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Create a Warm Bear Cowl Hat for Kids with Our Easy Crochet Tutorial!

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How to Crochet a Bear Cowl Hat for Kids

When creating a cozy and whimsical winter accessory, crocheting a Children’s Bear Cowl Hat Pattern is a fun project that can provide extra warmth during the cold weather. In this free crochet pattern, we’ll guide you through crafting a lovely hooded cowl with adorable teddy bear ears. Whether you’re making it for your little girls, as a great gift, or for personal use, this cowl scarf pattern will surely be a hit.

To get started, you’ll need some basic supplies, including worsted-weight or bulky yarn, depending on your desired weight. The pattern suits different skill levels and incorporates simple stitches such as single crochet, double crochet, slip stitch, and the magic ring technique. You can choose your preferred yarn type, like merino wool, and use a large hook for faster progress.

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The cowl sections, which resemble an infinity scarf, are worked separately before being joined to create the hooded cowl. Crocheting the bear ears is a delightful touch that adds character to the finished product. Minimal sewing is required, making the project enjoyable and straightforward.

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Supplies:

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Crochet hook 
Tapestry needle
Stitch marker

L hook (8.00 mm) and J (6.00mm) hook

Glitter Cream yarn or some thick yarn (you can double thread your yarn optional)
Yarn needle
Button (optional)

I made this Cowl for 3 sizes since I could measure them on my children. If you want a different size, I can’t guarantee the correct measurements without that person to measure it. Sorry.

Abbreviations:
ch=chain
sl st=slip stitch
sc=single crochet

dc=double crochet

The sizes will be in brackets for each size. I made them for these sizes. My toddler is 18 months, and my daughter is 6 1/2 years old.

(Newborn, Toddler Size, Child size) My Toddler’s head measures around 18 inches, and my 6-year-old measures around 21 inches.

Start: L hook
Row 1: Chain (15 for Newborn, 25 for Toddler, 30 for Child), sc in the 2nd chain from the hook, and each stitch across, DO NOT TURN. Now work down the opposite side of the chain and sc in each stitch. – (27 sc,  47 sc, 57 sc )
Row 2: *Ch 1, and Turn, sc in each stitch around, do not slip stitch to join; repeat *Until it measures (13 inches for a toddler or 26 rows, 20 inches for a toddler or 40 row, or 23 inches or 46 rows for a child.) (27 sc,  47 sc, 57 sc )
Now Don’t turn and sc around the edge of the front of the hat once.
Row 3. Slip stitch to join the 2 side together (this is by the chin of the child, the cowl neck part) *chain 1 and sc around, sl st to join, Repeat * this for 7 rows. Fasten off and Weave in the ends.
At the beginning middle of Row 3, I sewed a button. (optional)
Ears, Make 2, J hook
Rnd 1: Ch 2, work 5 sc in the 2nd chain from the hook. slip stitch -5 sc
Rnd 2: Work 2 dc in each sc around, sl st. -10 dc
Rnd 3: Work  2 dc in each dc around,  sl st. -20 dc
Rnd 4: Work sc in each dc around. sl st -20 sc
Fasten off. Now place the Ears on top of the Hooded hat about 2.5 inches apart. 

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In conclusion, crocheting a Children’s Bear Cowl Hat Pattern is a fantastic way to stay warm and stylish during winter. The pattern is available for both children and adults, and you can choose between various yarn weights, from worsted to bulky, based on your preferences. You’ll easily create an adorable and fluffy hooded bear cowl by mastering simple stitches like single, double, and slip stitch. Whether you’re an experienced crocheter or just starting, this free pattern will surely become a cherished part of your winter wardrobe. Enjoy the creative process, and stay warm in your unique and charming bear cowl!

 

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