"This heart hat is full of color and contrast and neat, tidy rows… making it a real show stopper. Pattern includes lots of detailed step-by-step instructions with photos to make it as easy as possible! This heart hat pattern involves a unique stitch (the waistcoat stitch), combined with fair isle crochet (the technique of alternating colors without finishing off to create a design) and includes changing colors mid-stitch. But don't worry, lots of detailed step-by-step instructions with photos are included to make construction as easy as possible! Because it is totally worth the effort!"

"This crochet snowflake hat and cowl pattern is made with simple snowflake granny squares and there is no seaming involved as the squares are joined as you go and the ribbing is done in the round. This easy pattern is beginner friendly as it uses basic stitches plus post stitches for ribbing. This hat can be made in a variety of colours and it would make a great crochet hat for men. While the crochet cowl makes a great cowl for kids too as it's quick, easy and fast to make and it's small enough. Includes a YouTube video tutorial."

"This is an easy crochet pattern worked in simple half double crochet stitches, and includes 7 sizes from Newborn through Adult Large. You'll need worsted weight yarn - I used WeCrochet Swish in Dove Heather for mine, but Lion Brand Wool Ease and Berroco Vintage are similar, or if you need wool-free, try Red Heart Soft or Lion Brand Heartland. If you are a tight crocheter, you'll want a I9/5.5mm crochet hook too. I was able to work up the teen/adult small size in 2 hours."

"This is an easy hat to make and fun for the chef or kids to wear. The base beanie is a great one for everyday hats as well. I hope you will cook one up today. Materials: Yarn: 150-175 yards worsted weight tan, 25 yards cream. Suggested yarn: My favorite “turkey” yarn is Red Heart Soft in Toast. It makes a nice golden brown bird. Crochet hooks: H (5mm), I (5.5mm) Sizes: Toddler, Child Small, Child/Preteen, Teen/Adult, Large Adult"

"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 need wool-free, try Red Heart Soft or Lion Brand Heartland. I worked up the adult small size for myself, and it took just under two and a half hours."

"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 need wool-free, try Red Heart Soft or Lion Brand Heartland. If you are a tight crocheter, I recommend working the first half in an H8/5mm crochet hook, and the second half in a I9/5.5mm crochet hook so there is no restriction in the final beanie."

"This cute Santa Hat with faux fur ribbing and crochet pom pom is super easy to crochet. It is made with the moss stitch for the red part of the Santa Hat. A full video tutorial and reference table are provided to make this hat enjoyable and fun to crochet. Switch out the colors and make it an Elf Hat easily as well. You can make several for the entire family to make for a fun Christmas morning."

"This Over the Ridge Boy hat doesn't actually have to be a boy hat - you can choose whichever color you like! I used the Caron Chunky Cupcake and there are many colors to pick from. The crunch stitch is such an easy stitch pattern which gives absolutely amazing texture and you end up seeing a spiral effect. Both sides of the hat are good looking so you can choose the opposite side for a completely different look. The inside circumference of the hat is approximately 18 inches."

"The Courtney Crochet Beanie Hat is soft, textured and feminine - unique from any hat you can grab off the rack. Purchase a cute pom pom for the top or make one yourself! At first glance you may think you'll be working star stitches to make this hat. And while you'd be really close, this stitch isn't quite as full as a star stitch. (Which also means it is less of a yarn eater!)It's much easier than you'd expect!"