattern to make .thanks once again ❤

[@dhanaganeshan7386]

You are so good in your explanation thank you so much

[@ygmacrocheter5859]

I have that yarn,so I'm gonna make this beautiful hat. Thank you.

[@scatslady2587]

This is a beautiful pattern. I can't wait to give it a try - thank you!

[@TheFlyingGerbil]

You have such lovely hat designs I’d love to make but my mum’s asked for a plain up and down ribbed beanie. Think I’ll have to look at a nice ear warmer I can make to go with it just using the middle of one of the designs.

[@yulisa9863]

Wow thats beautiful I wanna make it.

[@marthajaramillo9787]

Love this hat. I’ll definitely make this hat.

[@rupamsaini4808]

I made it and it came out as a beautiful pattern

[@yvonnecrochet]

Very detailed guidance

[@janetking1509]

Absolutely love it ❤

[@michellenash6802]

Thank you for doing slst for the brim. I think it looks nicer/more professional than using sc/hdc sts. Love the hat. Ty for sharing.

[@maureenandrews2909]

Love it I like the slip stich band of the hat looks like its knitted. I see your using a furl hook ,I just ordered a few haven't received them yet can't wait looks like it's going to be a great hook. Thanks for sharing love your patterns and videos. Love your patience and detailed instructions.

[@jeangrissom1071]

This is beautiful work! I appreciate your attention to detail, and logical steps in the design. I have some LB Color Theory that will be perfect. Wonderful video! ❤

[@suyapajimenez516]

How come it’s the first time I found your channel. 😃you have pretty knittings .😊

[@dianedorrance6381]

I love the hat

[@maidagillani1074]

It's beautiful.... 💖

[@michellemorris8943]

Like this pattern, thank you

[@mrsajmal5450]

So beautiful mam❤

[@sarahmimms3555]

No sound Sarah from the 9:43 through the 11:02 mark.

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Thank you so much for pointing it out! I will make another copy! In the meantime the written instructions are: Rnd 4: Ch 1, hhdc in the same st as joining and in each st around. Join with a sl st in the 1st st, ch 1, TURN

[@sarahmimms3555]

❤❤

[@NourKhadraoui-r1o]

Anyone knows why when i work with the slip stitch, the whole piece juste feels SO TIGHT?

[@mollybatson5124]

I started this beautiful hat. I even finally mastered the SS headband, but as I began my rows the hats looks larger than the band. Please let me know what I did wrong. I even did a stitch count. It like fanned out!

[@debbiekafkalas-pg9kv]

Can all the brims to your beanies be done in a yarn over slip stitch

[@kristalinaarveras5701]

Bello Bello 😍

[@veggied4life]

Is there a crochet scarf to go with this hat?

[@jeannettewood695]

Is there a way to do this beanie with an invisible seam?

[@NourKhadraoui-r1o]

Please help😢 when I use slip stitch the whole pièce juste feels so tight 😮why?

[@carriesteere8164]

Are you slip stitching into the back bump on the foundation chain?

[@LGoodwillie]

This is a very nice beanie that can be unisex. Is there anyway you could give instructions for a larger size please?

[@CASHES87]

I think mines going to come out slouchy, I misread the instructions and crochets my fold-over brim together 😅

[@Marilyn-rw4ow]

Question please to clarify. In Round 2, HDC in next stitch, Round 3 , SC in next stitch, Rounds 4,5,6 stitch in same stitch as join Are round 2 and 3 correct, or should they also start in same stitch as join? Also, ch 1 and turn, then says to ch 1 - we don’t ch 1 again, correct? Thank you so much, love to get it right!

[@bsfagan13]

I just discovered this too. I'm guessing the video would be correct and the written pattern isn't. I'm marking out what's on the pattern that she doesn't use in the video. Since I don't see a clarification from her, I don't what else to do. I love this pattern too & want it to turn out as nice as hers.

[@LGoodwillie]

Hi help please? Row 4 & 5 of the pattern clearly say to HHDC into the same stitch as joining. However on the video on Tow 5 you joined with a slip stitch and starred you HHDC in the next stitch, I’m wondering why and how that would effect your stitch count? Thank you in advance. Anyone else have a question about that part???

[@bsfagan13]

I just discovered this too. I'm guessing the video would be correct and the written pattern isn't. I'm marking out what's on the pattern that she doesn't use in the video. Since I don't see a clarification from her, I don't know else to do. I love this pattern too & want it to turn out as nice as hers.

[@LGoodwillie]

@@bsfagan13 Honestly Brenda I don’t even remember what I did since it’s been awhile now. It is disheartening when designers do not respond to reasonable questions. Good Luck.

[@bsfagan13]

@@LGoodwillieYes it is. I love her patterns. I had questions for another designer and she did answer about a week later. Thank you.

[@LGoodwillie]

@@bsfagan13 I love her patterns too. Granted I see typos in my question but I felt it was a valid one. I’ve had other designers actually answer my questions or just thank me for a comment which is very nice and very much appreciated. I do understand that not all questions are valid ones. I also understand they must get countless questions but I’ve seen many that were answered in the actual tutorial not necessarily here but I see it frequently. I do believe and wish they could try to answer valid questions. I’m very sorry I can’t help you Brenda as it so long ago that I made this and I would not venture to guess and be wrong.

[@1stLadyEricaB]

Hello. Do you have any guides on how to adjust the sizes to fit kids? All of your patterns are nice but they’re only for adults.

[@WatchTashi]

If you know how to crochet then it's not difficult to change sizes to fit. Measure the head and adjust accordingly. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@suongvo48]

Thank you, where can I buy the Pom Pom from?

[@cynthiawilson8294]

Good morning! At the 16:48 mark where you say hdc2tog, what you actually demonstrated was a hdcsctog because you didn’t yo (at what would have been step 4 of the hdc2tog) before inserting the hook into the next stitch. A hdc2tog ends with pulling through 5 loops on the hook, not 4 loops as you demonstrated. Still watching…

[@cynthiawilson8294]

Your hhdc2tog also omits what would have been the second yo of the stitch; resulting in a hhdcsctog. My question is: Do you think it appreciably affects the continuity of the row height?

[@frankraus6782]

How many inches is your initial chain of 26? I can't get a chain greater than 6 inches. I've tried several different yarns and hook sizes.

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Yes, the foundation chain for the brim should be about 6 inches (in order to give you space to fold it up). If you would like a longer foldable brim you may add more stitches. I recommend 13 if you do not wish to fold it up.

[@BADRUBULDURA]

😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@sarahcook340]

No sound tow three

[@SazzzyNat89]

12:14

[@inesbelling5408]

Ton fällt aus ab 7:32

[@hopeciccaerllo_delrio126]

We lost your voice your voice isn't taped

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Yes, I realized after it had been live for a bit. I have pinned the written instructions for that row at the top of the comments :)

[@inesbelling5408]

No sound