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Top-down Crochet Beanie Crown
A chain ring is surrounded by five rings of 8, 16, 24, 32 and 40 US double-crochet symbols. Layout study, not complete instructions.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Estimated time
- About 5 h
A planning estimate; your pace, materials, size, and finishing may change it.
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- Format
- Editable Chart Maker snapshot
- Includes
- Exact chart, visual sample, equipment starting points, difficulty, time estimate, and adaptation notes
- Not included
- A graded full pattern, guaranteed fit, row-by-row instructions, fixed yarn quantities, and safety certification

About this template
A chain ring is surrounded by five rings of 8, 16, 24, 32 and 40 US double-crochet symbols. Their radial placement is a crown-layout study; it does not specify shared insertion points, joins or turning chains, and it cannot guarantee a flat circle. Test the increase rate with the intended yarn and hook before planning diameter, fit and side depth.
Make it yours
Change the starting count or stitch height, stop increasing at the measured crown diameter, then add non-increase rounds for depth and a tested edge treatment.
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Recommended equipment
These are practical starting choices for this template. Check your material label, work a sample where relevant, and adjust the tool size for the result you want.
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Crochet hook
5 mm regular crochet hook, adjusted after measuring a crown swatch.
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Project yarn or thread
Medium-weight yarn with enough recovery for the intended hat fit and care requirements.
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Chart and locking stitch marker
Keep the editable chart visible and use a removable locking marker for the first stitch of a round or a repeat boundary.
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