Good Times Hat
By Kristi Simpson,,,, from the February 2017 issue
Keep your hair in place with this fun bobble slouch hat. It’s open and airy, not tight and binding. It’s great for spring, summer and heading into fall!
View ProjectHats
Crochet hats are one of the most basic style pieces out there, maybe second only to scarves. Hat patterns range in difficulty and skill, they range in style and appearance, and they even range from level of warmth.
See how easy it is to crochet a hat for any type of weather, from a pom-pom beanie for the snowiest of days to a simple slouch hat for anytime at all.
These crochet hats come in both top-down and bottom-up pattern styles, so whether you’re more comfortable with increases or decreases, you’ll find a hat design that’s just perfect for you.
Sugar Plum Hat & Cowl
By Amy Gunderson,,,, from the December 2016 issue
Lush, three-dimensional texture is the name of the game in this sweet hat and cowl set. Hat brim and cowl borders are worked sideways while the crossed lattice pattern is worked vertically. Complete with a pom pom that reminds us of a sugar plum, this is the set you should make this season.
View ProjectBoysenberry Dipped Set
By Tanya Eberhardt,,,, from the December 2016 issue
This two-toned winter set will become your favorite this season! The spider stitch creates a tightly woven fabric which is sure to keep out the bitter cold air.
View ProjectUp North Star Stitch Cap
By Janaya Chouinard,,,, from the December 2016 issue
The star stitch is the star in this cap pattern, and we think it’s quite the stylish accessory. Stay warm and fashionable at the same time when you crochet this pattern for yourself or a friend.
View ProjectPuffed Lines Beanie and Scarf Set
By Tian Connaughton,,,, from the February 2016 issue
Accessorize your wardrobe with this gorgeous beanie and scarf set, featuring strong vertical lines softened by puff stitches. Easy to make, this cozy set is sure to be your go-to winter accessory.
View ProjectFantastic Plum Colorwork Set
By Sarah Jane Jackson,,,, from the February 2016 issue
The Fantastic Plum Colorwork Set features a slouchy hat topped off with a pom pom, a striking cowl and fingerless gloves closed with fancy buttons. Each piece features a complicated-looking colorwork band that’s easier to make than you’d think that sets this set apart from anything else you’ll see this season.
View ProjectBerry Cobbler Hat and Mitten Set
By Dora Ohrenstein,,,, from the December 2015 issue
Accessorize your outerwear with the Berry Cobbler Hat and Mitten set! This pattern set, worked up in bright jewel tones, showcases an interesting checkerboard pattern along both the hat and the mittens, making for a unique and stylish accessory.
View ProjectWhimsical Striped Hat
By Kristen TenDyke,,,, from the December 2015 issue
The ribbing of a knitted hat always manages to fit perfectly around your head, so why not bring that style element to crochet hats? Alternating colors make up the color scheme, so it’s easy to switch things up based on preference.
View ProjectBlue Rivers Hat
By Darleen Hopkins,,,, from the December 2015 issue
The Blue Rivers Hat is a reference to the sparkling blue rivers that run down the sides of mountains. Seven columns of raised post stitches begin at the crown and flow to the base of the hat. With unisex styling available in four sizes, you can make one for everyone on your gift list.
View ProjectWinter Winds Slouchy Hat
By Kristi Simpson,,,, from the December 2015 issue
The Winter Winds Slouchy Hat is a great addition to your cold-weather wardrobe. Made in a blue and grey self-striping colorway, this intermediate beanie looks great with any winter coat.
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