The Bulky Faux Mistake Rib Hat is the bulky weight version of my Faux Mistake Rib Watchman’s Cap pattern. It’s a knit-look crochet beanie that can be worn with a rolled brim, or an unrolled brim like a stocking cap. It’s stretchy enough to fit most teens and adults. This post contains affiliate links. I … Read more
I’m excited to share another guest post by Julie Muenster from J Crochet! The Emily had is an adorable lacy cloche hat with a button flower embellishment. It would delight a special little girl in your life. This crochet hat for girls is perfect for wearing in warm weather, so it’s here just in time … Read more
The free crochet pattern for the Ombré Shells Hat uses two strands of yarn held together throughout to create a tweedy, ombré look. The simple shell stitch pattern creates a zig zag effect. Apparently, winter is still upon us (at least in the Northeast) and this hat works up quick enough to wear this season. … Read more
It’s that time of year when I’m hoping desperately for spring. I designed the New Dawn Beanie for everyone out there who feels the same way! This fitted beanie is made with simple, textured stitches. A self-striping yarn in spring colors does all the colorwork for you. You can choose to add the optional mayapple … Read more
The Flattened Shell Hat uses a simple shell stitch pattern and a self-patterning yarn to make an easy hat in four sizes. This is a great starter hat project for a crochet beginner, or a tv/commuting project for a more advanced crocheter. This post contains affiliate links. I may receive compensation (at no added cost … Read more