Panarea Twin Set in Adriafil Cheope - Downloadable PDF

Panarea Twin Set Crochet Pattern in Adriafil Cheope – Free Downloadable PDF

The Panarea Twin Set is a charming crochet pattern from Adriafil that creates a coordinated set consisting of a crocheted hat and a collection of decorative Tea Roses used as trim. The pattern is available as a free downloadable PDF and is worked in Adriafil Cheope, a DK weight yarn, making it an approachable and rewarding project for crochet enthusiasts who enjoy delicate, decorative accessories.

What Is Being Made

The Panarea Twin Set comprises two elements that work together as a coordinated accessory set:

• A crocheted hat worked in the round from the top down, following a detailed stitch chart over 21 rows
• Decorative Tea Roses crocheted separately and then attached to the hat as an ornamental trim, positioned approximately 2 cm from the edge of the hat

The Tea Roses are worked in multiple accent colours and joined in groups to the hat, creating a vibrant, floral embellishment that gives the set its distinctive Panarea character.

Hat Construction and Techniques

The hat is constructed in the round using a foundation chain method. The crafter begins by casting on a chain of 5 stitches, which is then closed into a ring with a slip stitch (sc loop) into the first chain. All subsequent rounds follow a stitch chart provided in the PDF, progressing through 21 rows in total. At the completion of row 20, row 21 is worked according to the chart before the yarn is broken off and the work is fastened. Working in the round from a central starting ring is a classic crochet technique that creates a seamless, circular crown, ideal for hats and berets.

Tea Rose Construction and Techniques

Each Tea Rose is worked separately, beginning with a chain of 4 stitches closed into a ring with a slip stitch. The roses are built up over three distinct rows:

• Row 1: 15 treble crochet stitches (trs) worked into the ring, with each row ending with 1 slip stitch into the starting stitch
• Row 2: A repeating pattern of 1 treble crochet worked into the base of a treble on the back of the work, followed by 3 chains and skipping 2 trebles, creating 5 arches in total
• Row 3: Into each arch, work 1 double crochet, 1 half treble, 3 treble crochets, 1 half treble, and 1 double crochet – forming a classic petal shape

Working into the back of the work on Row 2 is a key technique that allows the petals of Row 3 to stand forward naturally, giving each Tea Rose a realistic, dimensional appearance. A total of four Tea Roses are made: one in each of the four colours specified in the pattern.

Stitches Used

• Chain stitch (ch) – used for foundation rings and arch construction
• Slip stitch / single crochet into ring (sc) – used to close foundation chains and end rounds
• Treble crochet (tr) – the primary stitch in both the hat and the Tea Rose construction
• Half treble crochet (half tr) – used in the petal rows of the Tea Roses to shape the transition between the centre and outer edge of each petal
• Double crochet (dc) – used at the base of each petal in the Tea Rose trim

Materials

The pattern calls for Adriafil Cheope yarn in the following colourways:

• White N° 02 – approximately 60 g, used as the main colour for the hat
• Turquoise N° 42 – a small amount, used for one Tea Rose