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1920’s Snowflake Cloche Hat Crochet Pattern

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I’ve always believed that we are all like snowflakes, different in our own unique and beautiful way!

Sadly I know most people don’t realize just how special they are, due to horrible circumstances such as bullying, poverty, slavery or abuse. 
However, whether they feel lonely, unloved or unintelligent doesn’t mean they are any less valuable. Every person is precious, and should be treated accordingly. 
As Einstein once said, “The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything.” Yes, I agree it’s extremely hard to be brave enough to stand up against unfair treatment of another human being, which is why I love how Audrey Hepburn put it.. “As you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands, one for helping yourself, the other for helping others.“
After all, a true act of kindness lies within the act of giving without the expectation of ever getting anything in return…

What You’ll Need

3.50mm Crochet Hook
4.50mm Crochet Hook
150g Worsted Yarn {10ply} – I used Drops Paris
1 Jewel Button {1″ x 1″}
Scissors
Tapestry/Wool Needle

Colours

{This is the list of colours I used}
Off White

Light Ice Blue

Finished Size
Fits 13 Years & Up
Hat Circumference – 22.5″ {57cm}

Gauge
 5 Stitches & 3 Rows in Camel Double Crochet  = 1 Inch


Pattern

Hat
Round 1~ Taking your 3.50mm crochet hook and worsted yarn (Light Ice Blue), start of by making a Slip Knot, then crochet 2 Chains. Crochet 10 Double Crochets in the first chain you made. You should
have 10 stitches now. Do not slip stitch into the first double crochet of this round. 
Round 2~ Start crocheting in the first stitch from the previous round. {Note: For the rest of the pattern you’ll continue working in spiral rounds instead of normal rounds. I’d suggest using a stitch marker} Crochet 2 Camel Double Crochets into the first stitch. Crochet 2 Camel Double Crochets into every stitch all around. You should have 20 stitches now. {Note: I have an easy video tutorial below on how to crochet the camel stitch.}

Round 3~ Start crocheting in the first stitch from the previous round. Crochet 2 Camel Double Crochets into the first stitch. *Crochet 1 Camel Double Crochet in the next stitch. Crochet 2 Camel Double Crochets in the next stitch. Repeat from
the * all around. You should have 30 stitches now.

Round 4~ Start crocheting in the first stitch from the previous
round. Crochet 2 Camel Double Crochets into the first stitch. *Crochet 1 Camel Double Crochet in the next 2 stitches. Crochet 2 Camel Double Crochets in the next stitch. Repeat from
the * all around. You should have 40 stitches now.
Round 5~ Repeat round 4, but crochet 1 Camel Double Crochet in 3 stitches, instead of 2 between increases. You should have 50 stitches now.
Round 6~ Repeat round 4, but crochet 1 Camel Double Crochet in 4 stitches, instead of 2 between increases. You should have 60 stitches now.
Round 7~ Repeat round 4, but crochet 1 Camel Double Crochet in 5 stitches, instead of 2 between increases. You should have 70 stitches now.
Round 8~ Repeat round 4, but crochet 1 Camel Double Crochet in 6 stitches, instead of 2 between increases. You should have 80 stitches now.
Round 9 – 20~ Start crocheting in the first stitch from the previous
round. Crochet 1 Camel Double Crochet into every stitch all around. 
Round 21~ Start crocheting in the first stitch from the previous
round. Crochet 1 Camel Single Crochet into every stitch all around.
Round 22~ Start crocheting in the first stitch from the previous
round. Crochet 2 Camel Half Double Crochets into the first stitch. *Crochet 1 Camel Half Double Crochet in the next 7 stitches. Crochet 2 Camel Half Double Crochets in the next stitch. Repeat from
the * all around. You should have 90 stitches now.
Round 23~ Repeat round 22, but crochet 1 Camel Half Double Crochet in 8 stitches,
instead of 7 between increases. You should have 100 stitches now.
Round 24~ Repeat round 22, but crochet 1 Camel Half Double Crochet in 9 stitches,
instead of 7 between increases. You should have 110 stitches now.
Round 25~ Repeat round 22, but crochet 1 Camel Half Double Crochet in 10 stitches,
instead of 7 between increases. You should have 120 stitches now.
Round 26~ Repeat round 22, but crochet 1 Camel Half Double Crochet in 11 stitches,
instead of 7 between increases. You should have 130 stitches now.
Round 27~ Repeat round 22, but crochet 1 Camel Half Double Crochet in 12 stitches,
instead of 7 between increases. You should have 140 stitches now.
Round 28~ Repeat round 21. Slip Stitch into the last stitch.
Fasten off, and weave in loose ends.

Flower
This flower is crocheted in 2 separate parts, and then sewn together.

