The Cold Day Hat is the perfect crochet hat to keep you warm during those freezing windy days. It's crocheted with a stretchy ribbing that keeps the shape. This easy crochet pattern works up quickly and is the perfect basic crochet beanie to make over and over. This crochet hat is the perfect hat for a cold winter day. It's made to have a close fit and will keep you really warm even with the worst snow, rain and wind.
"The seaside hat is a free pattern available in sizes adult large (23"), adult small (21"), child (19"), and toddler (1-2 year old, 17"). This pattern features a double-thick ribbed band and stripes of spike stitch to create interesting detail. Top it with a fun pom pom and you're all set! This hat matches the seaside fingerless gloves, which are also available as a free pattern on my blog. You'll need yarn in four different colors and a size H crochet hook (but you can use more or fewer colors, if you'd like!)"
"The Pinerolo is a Free Crochet Hat Pattern in all sizes for the family. This textured hat is beautiful with a pom pom and will keep you cozy and warm this winter. The basketweave style texture is so mesmerizing. This crochet beanie uses less than one skein of worsted weight yarn, no matter the size you make. The texture works up with front post double crochet stitches. If these are new to you, I include the tutorial links."
"This simple stitch combination creates a gently textured, slouchy beanie. It's a perfect project for mini skeins. Skills Used Basic crochet stitches: chain, single crochet, double crochet, slip stitch Crocheting crocheting flat in rows, crocheting in the round Crocheting over yarn tails, crocheting in the back loop only (pattern includes links to photo or video tutorials for each) Skill Level Easy Finished Size Teen/Adult: 21” (53.5 cm) hat circumference x 9” (23 cm) height."
"The Rustic Diamond Hat is a simple and versatile crochet beanie pattern that features a simple repeating diamond cluster stitch design! Make it your new favorite hat with this cozy free pattern on Moogly! In addition to picking your color, you can customize the Rustic Diamond Hat with the amount of slouch! The stitch pattern repeats so you can add (or subtract) rows to get a perfect fit for you."
"This Striped Ombre Hat using Red Heart's Heat Wave yarn will quickly become a favorite for those cold, chilly days. You can easily customize this hat to stripe with your favorite color combinations for a very unique look. The Striped Ombre Hat will work up easily and quickly with a simple single crochet stitch and fabulous ribbed brim that you can fold over for added style. Make several hats in different colors for customized looks, too. "
"This is an adult hat that hat a bumpy texture because of alternating single crochet and triple crochet. The thing to keep in mind about this hat is that you have to turn every round. There is a row of single crochet worked on the right side of the hat and the alternating single and triple crochet is worked on the wrong side to give it the bumpy texture. I made this hat with Caron Simply Soft and a size H hook, but you can use a similar weight yarn (size 4)."
The So What? Sweater is all about giving it a go and letting go of perfection. It is designed for those newer to crocheting clothing and walks you through the process step by step. It is oversized and super cosy so is really forgiving if you don't quite meet the gauge!! Because it uses chunky yarn it works up quickly and is economical to make. The design employs post stitches to create the textured shapes. The pattern is easy to follow but has just enough going on to make sure more experiences crocheters don't get bored!!!
"This Shamrock Clover Hat crochet pattern is worked flat from the bottom up in rows of half double crochet (HDC). The pattern is written for three sizes: toddler, child and adult. You can follow the written instructions or download and print the picture graph to follow along to. Don't be intimidated by the color changes. Since this is a hat, you can simply weave all your ends to the "wrong side" and then tie and trim them. I didn't take the time to weave every end in. Why bother? You're not going to see them!"
