- Designed by: repeat crafter me
Isn't this aviator hat by repeat crafter me just the cutest? This baby would really like to fly, because who would't want to be a little pilot, right? It's a very simple and intuitive pattern, that you can make in literally no time. Don't worry, if you're a beginner, it's a very simple hat.
Photo is by repeat crafter me / Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on repeatcrafterme.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Brickwork Men's Toque Free Crochet Pattern
How cool is this crochet beanie in the pictures below? It's the fantastic work by Poppy Shop and it literally works up in a snap, I can promise you that! What's more, Poppy used a really chunky yarn to make it, which is why this beanie is such an easy and quick project to do. However feel free to go for a lighter yarn, if you want to make it more suitable for fall and spring. But one thing is for sure - it's perfect for cold winters!
Chunky Ribbed Slouch Hat
Every beginner will be able to make this simple slouch hat in the pictures below! It's made by Persia Lou and talk about timeless, am I right? The pompom along with chunky texture make this one an everyday classic, that will work amazing with every stylization. Literally every stylization!
Madeline Crochet Beanie Pattern
"his is a great crochet beanie for beginners. I used only a few basic stitches and it's worked flat so you don't have to worry about shaping. Also, the ribbing and the super bulky yarn of this pattern means that it fits all sizes. I know some people don't really believe that “one size fits all”, and with clothing, I would agree. But this beanie has so much stretch when you need it to be larger, AND it shrinks back down when you need it to be smaller, so it really does fit anyone. And when you're working a crochet beanie for beginners, you don't really want to mess around with sizing just yet. "
Striped Herringbone Hat Free Pattern
- Designed by: Sweet Bee Crochet
This striped hat is literally the easiest beanie to crochet. It's an amazing project for all you beginners out there, because it doesn't involve increasing nor decreasing. You just work it flat and stitch together at the end.
