"This cute pattern is made using a simple design with two stripes at the bottom and a textured border. I like to use light shades such as mint and grey for mine, but you can choose any colors. These crocheted hats use a series of basic crochet stitches. They all add texture and style to this otherwise simple baby hat crochet pattern. This is a great crochet newborn hat. I made the knit blanket for my daughter's gymnastics coach who is expecting. This hat baby beanie would be the perfect addition to my gift."

"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 airy which makes it a quick crochet too. This is a great hat to donate for cancer charities. Size: Adult sizes 21” - 23” head Designed in light fingering weight yarn or thread"

"Keep your ears warm and toasty! Those ear warmers are so easy and quick to make. You could make a few of them in a matter of hours. This free pattern is beginner friendly and includes a video demonstration where you can see how to start, all the stitches and how to assemble and make the twist. The yarn I'm using is velvet which makes them so super soft, warm and fluffy. They make a cute Christmas gift that's just around the corner. "

"After designing the Knit-Look Super Bulky Slouch for adults, I decided that the kids couldn't be left out of the fun! I had to stop at the store to grab… yarn, ummmm yeah, we'll go with that (we won't mention that the real reason I stopped was for a pint of Ben and Jerry's ice cream..shhh…). So I popped over to the yarn aisle and grabbed 2 balls of Lion Brand Hometown USA. I grabbed 2 because I wanted to make sure I had enough to make a big, floppy yarn pom and there's less yardage in Hometown USA than in the Thick and Quick I used for the adult hat. I choose the color Miami Seafoam and it's an absolutely GORGEOUS color. You really need to see it in person!"

"If you're looking for a super beginner friendly beanie pattern, this is for you! Available in 7 sizes from newborn to adult, these beanies are super quick to work up and definitely easy enough for the novice crocheter. It starts as a basic rectangle. We'll seam the edges so that the first row matches up to the last row, and then cinch up the top. Wear it slouchy, or pull it tighter and roll up the cuff. Great for children or men, or throw a big ol' faux fur pom pom on top to give it a more feminine vibe. "

"Just in time for St. Patrick's Day! These Lass and Lad beanies are easier to make than they look. You crochet a simple beanie, changing colors for the black belt, and then add the braids or the beard. You could even make the hat without the braids or beard and you would still have a great St. Patty's Day hat. This is such a fun pattern. My kids were very excited to model the hats for me. I hope you like it!"

Enough of those regular beanie hats, as you can perk up the hat fashion this winter with this crochet swirl wave hat pattern. This pattern is quite simple and easy to create, and you can make it for everyone be it, toddlers or adults. Also, make this swirl wave hat pop out of colors for an eye-catching look and appeal. Details here!

"The Vines and Twigs Beanie is the last in the Vines and Twigs series of patterns. You can also find the Scarf and the Slouch Hat to make a Vines and Twigs set for the whole family! The cables and post stitches in this pattern resemble vines and twigs, which is where it gets it's name. The beanie pattern comes in toddler to adult large, so you can make it for any member of the family. Enjoy!"

"I've had so many crocheters reach out to tell me that they LOVED my Chevron Peaks Slouch. I was pleasantly shocked because it was one of those designs that I really didn't think would garner much attention. All of the positive messages I received were the reason I used the same technique for the argyle stocking and argyle beanie and slouch. After making the argyle beanie and slouch I realized that by removing a couple of stitches, it created a nice, even diamond design. So that's where inspiration for this one came from. I've got a couple more fun designs coming your way with this technique too! "