Sirdar Throw Some Shade Bucket Hat Crochet Pattern
By Sirdar
Specifications
| Brand: | Sirdar |
| Yarn Weight: | DK | Light Worsted |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Pages: | 8 |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
| Finished Size: | Circumference: 55.5cm (22')' |
| Pattern Code: | 10834 |
| Featured Products: | Sirdar Stories Yarn - Cotton DK |
What you'll need
1 Select Size
Size: One Size
2 Select Colors
Sirdar Stories Yarn - Cotton DK
Eye Candy (844)
In stock
× $6.00
Sirdar Stories Yarn - Cotton DK
Iced Latte (831)
Out of stock — not added to kit
× $6.00
3 Accessories
Product Description
Sirdar Throw Some Shade Bucket Hat in Stories
What Is Being Made
The Sirdar Throw Some Shade Bucket Hat is a beginner-friendly crochet bucket hat available in four colorway variations. This one-size hat features a classic bucket silhouette with a structured brim, designed to be both fashionable and practical for summer wear. The design draws inspiration from the colours and textures of the Italian coast, specifically the Amalfi region, making it a stylish accessory suitable for casual and resort wear.
Crochet Techniques Used
This pattern employs fundamental crochet techniques appropriate for beginners. The primary stitch used throughout the hat is double crochet, which creates a dense, structured fabric ideal for maintaining the bucket hat's shape. The pattern involves working in rounds to build the crown and body of the hat, then shaping the brim. Colour work is incorporated through the use of two complementary yarn shades per hat, allowing crafters to create visual interest and depth without requiring complex colour-changing techniques.
Stitches Used
- Double Crochet (dc) – The foundational stitch used throughout the hat construction, worked in repeating sequences to build rows and rounds
Pattern Specifications
The hat is designed in one size with the following measurements:
- Circumference: 55.5 cm (22 inches)
- Depth: 9 cm (3½ inches), not including brim
Materials Required
This pattern is designed to be worked with Sirdar Stories, a cotton-rich blend yarn in double knitting (DK) weight. The cotton-rich composition provides a lightweight, breathable fabric that helps finished pieces maintain their shape while offering cool comfort ideal for summer wear.
Yarn Requirements:
- Yarn A: 1 ball (50g) – Available in four shade options depending on hat variation:
- Hat 1: Shade 844 Eye Candy
- Hat 2: Shade 846 Cloud Nine
- Hat 3: Shade 840 Fierce
- Hat 4: Shade 849 Fresh
- Yarn B: 1 ball (50g) – Available in two shade options:
- Hats 1 and 2: Shade 831 Iced Lattes
- Hats 3 and 4: Shade 833 Sandy Toes
Tools Required:
- 3.50 mm crochet hook (UK size 9 / US size E/4)
Tension Information
The pattern is worked at a tension of 20 stitches and 23 rows over 10 cm (4 inches) when using double crochet stitch with the specified 3.50 mm hook and Sirdar Stories yarn. Achieving correct tension is important for the hat to fit properly and maintain its intended shape and drape.
Design Features
The Sirdar Throw Some Shade Bucket Hat showcases four distinct colourway options, each combining a primary shade with a complementary accent shade. This variety allows crafters to choose a palette that suits their personal style, from the cool tones of Cloud Nine and Iced Lattes to the warm, coastal-inspired combination of Fresh and Sandy Toes. The two-colour construction adds visual dimension while remaining accessible to beginner crocheters.
About Sirdar
Sirdar is an established British yarn company founded in West Yorkshire in 1880, with a rich heritage in fashionable knit and crochet design. The company is known for its trend-led collections and commitment to quality. Sirdar patterns are triple-checked to guarantee successful outcomes when using the recommended Sirdar yarns, providing confidence to crafters of all skill levels.
Skill Level
This pattern is rated as beginner difficulty, making it suitable for those new to crochet or looking for a straightforward, rewarding project. The use of a single primary stitch and simple shaping techniques means that crafters can focus on developing fundamental crochet skills while creating a wearable, fashionable accessory.
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