Slouchy Peaked Hat Free Crochet Pattern
Stylish, slouchy hat with fun textured detail. Crocheted in Bernat Softee Chunky. Pattern
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Large library of completely free knit hat patterns, hundreds of free patterns to choose from.
Here you will find free hat patterns for slouchy hats, cloches, beanies, cabled hats, lace hats, chevron hats, intarsia knitting hats, aran hats and much more, hats for kids, men, women and toddlers – knit up hats for the whole family!
Knitting hat projects are a lot of fun and usually don’t take much time to knit up, you can usually make them out of one skein and they make perfect gifts!
Below you will find all our hat patterns for knitting and crochet – from beginner knitting skills, to patterns with more advanced techniques.
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Lily of the Valley Hat
Pretty lace hat free knitting pattern “Lily of the Valley Hat” created by Edwina from proudunderachiever.blogspot.com Find the pattern here: link
Palamar Hat Knit Pattern
Quirky and fun cable knit hat pattern by Fiber Space. Find the free pattern here: link
Bobbles and Leaves Beret
Beautiful beret knitting pattern designed by Angelina from Knitted Creations. Find the free pattern here: link
Aran Hat Knitting Pattern
Aran Hat Knitting Pattern: A beautiful climbing cable pattern. Pattern
Big Aran Sweater and Earflap Hat
Big Aran Sweater and Earflap Hat Free Knitting Pattern. This long cabled sweater kitting set with matching earflap hat is not just a fun item to wear it is also so much fun to knit up! Great for intermediate knitters wanting to try there hand …
Lace Swirl Hat
An easy quick-to-knit project that is great for someone who wants to try lace for the first time, but doesn’t want the commitment of a larger project. by Musings of a Yarn Mom. Find the free hat pattern here: link
Maple Seed Hat
The spiraling columns on this hat remind me of the spinning trajectory of a falling maple seed, and if you look closely at the columns, the shape of the maple seed’s wing will emerge. by Angela Hahn. Find the free hat knit pattern here: link