Hats + Gloves

Dear users, dear authors,
Keeping your hands and head warm is important in winter—for kids and adults alike, of course. The great thing is that you can easily make your own hats and gloves if you have good patterns, and there are plenty of them on Crazypatterns. Get them now and grab your needles.

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Knitting Pattern for Fleece-Lined Gloves
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Super warm and beautiful gloves with cables and a fleece lining for fall and winter! The step-by-step pattern is illustrated with photos and is easy to follow.
Materials: one skein of merino wool in your chosen color (130 m/50 g), a small amount of Schachenmayr Molly (45 m/50 g), 3 mm knitting needles, and a 3 mm crochet hook.

Knitting Pattern for an Owl Hat

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Step-by-step knitting pattern for an owl hat. Numerous photos help you follow the process.
The hat can, of course, also be knitted in other colors.
Difficulty level: medium.
The following stitches are used for the hat: knit stitch and purl stitch.
Materials:
approx. 50 g Rowan Pure Wool 4-ply (50 g/160 m) or Lana Grossa Cool Wool Merino (100% merino, 50 g/160 m), size 3 circular needles, 2 wooden beads, darning needle.
Size:
Head circumference 36–40 cm, 42–46 cm, 48–52 cm

Crochet pattern: Mr. and Mrs. Cool Hat

With this stylish hat, you won’t have to give up your sunglasses even in winter. It is especially eye-catching in neon colors
and therefore also a tiny bit safer in traffic. The
pattern includes 3 sizes.




https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20749/haekelanleitung-muetze-mr-mrs-cool


Sizes:

• 43 cm - 46 cm
• 47 cm - 49 cm
• 50 cm - 53 cm

Materials needed:

• 43 cm - 46 cm 50g yarn for needle size 3-4
• 47 cm - 49 cm 60g yarn for needle size 3-4
• 50 cm - 53 cm 70g yarn for needle size 3-4( e.g., Bravo by Schachenmayr with a yardage of 133m /50g)
• Crochet hook size 3.5

Crochet pattern 3-piece set in a cable pattern look

Perfect for winter, this set consists of a headband, cowl, and matching wrist warmers in a trendy cable pattern look. Everything can
be made very easily and individually for any size.



https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/21101/haekelanleitung-3-er-set-im-zopfmusterlook


Required materials: here, yarn for needle size 4 - 4.5 was used (e.g., Magic Light by Ice Yarns, 360 m yardage/100 g)

• Headband approx. 30 g yarn for needle size 4–4.5
• Cowl (circumference approx. 60 cm) 75 g yarn for needle size 4–4.5
• per pair of wrist warmers approx. 55 g yarn for needle size 4–4.5
• Crochet hook size 4
• 2 buttons 1.6 mm - 2 mm (headband)

Crochet Pattern Santa Hat

Ho..ho...hoooo......Here comes the Santa hat, heralding the start of the cold season. Get the pattern for this fun
Santa hat now and turn heads.



https://www.crazypatterns.net/en/items/19487/haekelanleitung-muetze-santa


The pattern includes 3 sizes:

• Head circumference 39 cm – 41 cm
• Head circumference 47 cm – 49 cm
• Head circumference 50 cm – 53 cm

Cable-Look Hat

You can easily make this absolutely stylish hat yourself using this pattern. Whether with gradient yarn, in one
or two colors, it’s always an eye-catcher.



https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/18278/haekelanleitung-muetze-im-zopfmuster


Size:

• Child size for head circumference 49 cm - 52 cm
• Women’s size for head circumference 53 cm - 56 cm
• Women’s/men’s size for head circumference 57 cm - 60 cm

Required materials:

• HC = 49 cm – 51 cm: approx. 90g – 100g yarn for needle size 4, (e.g. "Soft Baby Magic Purple" by Ice Yarns with a yardage of 230 m/100g)
• HC = 53 cm – 56 cm + 57 cm - 60 cm: approx. 100g – 110g yarn for needle size 4, (e.g. "Soft Baby Magic Purple" by Ice Yarns with a yardage of 230 m/100g)
• Crochet hook size 4

With this crochet pattern, you can crochet a cheerful, colorful beanie. The pattern is designed for beanies for children (ages one and up) and adults. All steps are explained in detail, and plenty of photos help with the process. That’s why this pattern is also suitable for beginners.

You can find everything else—such as the materials needed, the stitches used, and the pattern—here: Crochet Pattern: Girls’ Beanie No. 10

Why not crochet yourself a colorful square beanie with a great color pattern using this crochet pattern?

The pattern is designed for hats for children (ages one and up) and adults. All steps are explained in detail, and plenty of photos help with the process. That’s why this pattern is also suitable for beginners.

You can find everything else—such as the materials needed, the stitches used, and the pattern—here:
Crochet Pattern for Girls’ Square Beanie No. 9

With this crochet pattern, you can crochet yourself a really casual beanie.

