Ortensia Twin Set in Adriafil Rafia and Matisse - Downloadable PDF
By Adriafil
What you'll need
| Size,cm: | 60 |
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Adriafil Rafia - Ecru (67)
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2 |
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Adriafil Rafia - Green (66)
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1 |
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Adriafil Rafia - Orange (69)
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1 |
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Adriafil Rafia - Shocking Pink (74)
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1 |
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Adriafil Rafia - Violet (75)
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1 |
| Age,Years: | 4/5 |
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Adriafil Matisse - 71
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5 |
Ortensia Twin Set in Adriafil Rafia and Matisse – Crochet Hat and Jacket Pattern (Free Downloadable PDF)
The Ortensia Twin Set is a free, downloadable crochet pattern from Adriafil that presents a coordinating hat and jacket duo worked in the brand's distinctive Rafia yarn. The pattern is designed for crocheters who enjoy colourful, textural accessories and garments, combining bold multicolour detailing with a relaxed, summery aesthetic. Both pieces are constructed using crochet techniques suited to aran and chunky weight yarn, making the fabric quick to build and satisfyingly tactile.
The Ortensia Hat
The hat is a standout piece within the twin set, featuring decorative applied wings that give it a sculptural, fashion-forward appearance. The construction is worked in sections, with each wing crocheted separately before being assembled onto the main hat body.
Wing Construction
The pattern includes two sizes of wing — big wings and small wings — each begun with a foundation chain and worked outward in a symmetrical, petal-like shape. The big wings are started with a chain of 7 stitches in orange yarn, while the small wings begin with a chain of 5 stitches worked in shocking pink yarn. This approach of starting from a central chain and working along both sides creates a neat, mirrored form ideal for decorative embellishments.
Techniques and Stitches Used in the Hat
- Foundation chain – used to begin each wing section
- Double crochet (dc) – the primary stitch used to build the body of each wing
- Single crochet (sc) – used at row ends to stabilise and finish each wing neatly
- Three-stitch increases – worked at each end of the wings to create the rounded, flared shape characteristic of the Ortensia design
- Turning rows – the work is turned after each row, building the wings in flat, back-and-forth construction before assembly
- Joining and finishing – yarn is broken off and bound after each wing is complete, with a sewing needle used for assembly
Colourwork in the Hat
The hat makes expressive use of Adriafil Rafia in multiple shades. The palette specified in the pattern includes:
- Écru no. 67 – the main colour, used for the hat body (50 g required)
- Green no. 66 – used as an accent colour for wing or trim details
- Orange no. 69 – used for the large wings
- Shocking pink no. 74 – used for the small wings
- Violet no. 75 – used as a further accent colour
Only small amounts of each accent colour are required, making this an excellent project for using up partial balls or exploring the Adriafil Rafia range across several colourways.
Materials for the Hat
- Yarn: Adriafil Rafia – 50 g in écru no. 67, plus several grams each of green no. 66, orange no. 69, shocking pink no. 74, and violet no. 75
- Hook: Crochet hook no. 8.00
- Notions: Sewing needle for assembly and finishing
Sizing
The pattern references a specific hat circumference measurement, ensuring a consistent fit. Crocheters are advised to check their tension carefully when working with the chunky Adriafil Rafia on a size 8.00 hook, as this will directly affect the finished circumference.
The Ortensia Jacket
The twin set is completed by a coordinating jacket, designed to be worn alongside the hat as a cohesive ensemble. While the PDF content provided focuses primarily on the hat construction, the jacket is identified as part of the
Specifications
| Brand: | Adriafil |
| Yarn Weight: | Aran, Chunky |
| Finished Size: | Hat: 60cm Circumference, To Fit Age: 4 to 5 Years |
| Pages: | 2 |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Notes: | |0 |
| Number of Patterns: | 2 |