Small Flower
Taking your 3.50mm crochet hook and worsted yarn (off white), start of by making a Slip Knot, then crochet 2 Chains.
Round 1~
Crochet 4 Single Crochets into the second chain from your hook. Slip Stitch into the first single crochet. You should have 4 stitches now.
Round 2~ Chain 1, crochet 2 Single Crochets in the same stitch. Crochet 2 Single Crochets in every stitch all around. Slip Stitch into the first single crochet. You should have 8 stitches now.
Round 3~ In the first stitch, *crochet 10 Chains. Crochet 1 Single Crochet into the 2nd chain from your hook. Crochet 1 Half Double Crochet in the next chain. Crochet 1 Double Crochet in the next chain. Crochet 1 Triple Crochet in the next 2 chains. Crochet 1 Double Crochet in the next chain. Crochet 1 Half Double Crochet in the next chain. Crochet 1 Single Crochet in the next chain. Skip 1 chain. Slip Stitch into the next stitch of this round. Repeat from
the * all around. You should have 8 petals now.
Fasten off, and weave in loose ends.

Large Flower
Taking your 4.50mm crochet hook and worsted yarn (off white), start of by making a Slip Knot, then crochet 2 Chains.
Round 1~
Crochet 8 Half Double Crochets into the second chain from your hook. Slip Stitch into the first half double crochet. You should have 8 stitches now.
Round 2~ Chain 1, crochet 2 Half Double Crochets in the same stitch. Crochet 2 Half Double Crochets in every stitch all around. Slip Stitch into the first half double crochet. You should have 16 stitches now.
Round 3~
In the first stitch, *crochet 11 Chains. Crochet 1 Single Crochet into
the 2nd chain from your hook. Crochet 1 Half Double Crochet in the next
chain. Crochet 1 Double Crochet in the next chain. Crochet 1 Triple Crochet in the next 3 chains. Crochet 1 Double Crochet in the next
chain. Crochet 1 Half Double Crochet in the next chain. Crochet 1 Single Crochet in the next chain. Skip 1 chain. Slip Stitch into the next
stitch of this round. Repeat from
the * 7 times. You should have 8 petals now. {Note: You only want petals on one half of the large flower, not both.}
Fasten off, and weave in loose ends.

Taking your tapestry needle, sew the small flower on top of the large flower. Now sew the finished flower onto the hat, making sure it’s off center and that the bottom petals are right along the edge.
Now sew your jewel button in the center of the flower.


Hope you all enjoyed this pattern for a fashionable flapper hat!

If you did crochet this, please post a photo of your creation onto my Facebook Page.
I’d love to see it!
Have a lovely day crocheting,

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  1. My daughter and I love this style,She likes stripes,I can crochet but stripes is challenging when hiding the ends,you have any tips?,I have tried just crocheting over them and after washing they show up.I hope you can help

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  5. I love your pattern! Two questions: Is the Drops Paris yarn 150 worsted yarn cotton? And when I google Drops Paris yarn I don't see the Sky Blue color? Where can I order the Drops yarn you used?

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    • I followed the pattern and it didn't turn out like the hat that is shown. It was a different look and it was definitely not a cloche. Is this the right pattern to the picture of the hat you posted?

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  8. Thanks for the pattern and the video on making a camel stitch. This is great and I have to try making a hat or two for my granddaughters, maybe more if they love them.. I only wonder why someone as beautiful as you doesn't smile in any of these pictures. I just know that you have a beautiful smile and I would love to see that. The idea of making these for someone who is going through chemo is a great idea from the poster before me. Thanks again.

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  10. Thank you for the pattern, or for that matter all of the lovely patterns her at your site. Now to get busy and make one for each of my daughters-of-my-heart and new granddaughter.

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  11. Thank you SO much for a wonderful tutorial! I will probably have to come back once I'm actually crocheting but now feel confident.

    Rewriting the pattern will require me to come back. LOL

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  13. My dear girl! This pattern was worth it just to read your paragraph on self value. So many young people weren't taught and therefore are not passing kindness and human values on to the next generation. Thank you so much. Barbara

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  16. Hello, I’m trying to view pattern for 1920’s Snowflake cloche hat crochet pattern. You’re Pinterest website won’t let me view it. It just leads me to this comment section. I’ve tried your website also and cannot find it.

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  17. So delighted to have found you! I love your patterns, but haven’t tried to make one yet. Thank you so much!

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  18. I have worsted yarn and was going to try to knit a hat like this, but I like this pattern so much. Will change plans and use your crochet pattern. Thank you for the stitch video! Look forward to email posts,

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  19. Your video does not explain how to do a camel single or double crochet stitch. It shows only the camel half double. Please explain what you mean by a camel single and a camel double. The single and double crochet stitches do not have a third loop. I bought the yarn to make this hat and now I can’t make it because nobody else on the Internet seems to know what you mean either.

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