The pattern is written for hats for children (from one year old) and adults. All steps are explained in detail, and lots of photos help you make it. That's why the pattern is also suitable for beginners.

Everything else, such as the required materials, the stitches used, and the pattern, can be found here: Crochet Pattern Beanie Girls No12

You can crochet a simple but clever hat for boys and men with this pattern.

The pattern is written for hats for children (from one year old) and adults. All steps are explained in detail, and many photos help you follow along. That’s why the pattern is also suitable for beginners.

Everything else, such as the materials needed, the stitches used, and the pattern, can be found here: Crochet Pattern Hat Buam No5

This hat pairs very well with jackets and coats because it’s solid-colored. Yet, thanks to the various patterns and the flower, it doesn’t look boring—instead, it’s understated and elegant.

The pattern is designed for hats for children (ages one and up) and adults. All steps are explained in detail, and plenty of photos help with the process. That’s why the pattern is also suitable for beginners.

You can find everything else—such as the materials needed, the stitches used, and the pattern—here: Crochet Pattern for Girls’ Hat No. 11

The aviator hat is a great gift, especially for little aviation fans. It also keeps ears nice and warm, making it particularly well-suited for children.

The pattern is written for hats for children aged one and up and for adults. All steps are explained in detail, so the pattern is also suitable for beginners.

You can find everything else—such as the materials needed, the stitches used, and the pattern—here: Crochet Pattern for Boys’ Beanie No. 3

The earflap hat with its long braids is especially popular with girls. But parents love it too, since it keeps little girls’ ears nice and warm—which makes it a particularly popular hat in winter.

The pattern is designed for hats for children (ages one and up) and adults. All steps are explained in detail, making this pattern suitable even for beginners.

You can find everything else—such as the materials needed, the stitches used, and the pattern—here: Crochet Pattern for Girls’ Hat No. 3

With this crochet pattern, you can crochet a colorful beanie in your favorite colors. It’s sure to give you a casual, laid-back look.

The pattern is designed for beanies for children (ages one and up) and adults. All steps are explained in detail, and plenty of photos help guide you through the process. That’s why this pattern is also suitable for beginners.

You can find everything else—such as the materials needed, the stitches used, and the pattern—here: Beanie Girls No. 5 Pattern

This striped beanie can be worn by both boys and girls.

The pattern is written for hats for children (from one year old) and adults. All steps are explained in detail, and many photos help you follow along. That's why the pattern is also suitable for beginners.

Everything else, such as the required materials, the stitches used, and the pattern, can be found here: Crochet Pattern Beanie Buam No4

RASANTE – these are mittens with a truly dynamic design, where the thumbs are integrated right into the diagonal stripe pattern. It took me a lot of tinkering, but now I can present you with a pattern that lets you knit the mitten in one piece and without seams! How? Well, of course I’ll only reveal that in the pattern ;-)

This pattern is not recommended for absolute beginners, but anyone with a bit of experience knitting socks should have no problems. The pattern works for all sizes and yarn weights!

Go to the pattern page here: Click!

No winter without a hat! And of course I had fun getting creative too :-)
Hier seht Ihr eine Auswahl meiner Mützen. Und hier geht's zu meinem Store: Klick!
Wishing you always warm ears!
Yours, Steffi

Gloves or Wrist Warmers - with the brilliant icicle pattern, you’ll definitely want to crochet both!
Cozy and warm, and simply a real eye-catcher!
Sizes: For children and women (S, M, L)




Material:
Yarn weight 5 – 5.5 (e.g. Red Heart Soft Baby Steps), approx. 100g
Crochet hook size 5 or 5.5

Difficulty level: The pattern is suitable for crocheters who already have some practice.

stitches used:
Chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, crocheting half double crochets together, invisible decrease with half double crochets (explained in detail in an extensive photo tutorial).

Help: 
If you have any questions about the pattern or while making it, I’ll be happy to help!

Beautiful Wrist Warmers can also be knooked very easily!
My pattern ideally combines the advantages of crocheting and knooking and also includes a comprehensive, illustrated basic knooking course!

Knooking is "knitting with a crochet hook" - an easy-to-learn technique that is fun!



The pattern is suitable for BEGINNERS !
It includes a comprehensive, illustrated basic knooking course!
Required crochet skills: chain stitch, single crochet, slip stitch
Required knooking skills: none

SIZES:
Women's sizes S, M, L


Detailed step-by-step explanations, lots of photos, illustrated basic course in "knooking", pattern for a crochet flower for decorating

DIFFICULTY LEVEL:
Beginner

REQUIRED MATERIALS:
Yarn weight 7-8 (100g)
Crochet hook no. 7
Knooking needle no. 6

STITCHES USED:
Crochet: chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet
Knooking: knit knooking stitches

Help:
If you have any questions about the pattern or while making it, I’ll be happy to help!

In winter, you need warm headwear—ideally also waterproof and windproof!
The Felted Balloon Cap is easy to crochet, is conveniently felted in the washing machine, and is truly absolutely chic!


