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24 How to Crochet a Beanie for Teens Tutorials

July 6, 2018 By Corina Leave a Comment

24 How to Crochet a Beanie for Teens Tutorials #crochethat #crochetbeanies #crochetslouchie #crochetpatterns

Hats, glorious hats. We really love hats. They keep your head warm. They make you look cute. And they’re super fun and easy to make.

We’ve got shell patterned hats. We’ve got camo hats. We’ve got fun, slouchy beanies. Any type of beanie that you would want, we’ve got it for you to choose from. We even have a BB-8 hat.

There’s no way the teen or kid in your life won’t love the hat you pick out for them. It’s even more special when you’ve made it yourself.

You’ll probably want to make one of these hats for yourself, too. You can match with whoever you’re making the hat for. Get ready to get your head in the game.

Simple Double Brim Hat

The simple double brim hat is – as it says – very simple: it’s entirely made of single crochet stitches which makes it a great project for beginners as well. The pattern works up quite fast because the hat is made with a big crochet hook. The hat keeps your ears double warm and looks great when using another color on the inside.

Via Wilma Westenberg

Simple Double Brim Hat

Plaid Slouchy Hat

This hat is almost ALL dc stitches (yay!) and works up pretty quickly. The color changes can slow you down a bit, but this hat was made in just a couple hours.

Via Whistle & Ivy

Plaid Slouchy Hat

Modern Ikat Hat

This hat uses a design tool that lets you graph your own patterns like this lovely geometric pattern.

Via Sweet Beverly B

Modern Ikat Hat

Shiplap Slouch

This hat is so named for its color and the lines that go around it. If you are into watching house remodeling shows – you’d understand!

Via Little Monkeys Crochet

Shiplap Slouch

Greene Pom Pom Hat

You’ll love the texture of this hat.  Before you attach the pom pom, you can choose which side of the hat you want to use (it is completely reversible at this stage). Here three colors were used to achieve a color block look but this hat would be really beautiful in a solid color as well.

Via Skein and Hook

Greene Pom Pom Hat

Super Quick Fair Isle Beanie

Fair isle crochet involves creating colored designs and shapes in the background of your project. It’s a very savvy crochet technique to learn because you work behind the background to create the shapes vs casting on and off. The motifs incorporated into the background are simple yet unique.

Via Ideal Me

Super Quick Fair Isle Beanie

Swirl Hat

This hat is available in three sizes! I’ve also added a crochet flower with a button for those who prefer a little embellishment.

Via Rescued Paw Designs

Swirl Hat

Primrose Stitch Hat

Get ready for nothing but compliments when you dive into this pattern. This hat takes the cuteness factor to the next level. Take it to the mountains and play in the snow in style, or just snuggle up on a chilly day.

Via Cream of the Crop Crochet

Primrose Stitch Hat

Faux Mistake Rib Watchman's Cap

Here’s how to crochet a hat that both looks like a mistake rib watchman’s cap AND has the stretch of one. The solution was to crochet the hat in rows from the brim to the crown, combining stitches of different heights and working in the back loop.

Via Underground Crafter

Faux Mistake Rib Watchman Cap Crochet

Shell V Shell Crochet Slouch

This Shell V Shell Crochet Slouch is a very easy pattern to follow and the name of this slouch explains everything. The combination of shell and v stitch makes the body of the hat and give it a great openwork texture.

Via Crochet For You

Shell V Shell Crochet Slouch

Bobble Beanie

Do you love crocheting bobbles? The texture it gives to hats, blankets, and just about anything else is fun and adds great visual interest.

Via Daisy Cottage Designs

Bobble Beanie Crochet Pattern

Puff Stitch Slouch

Puff stitches are used to add texture and it’s made slouchy because there is so much variation in head sizes.

Via Underground Crafter

Puff Stitch Slouch Crochet Pattern

Thystle

Combining simple single and treble crochet stitches create an interesting textured fabric similar to the puff stitch, without all the extra work.

Via Noowul

Thystle Beanie Crochet Pattern

Cabled Messy Bun Hat

The Cabled Messy Bun Hat is a great project that is fun for all skill levels. If you've never crocheted cables before, there are several video tutorials included to help you successfully crochet this hat!

Via A Crocheted Simplicity

Cabled Messy Bun Hat Crochet Pattern

Ice Queen Cap

Work up this Ice Queen Cap just in time for the cold winter months. Using just one ball of traditional worsted weight yarn in any yarn color of your choice, this crochet hat pattern is the perfect winter accessory.

Via All Free Crochet

Ice Queen Cap Crochet Pattern

Lovebot Robot Hat

You can make it a regular robot just by making the heart button eyes circles or make it with heart eyes as a perfect gift for Valentine’s Day! Color options for this hat are endless.

Via Repeat Crafter Me

Lovebot Robot Hat Crochet Pattern

Woven Stitch Hat

Warmth – Don’t let the small holes in the stitch pattern fool you, this hat is cozy warm!

Via Bhooked Crochet

Woven Stitch Hat Crochet Pattern

Star Wars Inspired BB-8 Hat

This crochet hat pattern perfectly captures the fun, spunky character who stole hearts in The Force Awakens, and it is complete with that iconic orange-and-white color scheme.

Via All Crafts Channel

Star Wars Inspired BB-8 Hat Crochet Pattern

Camo Crochet Hat

Great for boys and men of all ages, this crochet hat pattern is easy to work up. Whether your man or little boy wants to blend in or just needs a warm hat for the cold weather, you've found the right pattern to make.

Via All Free Crochet

Camo Crochet Hat

Unicorn Crochet Hat

Release your inner unicorn by rocking this easy crochet hat. The Magical Unicorn Crochet Hat has everything you could want from a crochet hat pattern: rainbow yarn, earflaps, and a horn that lets you turn into a mythical creature.

Via Repeat Crafter Me

Unicorn Crochet Hat

Ivory Ocean Beanie

This beanie is perfect for almost any time of year, and would make a wonderful present for a daughter, granddaughter or dear friend as it can be whipped up in an evening!

Via Hopeful Honey

Ivory Ocean Beanie Crochet Pattern

Carlyle Slouch Hat

Do you love the idea of color-blocking? It’s such a modern twist on the classic stripes, and there aren’t nearly as many ends to weave in at the end.

Via Little Monkeys Crochet

Carlyle Slouch Hat Crochet Pattern

Side Bow Beanie

This is definitely a crochet beanie pattern like none you've seen before. With both an adorable and a unique way to wear it, you'll have a lot of fun with this.

Via Elk Studio Handcrafted Crochet Designs

Side Bow Beanie Crochet Pattern

Urban Broomstick Lace Slouchy

Wow your friends with a stunning new hat this fall. The Urban Broomstick Lace Slouchy hat is sure to turn some heads.

Via Bhooked Crochet

Urban Broomstick Lace Slouchy Crochet Pattern

Where’d you wear your new hat? In the snow? On a chilly night? Just out and about, wanting to look cute in your beanie? Take a picture while you’re out on the town, and share it with us.

The hats we picked out are easy to make, so you might want to choose more than just one of these. Don’t be afraid to get a little crazy with it.

Newborn – Double Knot Beanie Crochet Pattern

Headphone Beanie for Children

Filed Under: Free Patterns, Hats Tagged With: Beanie Crochet Pattern, beanie crochet tutorial, beanie pattern, crochet beanie, hat crochet pattern, how to crochet a beanie

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