These beginner-friendly, easy crochet hat patterns will help keep you warm in the colder months. The majority of these patterns use a thicker yarn. Typically, it’s a lot easier to crochet when using chunky yarn, making these patterns even more perfect for beginners.
Plus, projects work up so much faster when using a chunky yarn. While some of the patterns may look a little more complicated, they’re easy to make, so don’t be afraid to give them a try.
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- Row Counter: With this tally counter, I never lose track of what row I’m on when I crochet.
- Stitch Markers: I love using these colorful stitch markers to mark my stitches.
Beginner Winter Hat
This winter hat may look complicated, but it is actually pretty easy to whip up. A video tutorial is provided for beginners. Get the pattern for the Beginner Winter Hat.
Diamond Granny Stitch Hat
Elevate your fall and winter style with this diamond-patterned hat, made with the timeless granny stitch for a cozy yet elegant look. Diamond Granny Stitch Hat Pattern.
Brooklyn Ridge Hat
I love Ashleigh’s patterns. They are always easy to follow and include many helpful photos along the way. Get the pattern for the Brooklyn Ridge Hat.
Dani Beanie
If you’re looking for a simple and trendy crochet beanie, you have to make this beanie. The pattern comes in five sizes and includes a video tutorial. Get the pattern for the Dani Beanie.
Penelope Velvet Beanie
Velvet yarn has been all over the crochet blogs lately. If you want to try this yarn, this beanie is a great pattern for you. Get the pattern for the Penelope Velvet Beanie.
Theo Bucket Hat
If you love the color-blocking trend, you’ll appreciate this bucket hat. Jumbo fleece sherpa yarn is used to quickly work up this trendy crochet hat. Get the pattern for the Theo Bucket Hat.
Oxford Beanie
Here’s a beanie with a versatile pattern that allows you to use your desired yarn choice. If you don’t want a pom-pom on top, no worries. It’s completely optional. Get the pattern for the Oxford Beanie.
Wanderlust Ribbed Beanie
This beanie pattern is perfect for beginners because there’s no need to worry about increasing or decreasing stitches. You’ll work it in a simple rectangle shape, then sew the sides together and close up the top. Get the pattern for the Wanderlust Ribbed Beanie.
Lark Beanie
I love the yarn used to make this beautiful beanie. This beautiful beanie has a knit look and works up using a stretchy faux-stockinette stitch pattern. Get the pattern for the Lark Beanie.
Hill Country Beanie
If you want a beanie that works up quickly, this is the pattern for you. Buy a few different balls of yarn, and create a few more for gifts! Get the pattern for the Hill Country Beanie.
Oisin Beanie Hat
Beginners and advanced crocheters will enjoy making this quick and easy beanie. This pattern comes in eight sizes, ranging from newborn to adult size. Get the pattern for this Oisin Beanie Hat.
Cold Day Cap
Meg’s blog is filled with fantastic crochet patterns. This Cold Day Cap is stunning and looks like something you would buy from the store. Get the pattern for the Cold Day Cap.
Puff Stitch Hat
Don’t let the look of this hat intimidate you. If you have experience with crochet, you’ll be able to make this hat. Get the free pattern for this Puff Stitch Hat.
1.5 Hour Beanie
I know how to knit; however, I prefer to crochet. I like this pattern because it gives you a knit look without the extra time it takes to knit. You can have this beanie worked up in a little over an hour. Get the crochet pattern for the 1.5 Hour Beanie.
Ribbed Wonder Hat
If you’re looking for a modern crochet hat pattern, this is the pattern for you. What I love about this hat is that it allows you to crochet multiple hats easily using different yarn colors. That also makes it a great gift. Get the pattern for this Ribbed Wonder Hat.
Annie Bucket Hat Pattern
This hat is the ultimate statement piece for the fall and winter. The difficulty level for this pattern is set to easy; however, keep in mind that it may be difficult to see your stitch with this type of yarn. Get the pattern for the Annie Bucket Hat.
Easy Breezy Ribbed Beanie
You’ll love this beginner-friendly pattern that can be customized just for you. You can easily adjust it to fit your style, whether you prefer a slouchy look or a standard fit. Get the pattern for the Easy Breezy Ribbed Beanie.
Claire Bun Beanie
Bun beanies are so cute and practical. This pattern comes with 23 images, guiding you through each step effortlessly. Get the pattern for the Claire Bun Beanie.
Lakeside Beanie
With just a few basic stitches, you can create a cozy accessory to keep you warm during the colder months. This hat is also great for donating to charities. Get the pattern for the Lakeside Beanie.
Simple Double Crochet Hat
Get this free pattern for a simple double crochet beanie. With sizes for everyone from preemie to adult, this easy-to-follow pattern is perfect for all skill levels. Get the pattern for the Simple Double Crochet Hat.
30-Minute Basic Beanie
I have the perfect pattern if you’re strapped for time but still want to whip up an amazing gift. In just 30 minutes, you can create a fabulous hat to impress friends and family. Get the pattern for the 30-Minute Basic Beanie.
Modish Mosaic Hat
Upgrade your fall wardrobe with a chic mosaic hat. This pattern uses mosaic crochet to create a beautiful colorwork beanie. Get the pattern for the Modish Mosaic Hat.
Crochet Turban
If you’re looking for something unique, try making this crochet turban. The pattern includes sizes for babies, toddlers, teens, and adults. These would make a great gift. Get the pattern for the Crochet Turban.
Seafarer’s Cap
This beautiful crochet hat has a stunning knit-like appearance. Every stitch is worked in the back loop only, creating an eye-catching design. Get the pattern for the Seafarer’s Cap.
I hope you’ve enjoyed this roundup of crochet beanie patterns for beginners. These twenty easy patterns will provide crocheters of any skill level with plenty of fun and creative hats to create.
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