This crochet pattern includes 8 sizes: 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 months, 1-4 years, 5-10 years, tween/teen, adult and large adult. It uses 8ply/DK weight yarn and a 5.5mm hook. The pattern is written in English using UK crochet terminology.

This sweet beanie is inspired by the gentle bluebell flower, but made in different colours it can look like a strawberry or even a pumpkin! Make it without the leafy top for a lovely, simple lace beanie, or use any of the three leafy stem variations. Including all sizes, this beanie would be perfect for sibling/family/mini & me matching photo shoots, and is also designed to coordinate with the Sweet Bluebell Bonnet for even more matching options!
The pattern is designed to provide an abundance of support so that even the novice crocheter can make the beanie.

PATTERN CONTENTS
The detailed 31-page pattern contains:
- detailed instructions including instructional photos and ‘handy hints’ for extra support

• both separate instructions for each of the 8 size options, and a compilation of instructions of all sizes in one pattern set.

• bonus stitch tutorials about the special stitches used in the pattern (FPtr, tr2tog, tr3tog). (Please note, the pattern does not include instructions for working the basic stitches, i.e. tr, ch etc.)

• a size chart including measurements of completed beanies

• instructions for creating a tension/guage swatch

• a stitch abbreviations chart

• this pattern has been pattern tested to ensure accuracy.

• The pattern includes permission for the maker to personally make and sell the completed bonnet. They must use their own photography and reference the designer of the pattern

STITCHES USED IN THE PATTERN
(UK terminology)
Stitches used in beanie: treble stitch, double crochet stitch, chain stitch, slip stitch, front post treble crochet (this last stitch is explained in an included stitch tutorial)
Stitches used in “leafy stem”: chain stitch, slip stitch, double crochet stitch, treble stitch, treble two together, and treble three together (these last two are decrease stitches and are explained in an included tutorial).