What could be cozier than a buffalo plaid winter hat? Learn how to crochet in plaid from Whistle and Ivy's tutorial series, which includes the messy bun hat, an infinity scarf, and boot cuffs!
Instead of a large or elastic opening, this pattern weaves ribbon through the stitches so you can cinch up the hat and embellish your hair with a pretty bow!
Many ponytail and messy bun hats start with an opening that's tight around your hair. This shell stitch hat by Lauren of Daisy Cottage Designs has a larger opening, which makes it easier to slip on over your hair bun.
The shell stitch design gives this a nice texture and the added bow makes it extra special. This and many of Lauren's other patterns are free, but you can also buy the PDF version for easy printing and saving.
When is knitting not knitting? When it's slip stitch crochet! This simple pillow strongly resembles chunky knitting, but it's all done with a hook. Sierra from Sweet Everly B guest posts at Sewrella showing how to crochet your own couch cushions.
Warm winter hats can still look modern and fashion-forward. This beanie uses a clever construction and bulky self-striping yarn to make a swirl of stripes that come together at the top. If you've never crocheted short rows, this could be your perfect opportunity!
There was a time when shawls were seen as old-fashioned, but now they are a modern way to dress up an outfit. The Foxtrot Shawl from Rocketgirl Crochet has a simple pattern with a more detailed edging and fun tassels. To keep your shawl styling looking modern, wear it with the point in the front so it's more like a scarf!
10 Crochet Ponytail Hat Patterns
So, this project is probably one of the fanciest hot pads that exist. Not only are the colors wild, but the shape is so complex and convoluted. However, at the same time this is an easy pattern to make, so even a beginner can take this on no problem.
If you've been looking for a unique hat to make for the winter months, this Priceless Mohawk Hat is it. Make this crocheted hat if you've always secretly wanted a mohawk but couldn't bear to actually cut your hair.
From the point on the top of the hat to the pair of pompoms on the earflaps, this tunisian crochet pattern is easy to follow and will result in some much-appreciated winter gear.
Daisy Flower Bucket Hat Free Crochet Pattern
