The crocheted cap turns out to be very beautiful and is suitable for a walk in the spring. If desired, you can make lighter versions from numerous meshes and easily use it as a summer option. More details on how to crochet such a headdress and what may be required for it later in the article. And also a small selection of crochet patterns.
What you need to knit a women's cap with a visor
The first thing you need for a cap is yarn. The choice will depend on the time for which the headdress is designed.
- For spring, pekhorka yarn is suitable, something with a low wool content.
- Summer models will be good, made of cotton thread, plus they conduct air well and will not be hot in them.
The knitter uses a hook that is convenient for making according to his own preferences. But it is also worth paying attention to the thickness, which always depends on the thread. More often, manufacturers display the hook number on the skeins themselves.
It will be a little more difficult for a beginner to make a visor.Since many models will require additional strengthening. For this, craftsmen often use denser fabric and stitch the shape of the visor in several layers. But if you wish, you can make models that are close to store-bought ones, you just need to get special molds made of porous plastic. You can also make a visor from cardboard. Short patterns can be made without any support at all, especially if they are made with a dense thread and a dense pattern.
How to knit a women's cap with a visor
To complete this you will need beautiful fabric patterns. Below is a small selection of patterns that knitters most often use in their work.
Important! When choosing a pattern, you should pay attention to the season for which the work is designed.
Basic patterns
A selection of original ideas for a crochet cap.
This is a knob that can be used for the bottom and visor. It will be very unusual. You can decorate with small beads.
Single crochet mesh. It is advisable to use for thin thread and summer products.
Combined pattern of double crochet stitches and cones.
This work resembles an elastic band, all thanks to the convex elements in the work. They are marked with special hooks.
A pattern of openwork and fancy weaves. It is suitable for both summer and spring models.
Step-by-step instructions for knitting a cap
Spring model made of blue thread of thick cotton. With openwork inserts and a dense crown. The visor will require a special form.
Use:
- cotton yarn of medium thickness;
- hook;
- mold made of porous plastic for a cap.
Measurements. Measure the head circumference and depth for the headdress. There is no need to make any additions. This model barely covers the ears. To measure the visor, a ready-made sample form will be used.
Sample. Knit a small square fabric using a hook corresponding to the number and pattern for the cap. In this case, it is better to use two patterns: an openwork insert and a canvas for the crown - this is a bottom pattern with single crochets. Next, calculate the knitting density for the work and determine how many loops are required for the circle and how many rows will need to be made in depth.
Top of the head. You should start working with a circle according to the diagram. It is advisable to create an amigurumi ring as the first element. This way the middle will be denser and there will be no holes in the work. Next, knit according to the pattern to the desired size and later make an openwork insert. The last two rows are best done with single crochets.
Visor. Tie the visor using single crochets. You can knit two pieces and then use a connecting seam to combine the work using a hook. There will be a mold inside.
The final stage is assembly and decoration
To assemble, you will need to sew on the visor with neat stitches. As for decoration, you can use an inconspicuous emblem. And for those who like bright and catchy details, trim it with large beads and rhinestones.
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