"All you need to make this hat is a single crochet and one skein of chunky yarn! Just a teensy bit of texture and slouch makes a big impact. This will be a favorite hat for both guys and gals! This hat is worked from the bottom up in single crochet. Working in the back loops only creates a wonderful texture. The most difficult part of the hat is the decrease stitch, but a confident beginner can master it in no time."

"The Trenta Hood is big, warm, wooly, and a little whimsical! Simple stitches create great texture in this fun, free crochet pixie hat pattern on Moogly! The Trenta Hood is one size fits all teens and adults, and it's just so cozy. While the poms are optional, the added weight make it easy to wear this hood up or down as needed (and as the weather changes every 5 minutes…) - and they are simply fun! The stitch pattern for the Trenta Hood is made up of stitches you are likely very familiar with - only the basics! And there are helpful tutorials linked in the pattern for both the seaming and the edging."

"The Lux Hat is the perfect beanie for any occasion. It can be dressed up or down, depending on your style. The stitch looks beautiful both from the right side and wrong side, so you can choose to show of both sides. If you love hand dyed yarns, and you would love to make a great crochet gift, this hat pattern is perfect. It's not to complex to make, but looks amazing and is easy to use. This pattern uses Joy of Motion Yarn Favorite DK and works up quickly. "

From the Blogger: “This bun hat design features simple stripes and a sweet bow. The bow sits at the back of the hat just below the bun opening and looks so cute peeking out from under your hair! The brim is a fun and easy knit look stitch. The bun hole at the top of the hat is elastic lined! Just begin by crocheting over a hair elastic. It's so easy! You'll love this hat this winter. You can even try the stripes in your own favorite colors.”

The Great Lakes Slouch hat has the same great texture as the Great Lakes Beanie, but in a longer, slouch style hat. Warm, yet stylish and modern. Cleverly worked basic stitches make this great textured hat a fun piece to crochet. Materials Needed: - Worsted Weight Yarn - Crochet Hook Size H - Tapestry needle for weaving in ends. Size for an average adult, 20" around and 10.5" long. Pattern is written in English, using standard American terms Level: advanced beginner/intermediate.

"Snuggle up with a cozy and fun DIY crochet hat. The Polka Dot Winter Crochet Pattern is fun and quick to work up in the Red Heart Hygge Chunky Yarn. Crochet Hook 6 mm (J), I highly recommend Furls Hook Yarn- Red Heart With Love (affiliate link) 2 skeins in color of choice Yardage: • 145 yards (133 m) - one skein of each color Other Supplies- Yarn Needle Scissors Faux Fur Fabric for Pompom, link on blog. Measurements- • Adult size, brim stretches to fit 19-23″ heads"

"Hello fellow crocheters! I had some yarn left after finishing my Leaf Assortment scarf, which I posted last week, so I made two matching head wear using the same leafy pattern. In this post you'll find the instructions for making the head band. The band can be crocheted in different color combos depending on what part of skein you have left, because it only requires about 80 meters (90 yards) of thread."

"Looking for a cool-weather hat with a touch of glamour? Look no further than this twisted crochet Turban pattern! This gorgeous turban adds a touch of glam to any outfit. The thickness of the crochet stitch adds a look of fullness, perfect for those looking for a little extra volume. The alternating colors add a mesmerizing touch to the look of the hat. Each written pattern includes a video tutorial. Materials 2 Lion Brands Vanna's Choice color rust and chocolate 5 mm hook Needle "

"The Sadie Cowl is a gorgeous cowl that is lightweight and lacy! The Sadie Cowl crochet pattern is the fifth pattern in a collection of “Sadie” crochet pattern and is made to match the Sadie Slouch! It makes such a beautiful set! For the sample, I used this gorgeous blue worsted weight (#4) yarn. However, feel free to use any worsted weight (#4) yarn you prefer. The gorgeous stitch combo in this cowl will look beautiful in any yarn! "