Kelly Outfit in Adriafil Graphic, Stars, Apache and Explosion - Downloadable PDF

Kelly Outfit in Adriafil Graphic, Stars, Apache and Explosion – Crochet Hat and Knitted Scarf Pattern (Free Downloadable PDF)

The Kelly Outfit is a coordinated accessories set from Adriafil featuring two complementary cold-weather pieces: a crocheted hat and a knitted scarf. Both items are worked using a vibrant combination of four Adriafil chunky-weight yarns, creating a richly textured, colour-blocked look that is as striking as it is cosy. The pattern is available as a free downloadable PDF and is suitable for crafters with a working knowledge of both crochet and knitting techniques.

Yarns and Materials

The Kelly Outfit makes use of four distinct Adriafil chunky yarns, each contributing its own texture and colour character to the finished pieces:

• Adriafil Graphic in colour no. 90 – used in both the hat and the scarf as the primary foundation yarn
• Adriafil Stars in printed colour no. 47 – used in both pieces for decorative stripe interest
• Adriafil Apache in colour no. 72 – used in the scarf for stripe sequences
• Adriafil Explosion in colours no. 83 and no. 80 – used in the scarf to add further colour variation across the stripe repeat

The total yarn requirement for the complete outfit is 250 g, broken down as 50 g of each yarn colour. A small additional quantity of Stars no. 47 is also used in the hat. For tools, the pattern calls for a crochet hook size 4.00 for the hat and knitting needles size 8 for the scarf.

The Crocheted Hat

Construction and Dimensions

The hat is worked in the round from the top down, beginning with a small foundation chain and expanding outward through carefully placed increases to create a flat crown before the sides are formed. The finished hat has a circumference of 62 cm, making it a comfortable adult fit.

Stitches Used

• Chain stitch – used to form the initial foundation and as spacing between double crochets throughout
• Single crochet (sc) – used to close each round and form the initial loop
• Double crochet (dc) – the primary structural stitch, worked with chain-stitch spaces to create an open, lacy mesh fabric

Technique

The hat begins with a chain of 4 stitches joined into a ring with a single crochet. From this central loop, double crochets separated by chain spaces are worked outward in rounds, with increases distributed evenly across each row to shape the crown. The increase method involves working two double crochets separated by one chain stitch into the same space from the previous round. The stitch count grows progressively – from 6 double crochets in round one through to 40 or more as the crown widens – before the sides of the hat are worked straight to achieve the correct depth. Each round ends with a single crochet into the initial stitch, keeping the round neat and well-defined.

Gauge

The stated gauge for the hat is 17.5 stitches and 9 rows over 10 x 10 cm, worked in double crochet with chain rounds using a 4.00 crochet hook and Adriafil Graphic yarn.

Yarn Colours Used in the Hat

• Adriafil Graphic no. 90 – 50 g
• Adriafil Stars no. 47 – a small quantity for accent

The Knitted Scarf

Construction and Dimensions

The scarf is a flat, rectangular piece knitted from end to end in a straightforward stripe sequence. It measures 28 x 131 cm when complete, making it a generously long scarf ideal for wrapping and lay