Original since 2022 Sunflower Crochet Bucket Hat PATTERN (Digital PDF)

THIS IS A PDF DIGITAL CROCHET PATTERN not a finished product! Why is this hat pattern so cheap compared to my other patterns? Well I noticed that a number of new etsy sellers had copied not only the exact colours I used, but also my exact original pattern and that they were selling it so much more cheaply then me. At this price I honestly can barely pay the etsy fees! But I'm not happy that there is nothing I can do to stop these people copying my patterns except make the price cheaper, I guess it's worth a try, please support the original designer, I would really appreciate it if you actually read this description which many people don't!

If you are a crocheter who has been wanting make one of the cutest sunflower bucker hats around ,then finally due to popular demand I have made this pattern for you! Recently crochet hats have been so trendy and popular and this particular sunflower design has been super popular!

The pattern is written in US crochet terms and is suitable for an upper beginner level and upwards.

Use up your stash as this hat pattern only uses between 1-2 balls per colour.

The pattern consists of 11 pages of detailed step by step instructions with many many colour photos to accompany the instructions.

Yarn suggestions are given for possible yarns you can source in Australia, the USA and Europe and globally.

This pattern is designed to fit a head circumference of 55 - 58 cm, however by adding extra rows you can make it larger and by using a smaller size hook and thinner yarn you can make the pattern smaller, try 4 ply/fingering yarn if you would like to make the hat for children.

I have tried to make sure I answer every possible question in the pattern, however if you have any questions at all about the pattern, do feel free to message me either through etsy, my email or my Instagram account @crochetlovemelbourne.

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