Looking for some toddler hat crochet patterns? I have collected some crochet hat pattern, from easy to advanced, in all kinds of styles.
Try a new crochet winter hat pattern today! They make great gifts for friends and family.
Make yourself some crocheted hats in all kinds of styles and colors. The crocheted hats are warm and quick to make. Most of these crochet patterns have all size to adult too.
Don’t you love the trend of faux fur pom poms? They make a perfect finish to a stylish hat.
Tips for crocheting hats
- Sizing tips
- Beanie How To
- Beginner Hat Tutorial & Video
- Beanie Hat Video
- One Hour Hat Tutorial & Video
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Toddler Hat Crochet Patterns
1. Isabel Beanie Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – Thank you so much for a beautiful pattern and perfect explanation! Looking forward to making more colour variations!
I made this hat as a gift and it was a hit. The pattern was very easy to follow and all of the photos were a great help. Thank you!
Sizes Available: toddler to Adult
Yarn Needed: Bulky shown but sized to fit any yarn
2. Cabled Beanie Toddler Crochet Hat Pattern
5 out of 5 – I love this pattern and can’t wait to make it.
This hat is absolutely stunning! I made one for my 2 year old great niece. I loved it so much, I’m making one for myself now! Your patterns are beautiful…I’m moving on to mittens next! Thank you!
The pattern was very easy to follow and I really loved the YouTube videos. My hat turned out very large, but I blame that on being a crochet newbie. I will definitely be buying more patterns from this shop!
There are 3 crochet hat sizes available toddler to adult.
3. Basket Crochet Beanie Pattern
5 out of 5 – One of my favorite designers. Directions are always easy to follow & plenty of size options. Highly recommend
4. A Beary Cute Hat Toddler Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – Love this pattern! So adorable! Everyone loves these little hats. I sell them in my Etsy shop and also donate them to a local organization. I highly recommend Lady Jay Crochet patterns!
5. Twist Top Beanie Pattern
5 out of 5 – I was very excited to make it. I was even offered personal help if I had questions. It turned out great. Thanks
6. Hunter Heart Toddler Crochet Hat Pattern
5 out of 5 -Great pattern. I used velour yarn to go with a poncho I made. Was easy to follow along.
7. Mermaid Messy Bun Beanie Pattern
5 out of 5 – Easy to follow, amazing pattern, thanks!
8. Tutti Frutti Toddler Hat Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – Fab pattern and very easy to follow.
9. Zoey Slouchy Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – Crochet Pattern
This crochet designer has lots of different hat crochet patterns for you to try.
10. Devin Beanie Crochet Toddler Hat Pattern
5 out of 5 – Easy to follow. All of the sizes make it easy to make more.
11. Fauxever Amber Beanie Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – Great pattern, easy to read/follow, and works up really fast!
12. Emma Slouchy Toddler Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – Cute pattern, easy to do and my Granddaughter loves it, if she stands still long enough I will send a photo!
13. Noah’s Bulky Crochet Winter Hat Pattern
5 out of 5 – I love the way this hat came out! It was so easy to make that I’ve made ten of them (so far)!
14. Pufftin Cupcake Toddler Beanie Pattern
5 out of – Love this pattern, looks easy and it’s super cute!
15. Ear Flap Hat
Easy to follow, works up nicely! I am a tight-to-medium crocheter and had to size up a hook to meet gauge. Added a yarn pom pom and love it!!
Loved that hat at first sight. I used a chunky yarn with a larger hook so I had to do some adjustments. It worked up beautifully. My granddaughter will look so cute in it.
Sizes Available: Baby to Adult
Yarn Needed: Worsted Weight category #4 yarn
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I have been crocheting since I was 8 years old. I have 40 plus years of experience. My blogging journey started in 2013 and I have been writing about crafts and crocheting since then. I started blogging full time in 2019.