The wanderlust beanie is designed for those wild-at-heart individuals who feel called to explore, to travel, and to blaze new trails. I designed this hat with Lion Brand "Heartland" yarn making it soft and cozy, yet lightweight enough for summer evenings. Not only would this beanie serve you well on a camping or hiking trip, it would also make an excellent piece to donate to charitable organizations that provide hats for cancer patients. The stitch pattern in this beanie is fairly simple, making it an excellent crochet pattern for those who have mastered the basics (single, half-double, and double crochet), and want to play around with them in new ways.
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Lindas Easy Chemo Cap
I'm sharing this easy crochet chemo cap pattern in support of the 2018 Cancer Hat Challenge. Sharing a crochet cancer hat pattern with you all means a lot to me, because my grandma Linda, the matriarch of our family, is a breast cancer survivor. To survivors: we celebrate your strength! To
Blaze Orange Hunting Beanie Free Crochet Pattern
This orange hunting beanie is super stylish to make your look glam and feel warm when the days are chilly. The hat would perfectly fit you for the summer trips and the outdoor fall fun. You can crochet this simple yet quite fashionable hat on your own. Here is the free pattern!
Striped Dylan Claire Beanie
"This is an easy crochet pattern worked in simple double crochet stitches, and includes 7 sizes from Newborn through Adult Large. You'll need a lightweight worsted weight yarn. I used WeCrochet Swish for mine, but Lion Brand Wool Ease and Berroco Vintage are great alternatives. If you
Grace Tinley Beanie
"This is an easy crochet pattern worked in the classic and simple granny stitch pattern. 7 sizes included from Newborn through Adult Large. You'll need some worsted weight yarn. I used WeCrochet Swish yarn for mine. Lion Brand Wool Ease and Berroco Vintage are similar yarns, but if you
Sweet Tea Beanie Free Crochet Pattern
"This pretty and simple hat is just right for warmer months or for someone who doesn't want bulk. I made it with two strands of #10 crochet thread, but you could use any similar weight thread or yarn (consider #3 thread or light fingering yarn)! The stitch pattern is simple, light and
