Free Frozen, Rapunzel, Disney Princess Crochet Hat Pattern

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Have you ever wanted to learn how to crochet these adorable Rapunzel, Frozen, Disney princess crochet hats? This is a perfect crochet pattern for beginners. I am so excited to share this free Rapunzel hat pattern with you today. It is one of my favorites and best sellers in the past! I am going to be writing out my favorite crochet patterns and sharing them with you here. So make sure you subscribe via email in the sidebar so you don't miss a post!

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Ziegler Photography - Brunette Rapunzel Photo

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Love.Cherish.Joy Photography - Red Head Rapunzel Photo

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{FREE PDF PATTERN DOWNLOAD HERE}

By: KatiesCrochetGoodies.com
*See copyright notice & terms of use at bottom of post*

Size: Newborn

View Additional sizes: (Newborn, 6-12 mon, 1-3 yrs, Child/Small Adult)

-Etsy

-Ravelry 

-Craftsy 

Gauge: 12 sts, 7 rows = 4” in dc with H (5mm) Hook

Finished Measurements: About 5” Height (crown to brim), 5 ¾” Wide

Materials:

H crochet Hook (5.00MM)

Larger Hook for Braids (K+)

80 yards Worsted Weight (4-medium weight) Yarn 

Abbreviation Guide:

St = Stitch

Sl st = Slip Stitch

DC = Double Crochet

Ch = Chain

RD = Round

How to read this pattern: This pattern is worked in rounds, each round is joined with a slip stitch.

Instructions:

HAT

Ch 4, sl st in 1^st ch to make a ring

RD 1: Ch 2, 13 dc into ring

RD 2: Ch 2, 2 dc in each st around

RD 3: Ch 2, dc in the same st, *1 in next st, 2 in next st* repeat around

RD 4-9: Ch 2, 1 dc in each st around

FLOWER

Ch 4, sl st in 1st ch to make a ring

RD1: Ch 2, 12 dc into ring

RD 2: Ch 2, 3 dc into same stitch, ch 2, sl st into next st, *ch2, 3dc into next st, sl st into next st* repeat around. (Total of 6 petals) Weave in ends. Leave a tail to attach to the hat. 

SIDE BRAIDS

You will need to cut 12 pieces of yarn for each braid (so cut 24 total). I made mine about 12 inches long per strand but I would do it longer next time, I'd suggest doing 15 inch pieces and then trimming at the end if you think it's too long.

Bunch the yarn pieces together and fold in half. Insert a larger hook into the side of hat (between 2 dcs in the last round) pull the yarn through there and then take the tails and pull through so that it makes a knot with the strands hanging down as shown below. Cut off bottoms to level out. Do the same on the other side! 

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