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It has been a year since my last post on this blog. This year will be a little bit different. I have decided that this year will be more productive, more ideas, more products, more patterns and more posts and… this post is my first attempt to start. So, in this post I would love to share you my love to crochet through this pattern of my Super Easy Gi*l Beret. It is an easy beginner pattern that needs just some basic stitches to understand. You will only work with Double Crochet and Slip Stitch all the way along. So it Please note, that even though it is a free pattern, and very easy to make, I wish that you are willing to use it wisely. It took me lot of time and mind to do the project, take some photos and edit them, write the pattern and post it here. So please, if you want to share this pattern please directly share the link of this post, please do not copy paste the pattern elsewhere and claim it as your own, do not share the pattern in another form such as screenshot or compiling the step by step photos in this post into pictorial, and do not take any photos in this post for commercial interest. If you would like to sell finished item made from this pattern, make one of your own and promote by using your own works photos and please credit the design to Luqy & Mary Yarn Works by providing a link to this blog. Thank you so much FINISHED SIZE (MAXIMUM HAT CIRCU*FERENCE): 46.0 cm – Toddler 2 years + 48.5 cm – Child 5 years + 51.0 cm – Te*n 13 years + DC – Double Crochet DC2tog – Double Crochet 2 together 1. This pattern is written in American standard crochet terms. 2. The item is made from top to bottom. 8 for child size, and 10 for woman size. 4. When in particular round you find that the other size numbers are 5. Unless it is stated, chain 2 in the beginning of round doesn’t count as 1 double crochet, so always close the round by doing slip By using 5.5 mm crochet hook and red yarn,  create a Magic Ring. ROUND 14: CH2, DC in the same stitch as CH2, DC in each of the next 13 stitches, DC2tog in the next, DC in each of the next 26 stitches,