Granny Square Bucket Hat Pattern Free Crochet Pattern

Granny Square Bucket Hat Pattern. (FREE) This is an easy-to-understand written Crochet Pattern to help you crochet the fabulous Granny Square Bucket hat.

The model is wearing the Crochet Granny Square Hat

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How TO make The Granny Square Bucket Hat any size 

TO get the right size for you measure your head around and divide by 4 (minus 1 inch off each for a border)
= the width and height of the squares for the hatband. 

To make the Granny Square hat You will need 4 Granny Squares to create the Hatband.  

However, You can easily adjust the sizing of the hat. 

I have made a woman's medium that fits my daughter and myself perfectly.

Model is wearing the Granny Square Bucket Hat 

This pattern will show you how to crochet the crown /TOP of the granny square hat, connect the granny square to the actual hat, and how crochet the Bucket hat brim to turn it into a granny bucket hat with squares.

If you wanted to crochet just a granny square Beanie Hat then follow these instructions but do NOT seam the sides of the squares when joining, just sew them together in slip stitch and omit the Brim.

Believe it or not, we have been inundated with requests for the Crochet granny square bucket hats. made from Granny Squares especially for the upcoming Festivals in the summer!

The crochet granny bucket hat pattern is really easy, crochet 4 granny square inserts, connect them to the top of the hat and brim, and this crochet granny bucket IS going to be the MAIN event!

It appears the granny crochet hat is going to be THE essential festival headwear.
The louder the color combinations the BETTER.
Easily spotted for miles around! Or how about the MULTI coloured festival bucket hat

FREE Bucket Hat Pattern HERE

Not only are the bucket hats stylish but the full brim it helps shadow your face from the intense sun (Uk fingers crossed) and we all know at festivals or fun days out the sunscreen and remembering to apply it is usually last on our minds as the festival atmosphere drags you in.

I can tell the younger generation are ready to party this year as we all try to get back to some kind of normality.

I also have a free crochet pattern for a Plain Black Bucket hat. 

This gives me the original 90s aesthetic vibe. And Crocheting the bucket hat Takes me back to my dancing days. SO I'm delighted it came around again

FREE BUCKET HAT CROCHET PATTERN HERE 

and if you fancy crocheting a daisy flower granny square hat 

You can view the FREE crochet Flower granny Bucket Hat Pattern HERE 

To make a Granny Square Hat with Brim

• You will need 4  granny squares 
• Each Square will be made with 5 rounds. 
• Each Square to measure 5.5 inches across 5.5 inches in height

The Colour combinations are totally personal to you the creator meaning each granny hat you crochet will be 100% unique to you the wearer or buyer. 

This is a HUGE selling point for these hats made famous and being seen on the catwalk. 

There are fantastic Stashbusting Crochet Projects. 

I've made so many variations of the bucket that. Like the Daisy Flower Bucket hat seen here worn by my friends daughter. 

This bucket hat  is a FREE crochet pattern available on my website 
Daisy Flower Crochet Bucket Hat pattern 

For a summer bucket hat, I suggest you use a 4.00mm hook and Double knit yarn. 

How can you crochet a hat that fits You? It is Actually really easy to work out. 

• I have made this Granny Square bucket hat to fit 22 inches around 
• If you are making the diameter of the hat should measure about 7" at the crown
• If you want to make for a smaller size/ larger 
• the total circumference of head Divided ( ÷)   by 3.14 = Diameter

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my estimated GAUGE:  

3 sc = 1" 

3 rows = 1". 

Please NOTE: I am a very loose crocheter. (please adjust if necessary) 

I used double knit weight yarn to crochet the granny squares, 

then I used an ARAN BLACK yarn  for the MAIN HAT 

This is for a few reasons, I liked the feel of the double crochet granny squares for their lightness for summer wear but to get a good stable hat with a brim I went with an Aran weight. 

I have chosen to start the squares with an easier method than the magic ring.   To make granny squares you do not need to know how to crochet a magic ring. 

How to crochet the Granny SQUARES:  (Make 4)   

NOTES:
•  Pattern is written in US Terms 
• You do not need to start the granny squares with a magic ring, 
• in Chosen color, and starting at the center,  ch 4. Working INTO the first chain you made create the whole of Round 1 in the same space. 
• Each corner will have (3dc, chain 3, 3dc) 
• There is NO chain spaces along the sides of the 3dc shells  
• you will work between these 2 sets of shell stitches 
• to create the NEXT 3dc cluster. 
• Increasing 1 3dc cluster each side per round. 
• So If you want to make these bigger just keep increasing 1 x 3dc cluster 
•  3dc shell (3dc worked into same space)
• Ch3 counts as first dc of first 3dc shell

Rnd 1: Ch 3, work 2 dc in the first chain you made. 

 (ch 3, 3-dc shell in the ring) 3 times, 

 join with slst to top of ch-3. 

PULL tight to close and fasten in ends 

Join to top of ch 3 to finish this round; 

Break off yarn.

