This pattern is for an ADULT sized hat (please see measurements given in the details)

Whether you’re a hedge witch, cottage core vibing, Renaissance Festival patron, fairy in training, costume loving, or just a fan of flowers or nature- then this is the hat pattern for you!
This pattern gives written instruction for you to make your own petaled flower bucket hat.

Pattern includes photos for technique clarification, major steps, and assembly- this pattern does not contain photos for every repeating step.
The pattern booklet is in a PDF format (and is 15 pages).

Pattern is written in US terminology (with Canadian spelling)

Level: Advanced beginner/early intermediate (stitches are simple, but confidence and patience are needed- including with sewing. Basic knowledge of gauge is helpful when choosing yarn)
Finished size: FOR ADULTS (approximate measurements-yarn dependent)
Inner diameter- 23” to 23 ½”
Inner depth- 7” 7 ½”
Brim- 2” to 2 ¾” (your choice- instructions given for both)

THIS PATTERN MAY NOT BE RESOLD: you may not resell or redistribute this pattern in part or in whole.
You may sell your creations from this pattern- online, in person, and on a commission basis: please credit CuteCreepyCrochet for the pattern (and please feel free to share your creations on social media- if you wish to tag, please use CuteCreepyCrochet on IG, Ravelry, and Facebook. I’d love to see what you’ve come up with!)

Supplies:
• 4mm hook (or hook required for gauge/tension)
• Stitch markers, or similar (optional)
• Yarn needle (for sewing petals)
• Worsted weight Yarn (weight- Medium/4) – 224 yards/204 meters for crown colour, 109 yards/100 meters for brim, 109 yards/100 meters for petals (all amounts approx.)

Stitches/Abbreviations Used- US terminology
• St: stitch
• Ch: chain
• Sl st: slip stitch
• MR: magic ring/Magic circle
• Sc: single crochet
• Inc: regular increase (two single crochet stitches in one stitch)
• Dc inc: increase with double crochets (two double crochets in one stitch)
• 5 dc CL: 5 double crochet cluster (indicated as CL in pattern for ease of reading)
• BLO: back loop only
• FLO: front loop only
• F/O: finish or fasten off
• Numbers in brackets at the end of the row dictate the number of stitches you should have e.g.- the first round of the hat will have (10) stitches.