"The Avery Beanie is such a fun beanie to work up! The combination of double crochet cluster stitches and single crochet stitches create such beautiful texture and also make it exciting to work up too! This hat is written in toddler, child, and adult sizes, plus you'll also find a helpful video tutorial! Have fun choosing from the endless color combinations to work up your beanie in! You might have to make a few of them!"
This is one of my most popular hat patterns and great to make for gifts and markets. It has a beautiful texture that works up quickly. I used Tuff Puff yarn from Knit Picks/We Crochet and love how soft and cozy it is. These work up so fast you will be amazed. I made several because I loved it so much in this yarn: Bark, Jelly, Snickerdoodle and Celestial. I LOVE THEM ALL! Thanks to the We Crochet team for sending me such bright and fabulous cozy yarn to make these! "
The Coastal Waves Beanie is an advance beginner crochet pattern that works up quick and looks great in any color. The wave stitch creates a fun design with lots of texture. I separated the colors in the ball of Red Heart Roll With it TWEED - VIOLET to make the Coastal Waves Beanie and matching cowl. One Skein Wonder! This pattern looks great using any yarn and corresponding hook size. Accent any outfit with the Coastal Waves Beanie and Cowl."
Today I'm delighted to share with you this free crochet beanie pattern I've just finished designing! It's called the Slip Stitch Beanie and it's so simple and stylish. It comes in 10 sizes from Preemie to Large Adult so you can make one for absolutely everyone you know! I'm also including a little step by step tutorial to show you how to seam a hat together too. The thing I wanted to achieve most with this design is that it would fit and suit absolutely anyone! I wanted to create a simple crochet beanie that anyone could make and could be their ‘go to' pattern.
A flower applique in a bold color and a faux fur pom pom add vibrancy to this textured slouchy beanie. Skills Used Basic crochet stitches: chain, double crochet, half double crochet, single crochet, slip stitch Crocheting crocheting flat in rows, crocheting in the round Increasing, crocheting in the back loop Seaming with slip stitch (pattern includes links to photo and video tutorials) Special stitches: bob, FPdc (pattern includes links to video tutorials)
The Crochet Fair Isle Beanie is a tapestry crochet project that uses half double crochet for the ribbed brim and single crochet in the back loop only for the body of the hat. The color work is created by following a chart and the top decreases are both charted and written. This project uses four colors of worsted weight yarn and gauge is very important for this project. This project can also be worked as a stranded colorwork pattern.
If you liked the look of the basket weave stitch in the Bobbi Beanie but you like to wear your hair in a messy bun or a ponytail, then try out this hat. If you haven't yet mastered the magic circle, good news, you won't have to use it for this hat. You will be crocheting around a hair elastic. The only stitches you need to know for this pattern are front post double crochet, back post double crochet and double crochet, and slip stitch.
You can easily learn how to make this fantastic, timeless beanie in the pictures below if you follow the pattern. It's super simple to finish and it works from the top down using single and triple crochet stitches. You will simply love it!
If you've never made or worn a cabled beanie, that's your sign to change that! Take a look at this fantastic project by Juniper and Oakes in the pictures below. It's a really nice, textured beanie, that will look great on any man or woman. Have fun with it!
