"Crochet cap which looks like its knitted is a wonderful option to work on if you want to impress your friends and family. This beautiful hat is worked in double knit yarn using a 4mm crochet hook. It can be worked with any yarn and choose a hook size accordingly. The hat is worked in double crochet stitch. I've used 2 colours for the hat. Add a ready-made or hand-made pom pom to create a complete look."

This bobble beanie pattern is a fun pattern from Daisy Cottage Desigs. The bobble portion of this hat is worked in rows, but switches to rounds for the brim. It's a quick and simple project. There are two sizes available - a children's size and an adult/teen size. You will need two skeins of worsted weight yarn (or one skein that you've divided into two portions) because you'll be working with two strands of worsted weight yarn.

"Do you have some velvet yarn and want to make a headband? Or do you want a good excuse to run to the store and buy some velvet yarn? The Tahoe Bean Stitch Twisted Headband Crochet Pattern is PERFECT for using that gorgeous chenille yarn you've had your eye on. You're first going to crochet a long rectangle and when you're done with that, you'll do some clever folding, a small bit of sewing and presto!"

"This Shamrock Clover Hat crochet pattern is worked flat from the bottom up in rows of half double crochet (HDC). The pattern is written for three sizes: toddler, child and adult. You can follow the written instructions or download and print the picture graph to follow along to. Don't be intimidated by the color changes. Since this is a hat, you can simply weave all your ends to the "wrong side" and then tie and trim them. I didn't take the time to weave every end in. Why bother? You're not going to see them!"

"The Cap-ulet beanie is a v-stitch hat made to use the leftover yarn from the recent update of the Juliette continuous shawl. So now with just one cake of yarn you can have a stunning set to fancy up your get-up. You can also make more with other stash yarn. Make a whole set for the family! These hats are super cute and fun to customize with bows, flowers, or other embellishments. The sample in the pictures has a loom flower."

"Ho Ho Ho Crochet Pattern Series! How fun is it to decorate anything with a pom pom? But then add them to the holiday season and you get an entirely new way to show off the holiday spirit! Difficulty: Easy Sizes: 6-10 years, teen/adult All patterns are written in English and use standard American English crochet terms. Permission to sell finished products but not the pattern itself. All patterns have been tested by qualified crochet artists but if you believe there may be an error, please contact me."

"Crochet hat which looks like its knitted is a wonderful option to work on if you want to impress your friends and family. This beautiful hat is worked from bottom to top using a 5mm crochet hook and double knit yarn. It can be worked with any yarn and choose a hook size accordingly. The hat is worked in single crochet and double crochet. I've used 2 colours for the hat but it looks equally gorgeous in one colour. Add a ready-made or hand-made pom pom to create a complete look. "

"Stay warm and stylich in the Connie Cap. This quick hat is the perfect crochet hat pattern for fall. It takes no more than one skein of Lion Brand Landscapes yarn and a 6.5 mm crochet hook. Pair your finished hat with the Connie Cowl for a pulled together look! It makes a great gift and can also be made to match any outfit. This can be stitched in any bulky yarn, making it a great stashbusting project as well."

"This fun puff stitch, snow scene inspired beanie was made to match a cowl I made (the Snowcapped Cowl). It's made with Red Heart's With Love, so it's soft and squishy, plus with one skein, you can make multiple hats. As far as snowy scenes go, I think this set would look great with aqua, blue or gray as the main color, or any color combo really! I was able to make the adult small size in about an hour and a half. You'll need to know how to double crochet (DC), front post double crochet (FPDC), and back post double crochet (BPDC). The Puff Stitch is explained."