Yes, a crochet hat that stretches! The Honeyberry hat celebrates the half-double crochet and includes a unique foundation row with some give. It’s fully reversible, with one side looking like a beehive (hence the honey) and the other side looking a bit like a blackberry!

This pattern uses about 110 grams of super-bulky yarn and works up in an hour or two. I’ve included photos to help you get through the first couple of rows. The last page is printer-friendly and includes no photos. There’s no sewing and no seam!

Stitches Used / Abbreviations:
CH: chain
HDC: half-double crochet
FLO: front loop only
INC: increase
DEC: decrease
SL ST: slip stitch

Gauge:
4 scs x 4 rows (not counting foundation chain as a row)
= 5.5 cm x 5.5 cm

Size:
Adult (7.5 inches from crown to brim)