Crochet Kit - Lace Panel Bucket Hat & Bag

Name: Crochet Kit - Lace Panel Bucket Hat & Bag
Brand: Lion Brand Yarn
SKU: B72484
Availability: InStock

SKU: B72484

The Lace Panel Bucket Hat and Bag show off pretty panels of lacy stitches. Make them both for a beautiful matching set! The pieces are crocheted with sturdy mercerized cotton yarn, and the lace panels are done in a simple pattern of shells and v-stitch.

Note: Instructions are included for finishing the bag with optional fabric lining and closure. These items are not available at lionbrand.com.

Pattern Designer

Kathy's Crochet Closet (Kathy Olivarez)

Pattern Designer Info

I’m Kathy, the designer and creator behind Kathy’s Crochet Closet! I started my crochet business in 2012 and quickly moved from selling finished pieces to selling my crochet designs. I focus on accessories that show off interesting stitch patterns and unique color stories. I’m a retired music teacher, and my hobbies are crochet, sewing, gardening, and music. I live in Illinois with my husband, Rich, where we enjoy spending time with our family.

Skill Level

Level 2 - Easy (Beginner+)

Project Type

Bag, Hat

Pattern Gauge

With G/4mm hook, 10 rows of 9 single crochet = 2 inches

Dimensions Detail

Hat dimensions: hat circumference 22”, fits an average size woman’s head;

Bag dimensions: bag is 10 ½” high and 11 ½“ wide, has a strap drop of 14”.

Pattern Yarn Weight

4 Medium / Worsted

Fiber

Cotton

Pattern Corrections

Pattern Craft

Crochet

Made For

Woman

Love this cute pattern!

I have a few bucket hat patterns. The lace panel is so cute and adds a touch of class to a summer necessity. The chemo patients who receive these love the look and feel, as well as the vibrant colors of 24/7 cotton yarn. Win-win!!

I have loved 24/7 since it was introduced, and I think it's the perfect cotton for both bags and hats. I chose the new color, vintage lilac, for Summer use. And my favorite stitch is any type of shells!

WHY TURN?

Do not understand why each round needs to be turned. It works just as well to slip stitch to join and the continue with the pattern. Would like to have read the pattern through before ordering.

Hi Jonna - working in joined & turned rounds, as the pattern calls for, will give the fabric a different look than if you worked in continuous spiral rounds, with no turning. Both are valid techniques, but the designer wanted the effect of alternating RS and WS rounds for this particular pattern. You can certainly modify it to be worked in continuous rounds, just be aware that it won't look exactly like the picture on the kit page.

Beautiful hand. Great drape.