Rnd 2:  Join new color  

sl st in any ch 3 corner , ch 3,

in the same space work 2 dc, ch 3 and 3 dc (first corner), 

* in next ch 3 space work *3dc, ch3, 3dc* * (second corner)

 Repeat from * twice more; 

Join with an slst to top of ch3 to finish this round

 ( 4 corner shells ) 

Rnd 3:  Join the next color  

SL st in any ch3 corner, work 2 dc, ch3,  3 dc (the first corner made), 

*in next space between the shells of the corners  work 3dc, 

in next ch3 space make  *3 dc, ch3, 3dc*  (next corner made). 

Repeat from * * around

Join with a slst to top of ch3 to finish this round.

 ( 4 corner shells and sides have 1 x 3dc shells) 

Rnd 4: Join the next color  

sl st in any ch-1 sp, ch 3, in the same sp work 

 2 dc, ch3, and 3 dc = first corner made ), 

*3dc shell in next space, 3dcshell in next,

skip to next ch3 space and work 

(3dc, ch 3, 3 dc = next corner made ).*

Repeat from * * around

Join with an slst to top of ch3 to finish this round

 ( 4 corner shells and sides have 2x 3dcshells) 

Rnd 6:  working in your chosen MAIN hat color) 

join with slip stitch in any stitch along all 4 edges. 

Work 3 sc in ch-1 corner sp, 

work sc in each dc and ch-1 sp around, 

working 3 sc in each remaining corner sp; 

join with Sl st to first sc. 

Break off. 

Assembling the Squares. 

Line up your finished granny squares in your preferred color choices, and we will attach the granny squares by holding 2 wrong SIDES together, 

join by slip stitching along the side from one corner to the other. 

Slip stitch along the seams ot join 

(this gives the hat more structure and a patchwork granny like effect)  

Alternative: If you do not like the structured bucket hat look then simply hold the wrong sides together and sew the 4 granny squares into a long length side by sides 

DO NOT complete the circle just yet! Leaving the LAST side unstitched to sew up later 

I like to attach the Band of colorful Granny squares in a line first so as I can have some wiggle room to make sure it's attached to the Hats headpiece evenly. 

We will sew the LAST sides together once we have attached to the crown. 

Put your length of granny squares to one side. 

In your main color, and using a 400mm hook With Aran weight yarn 

(again I am a loose crocheter so to ensure you reach your expected hat circumference) 

 NOTES: An easy way to reach the right top circumference- you can then manipulate the length of joined squares to meet the right measurement) 

 Don't freak out but the maths is really quite simple yet it took me years to understand Pi?  my maths teacher should be so proud I now know it. 

Head circumference =22inches 

Divide by Pi (3.14) = 7 inchhes

How to crochet the TOP OF CROWN for the bucket Hat: 

Starting at the top, 

Do NOT join Rounds 

ch 2. 

Rnd 1:  Work 7 sc into 1st chain. )7sc)

Rnd 2:  Work 2 sc in each sc around (14 sc). 

Rnd 3: * Sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc.  Repeat from * around (21sc). 

Rnd 4: * Sc in next 2 sts, 2 sc in next sc.  Repeat from * around (28sc). 

Rnd 5: * Sc in next 3 sts, 2 sc in next sc.  Repeat from * around (35sc). 

Rnd 6: * Sc in next 4 sts, 2 sc in next sc.  Repeat from * around (42sc). 

Rnd 7: * Sc in next 5 sts, 2 sc in next sc.  Repeat from * around (49sc). 

Rnd 8:  * Sc in next 6 sts, 2 sc in next sc.  Repeat from * around (56sc). 

Rnd 9:    * Sc in next 7 sts, 2 sc in next sc.  Repeat from * around (63sc). 

Rnd 10: Sc in each dc around; join. Break off. 

With your joined squares attatch the crown with pins and make sure it sits 

evenly Evenly around the CROWN  

With your MAIN colour slip stitch to join both pieces around. 

You can now Slip stitch down the

How to make the brim for the Crochet Granny Square Hat

With the right side of the crown facing you, using Black (or your own chosen color), 

NOTES: 

• Join Yarn in Any stitch of Joined Granny Squares. 
• You will work 1 stitch into the sides and INTO the seam of joined squares. 
• DO not slip to join, work in continuous rounds, use a marker to keep track of rounds starting and finishing

Rnd 1: Working in the FRONT loops only,

work 1 single Crochet evenly spaced along the lower edge 

of the joined squares (refer to notes above) 

Rnd 2: 

sc in same sc, *sc in next 9 sc stitches, 2sc in next sc* 

Repeat from *  to * around (you may have less stitches than required just work around until marker) 

Rnd 3: 

sc in same sc, *sc in next 10 sc stitches, 2sc in next sc* 

Repeat from *  to * around.  (you may have less stitches than required just work around until marker) 

Rnd 4: 

sc in same sc, *sc in next 11 sc stitches, 2sc in next sc* 

Repeat from *  to * around.  (you may have fewer stitches than required just workaround until the marker) 

Rnd 5: sc in each stitch around, Fasten off

Weave in ends

The completed Crochet Bucket Granny Square Hat 

How about a Fabulous Granny Square Hooded Balaclava as your Next Crochet pattern to try 

This is a FREE crochet pattern available on my website HERE 

Hooded Balaclava made with Granny Squares (Free written pattern) 

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