Hat-Not-Hate Sunhat
Sun Hat: Easy Crochet Pattern With 6 Sizes
This simple crochet Sun Hat can be worked in 6 different sizes (from a 13" baby to a 22" adult)! This design is crocheted in joined rounds of double and single crochet stitches, including the brim, creating a sturdy texture and comfortable fabric. The brim is worked by simply increasing stitches enough to create a floppy shade from the sun. It's a great pattern because: Hats are quick and easy projects to work up! Sun Hats are great projects for warmer months! Try this project with cotton yarns, and other plant-based fibers! You'll get to practice a lot of crochet skills: joined rounds, stitch tension, gauge and size, finishing techniques and more!
Black Cat Hat
If you're really bad at making beanies and you hate working in the round, this pussy hat pattern in the pictures below is for you! Can you believe that it's made completely in one piece? It includes the ribbing! It's great as a gift for any cat lover.
Summer Joy Sun Hat Free Crochet Pattern
Summer time is fun with outdoor activities for all family members. But you have to avoid sun's ray and protect your skin during outdoors. This basic super quick hat is perfect for summer, the wider brim will keep the sun out of your eyes. The simple hat has a beautiful 3 dimensional flower to enhance it. The Summer Joy Sun Hat Free Crochet Pattern is very easy to follow. You can wear this year-round, using different colors to suit the season. It's perfect for any age too with a simple change in colors. Thanks Pattern Paradisefor sharing this free pattern on pattern-paradise.com. The link for the free pattern is provided below photo. If you need easy-to-read PDF pattern, you can buy from here Summer Joy Sun Hat Free Crochet Pattern. It cost $5. Happy crocheting. Happy crocheting.
Plaid Woodland Animal Hats Free Crochet Pattern
This Plaid Woodland Animal Hats Free Crochet Pattern is so adorable. The antlers on the top of hat is special and unique. Any kid will look precious wearing this hat. It's a great pattern to learn the plaid stitch. Once you master it, you can use it to crotchet scarves, blankets, pillows etc. The pattern is not only free, but also has instructions for different sizes. You can make matching Mommy and daughter ones with it. The pattern requires a little bit sewing to attach the antlers. Thanks Whistle and Ivy for sharing this free pattern. The link for the free pattern is provided below photo. Happy crocheting.
