I love how the colors are beautifully transitioning into one another in this fun Iris beanie by Megan Meyer. Check it out on the pictures below, isn't it gorgeous? It's the ideal amount of cozy and lacy. What's more, you can make it really fast and you only need basic stitches to crochet it.

Take a look at this gorgeous, orange beanie by Tamara Kelly! It's a very rustic hat, that you can whip up in very little time with yarn scraps. You can easily customize it not only by choosing your favorite color, but also by changing the amount of slouch! It comes in two sizes: teen (22”) and adult (24”).

This amazing beanie is a must have for every little baby. It's a super cute homemade hat, that's super easy to crochet. I love the color palette, however feel free to choose your own. What's more, this hat would make an amazing gift!

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.

Is your kiddo the biggest fan of Batman? Well, if she or he is, we've got you covered! I mean, just look at these cutie hats by DROPS design. They can be worn as a half mask, or as a regular hat with bat ears. In other words, feel free to make it for Halloween or just any time. What's more, the size is adjustable from 1 to 8 years.

This sweet little green ears hat by DROPS design are absolutely adorable! So if you're a fan of Star Wars, or baby Yoda, you have to crochet this sweet hat for your kiddo. What's more, you can easily make it in as many sizes as you want. The pattern includes instructions for sizes from 1 year to 8 years old.

This gorgeous, vintage inspired blanket has amazing square motifs, that reminded Carmen Heffernan of Edelweiss flowers. Feel free to use any kind of worsted yarn for it, however aran yarn will do really great. The blankie on the pictures below is made with 20 squares and the finished size is 33 x 42 inches 84cm x 107cm.

Take a look at this lovely granny square by Camilla Baroe! It's worked up in just two parts, which are the inner square and two rounds of ordinary granny stitches around it. You can use it for so many different projects! For instance, feel free to make some blankets, cushions, tops, cowls and sweaters of it.

Don't we all love Christmas baubles? They come in all shaped and designs, so you can turn your home into a winter wonderland with them! I think that incorporating baubles into crochet squares is a marvelous idea that will take your winter blankets to the next level. Make sure to check out these granny squares with baubles, Christmas lights and festive lines by Raffaella Tassoni