To crocheting enthusiasts, free crochet beanie patterns are what a box of sweets is to one with a sweet tooth. So if you love creating charming things out of thread, wool, and/or fabric, just keep scrolling down because you are in for a treat, or maybe have someone else do the scrolling as those fingers of yours won't be resting any time soon.
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Free crochet beanie patterns
I like to have my seasonal wardrobe ready in time, so each year before fall is there, I have to treat myself to a couple or more (read more) new beanies. At times, it's a color that's screaming my name so I will build a whole look out of it, at others, it's a pattern that just isn't ignorable. Also, crochet beanies are the perfect wearable accessories to incorporate experimental colors into, that you wouldn't otherwise wear and still love them.
#1 Slouchy Beanie Crochet Pattern
This slouchy crochet beanie is a total beauty. It is crocheted in one piece and the result is so cool. Made in burgundy, it looks super cute and comfy. It is made with a Tunisian hook and using the regular crochet technique as well as the Tunisian crochet technique. The faux fur pom pom is such an adorable add-on, and the best part is that this pattern is easily customizable for different sizes so you can twin with your favorite baby too. Patterns from Heart Hook Home
#2 Crochet Snowball Slouch
The crochet snowball slouch beanie is such a cute pattern, and the best part is you can customize the pattern to any size and make this for anyone and everyone. The snowball beanie is a very textured pattern, so it’s practical for the winters. Made in ombre tones, it is such a unique and trendy piece. However, for those who like to keep it simple, you can try this pattern in monochrome yarn. The pom pom is a fun element that so many of us adore, but you can always skip on it if that’s not you. Patterns from Left in Knots
#3 X-Small Earflap Beanie
The earflap beanie is a practical, comfortable, and very useful pattern for those living in the colder regions and in need of warmer cute pieces. Keeping the young ones protected from the cold is one of the biggest priorities for all parents, during winters, so if you have a small toddler of your own or a younger sibling, the earflaps will help keep them comfortable on the coldest of days. This pattern is perfect for little ones under 2 years. Patterns from Sunny Sunflower Crafts
#4 Waffle Cone Slouchy Crochet Beanie
The waffle cone beanie’s mesh pattern, slouchy finishing, burgundy tone, and the whole look is a vibe! I’m so in love! It’s slightly different from other slouchy beanies, as it is super long. If you’re going back to school for your fall semester, you must make try out this pattern as it creates such a statement-making, trendy piece. I know I will! Patterns from Gleeful Things
#5 Stitch Club Chunky Crochet Beanie
The Stitch Club beanie is a very chunky and clean pattern. The lilac tones of this beanie make it perfect for the transitioning spring season, but you can also try it in warmer tones, as the chunky pattern makes it perfect for colder days. To make it extra special, you can add some buttons and/or beads on the folded bit. A cute little bow on the side would also look great. Patterns from Yarnspirations
#6 Seed Stitch Beanie Free Crochet Pattern
The seed stitch beanie is warm and beautiful, and the seed stitch technique adds warmth and texture to it. It is the perfect protection against the chills of the winter season and if you’re familiar with the seed stitch, then you’ll find this pattern a quick and easy one to work with. In no time, you can make some cute beanies, perfect for last-minute Christmas presents and donations. Patterns from Kirsten Holloway Designs
#7 Bead Stitch Crochet Beanie
Before we talk about the pattern guys, can we just appreciate the color palette? The beautiful sage green and cream combo are so simple yet modern. This would look perfect with a long trench coat, flaunting it on the streets of London with not a care in the world. If you’ve been following my content, you know I love to create the whole look when I see a piece I like. I would recommend you pin this pattern to your board for an effortless and chic look. Patterns from 5 little monsters
#8 Bernat Classic Crochet Beanie
The Bernat Classic Beanie is made using Bernat Velvet and it has an easy crochet technique to work with. The Bernat Classic is a minimalistic beanie, with a warm and smooth feel. Anyone looking for a soft piece, in particular, should try out this pattern. It’s an everyday beanie that you can slip on as you head out for a chore or a shopping spree, but you can always spruce it up by using warm and brighter tones or embellishing it with a big, bold button on the side. Patterns from Yarnspirations
#9 Crochet Owl Beanie
Creature crochet wearables on little ones are everybody’s favorites! Am I right, or am I right? Well in case you haven’t given up on creature wearables yet, here’s some good news for you: this pattern is for larger beanies, so cheers to that. The crochet owl beanie is made by working with a magic ring technique that needs some time to get the hang of it, but once you are used to it, you will find it perfect for crocheting in rounds. Patterns from Repeat Crafter Me
#10 Red Heart Martha Beanie
The Red Heart Martha Beanie is named after its creator Martha. It is such a vibrant and unique headgear for anyone that loves a bold and statement-making accessory. The Red Heart Martha Beanie pattern is very easy to work with, and it fits perfectly. You can make it in solid color yarn, or you can try the pattern in multi-colored yarn and even ombre, whatever works best with you. Patterns from Yarnspirations
#11 The Family Ridge Beanie
Ah! Who wouldn’t want this vibrant honey-mustard beanie for their winter wardrobe! I love myself a good warm-toned and trendy beanie that gives an effortless look with almost any winter outfit. The family ridge beanie is so full of texture and absolutely stunning. I wouldn’t mind making this for the whole family, for a Christmas portrait or just to enjoy the holiday season with some added festivity. Patterns from Ravelry
#12 The Textured Beanie
A textured beanie and that too in an ombre color palette? If you love the feel of a super textured piece, you are bound to fall for this pattern once you’re done with it. This one is an easy-to-remember pattern, and it is made with alternating front and back post stitches. The textured beanie is unisex, and it is warm & durable, and also a great alternative to the basic beanie. Patterns from Oombawka Design Project
#13 Urban Jungle Slouchy Beanie
Slouchy beanies give such an effortless and laid-back vibe, and if you are a beanie gal/guy, you’ve got to have at least one slouchy beanie. This pattern makes a textured, pretty piece that you can keep coming back to, and still not get bored of. You can pair it up with some loose curls or beach waves, and not let the grey weather tone down the stunner inside of you. Patterns from Vickie Howell
#14 Bernat Stepping Texture Beanie
If you want to create a beanie that stands out and shows your unique style, try the Bernat Stepping Texture Pattern. You can try it in yarn of any color of your choice, but I’m loving the warm tan beige used originally. This pattern is made with Bernat Softee Chunky yarn that’s quick and easy to work with, so try this beautifully textured pattern and make a great addition to your winter style statement. Patterns from Yarnspirations
#15 Reversible Crochet Beanie Hat
Don’t we all love wearables with a twist? This reversible crochet beanie is so warm and cute, and the fun here is that you get to enjoy two different beanies with just one pattern. One side is warm & comfy and your everyday look, while the other is lacey and feminine. This pattern is made with alternating stitches which make a wonderful combination, so if you make this as a present, just know it will be a hit. Patterns from Made With A Twist
Free crochet beanie patterns – In Conclusion
Whether you like to style your look perfectly bold and vibrant, or you like outfits that are timeless and elegant, one of these free crochet beanie patterns is definitely going to match your vibe. Also, for my sewing buddies wanting to warm up to friends as the weather starts to get colder, make a few beanies as back-to-school presents for your squad and thank me later.
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