Alisha's Summer Hat

 One day I noticed that I needed to make a few cotton hats for my daughters. Here is one of them for my younger daughter.

 

A description of the hat.
 The head circumference of my 2,5 years old girl is 48cm.

The size of the finished hat: is 21cm in width, and 17cm in height.

The yarn I've used is 100% Cotton DK by Patons UK (210m/100g) in Nectarine color.

And a 4mm hook.

 Ch 4 join in the ring with a slip st

Rnd 1:  12 DC in the ring

Rnd 2:  2 DC in each st around

Rnd 3:  (DC, ch 1, DC) - in every 2nd st around

Rnd 4:  4 DC in each ch-1-space around

Rnd 5:  Cluster(2 DC, ch 1, 2 DC) - in the middle of each 4-DC-cluster

Rnd 6:  *(2 DC, ch 1, 2 DC) - in ch-1-space, 1 Treble in the space between the clusters, repeat from * around

Rnd 7:  *(2 DC, ch 1, 2 DC) - in ch-1-space, 2 DC in Treble - repeat from * around (84 st)

Rnd 8:  *(2 DC, ch 1, 2 DC) - in ch-1-space, 1 DC in each of the next 2 DC between the clusters - repeat from * around

Rnd 9-16:  As Rnd 8

Rnd 17:  Sc in each st around(84 st)

Rnd 18:  *6 Sc, ch-3-Picot - repeat from * around. Fasten off, hide the ends, attach a lovely flower and enjoy your girl's new hat!

How I do a Picot: Sc, ch 3, slip st in the sc (insert hook through the front loop of sc and left vertical bar of the same sc).

The lovely flower pattern I found here.

Also a graphic pattern of the hat, where it is missing, hehe, Round 17. You should do sc in each st around in that round.

My beautiful girl does not like to wait while I'm doing enough pictures...

Flower. Unknown Lithuanian cotton.

Without a camera flash...

Picot edging

I hope everything is clear... I'll be very glad if you share with me your hat made ​​with the pattern! 

I wish you all a sunny day!

With l♥ve