Bonnets and Berets - Product Review PB044

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Hats finish an outfit, or keep your head warm when it is cold. Girls like wearing hats as much as adults. Choose the Bonnets and Berets pattern to create four colorful patterns that will keep your little one looking fashionable all year long. This adorable crochet hat set includes a blue beret, a pink beret, a white bonnet with a rose, and a beige bonnet with a bow. Make the hats using the suggested yarn colors, and then change it up by using different color. Soon your little girl will have a whole set of hats to match every outfit in her wardrobe. The Bonnets and Berets designs also make great gifts. Hats are quick and fun to make, which is why you will love making all four of these designs over and over.

Bonnets and Berets is an easy crochet hat pattern. Beginners will have fun making one of these as a first project. Carol Ballard designed each hat with simplicity and style all rolled into one. The berets are made to fits a smaller head with a circumference of 14 inches to 19 inches. The bonnets are slightly larger and fit a head with an 18 inch to 22 inch circumference. The Bonnets and Berets pattern includes instructions for all four styles using a worsted weight yarn. Add the ribbon and flower embellishments to these cute hats and make them special for any occasion, or leave them off for a casual look. These hats also make great gifts for any little girl in your life.

Skill: Easy

Design by: Carol Ballard

Size: Berets made to fit 14" - 19" head; Bonnets made to fit 18" - 22" head

Happy Crocheting,
Maggie
http://www.MaggiesCrochet.com

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