SIZE:
One size for women (for head circumference 54–58 cm)

THE PATTERN INCLUDES:
Detailed step-by-step explanations, lots of photos

DIFFICULTY LEVEL:
Intermediate

MATERIALS NEEDED:
Felting wool (e.g., Feltro by Lana Grossa, yardage 50 m/50 g, Schöller+Stahl Filzi, yardage 50 m/50 g, Schachenmayr Wash+Filz, yardage 50 m/50 g)
Yarn needed: 5 balls (250 g)
Crochet hooks sizes 7 and 8

STITCHES USED:
Chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, picot (explained in detail)

Help:
I’m happy to help if you have any questions about the pattern or while making it!

A must-have this winter is the wonderful Caradhras knitted scarf and hat set.
Both are knitted flat, meaning in rows. The hat is closed with Kitchener stitch, so you won’t see any seam later.
Because it’s knitted in rows, the circumference of the hat can be adjusted completely individually; you don’t need any increases or calculations. ;-)

The scarf can easily be turned into a cowl with 4 buttons. The pattern is reversible, which means it looks the same on both sides.

The set works up beautifully in all cozy winter yarns, from sock-weight yarn to DK and bulky.

Depending on weight and yardage, you’ll need 200 to 300 grams of yarn for the scarf and approx. 100 grams of yarn for the hat.
You’ll also need a kitchen scale, two stitch markers, a cable needle, some contrasting yarn, and a crochet hook for the provisional cast-on (hat). If you like, you can sew a pom-pom onto the hat.

The super easy-to-understand pattern is 10 pages long and includes both charts (knitting charts) and a written-out version.
The difficulty level is easy to intermediate. Basic knowledge is required (knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, knitting stitches together, knitting stitches from the strand between stitches). The provisional cast-on needed for the hat is explained in the pattern.

You’re basically getting 2 patterns here for the price of one. ☺

Go to the pattern here

Kids often don’t want to wear a hat in winter. With this helmet for little firefighters, that’s guaranteed not to happen!
The pattern is designed for a head circumference of about 54 cm, but can easily be adapted to other sizes. It’s also suitable for beginners. You’ll need about 60 g of neon yellow yarn, a scrap of yarn in silver or silver-gray, and a scrap of black fabric measuring about 30 cm x 50 cm.

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Here is the link to the pattern and the picture for it:


https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/21190/haekelmuetze-feuerwehrhelm-groesse-54-cm-kopfumfang

The cold season is beginning...

... so let's brave it together with colors, patterns, and shapes!

To learn more details, simply click on the corresponding image.








A hat for her and a hat for him:


The ANOUK Hat is knitted with a gentle wave pattern. If you have basic knitting skills and can work from a knitting chart, you’ll manage it without any problems! It’s knitted with a double strand of a soft alpaca-silk blend and can be finished in no time over a weekend!
Click here for the knitting pattern in one women’s size:
Anouk Hat


The Ansgar Hat is just the thing for real men! It’s knitted in a textured rib pattern using just knit and purl stitches. It’s knitted with Arroyo by Malabrigo, but you can also use any 6-ply sock yarn!
And here’s the knitting pattern:
Ansgar Hat

Annette wishes you lots of fun knitting 

This hat is something for knitting beginners/returners:


Whether for skiing or afterward, or as a stylish city hat..This hat is quick and very easy to knit – well suited for beginners, since there are no increases or decreases to knit
. A matching scarf in the same style completes the outfit for cool days.

The pattern is fully illustrated for all stitches used and described for the material used below for a head circumference of 50 cm to 60 cm. It also explains how to convert a gauge, so that it can also be knitted
with other yarn weights and in all sizes.

Material:
200 g merino yarn, Schulana Capo Nord used here, 100% merino, 100 g – 90 m yardage, needle size 7 – 9, knitting needle size 8.0 used here,
gauge according to the ball band 12 sts x 17 rows = 10 x 10 cm.
An alternative yarn in this weight would be, for example, MyBoshi No. 3.
You will also need: yarn needle for weaving in ends, measuring tape, scissors
Note: mohair yarns are not recommended for beginners, as they snag and can hardly be unraveled, so they are not forgiving of mistakes. Otherwise, you can use pretty much any yarn.

Until the 1st Sunday of Advent, my patterns for hats are 20% off. 

I offer both crochet and knitting patterns. A helmet-style hat is included too, so the ears are always nicely protected.

Small amounts of yarn are enough for hats, often even less than 1 skein of wool, and these hats are a nice project to do “on the side.”


You’ll find yarn details and quantities with the individual models.

The two-color pattern creates a fine line pattern instead of the usual stripes.
Clever!
 
Ann's Cap and Joe'sCap
Great against the winter cold.
Individual pattern or also in a value set
 
Whether for "her" or for "him" - or in a "matching partner look"
Do you have a size 5 crochet hook and about 200 g of wool, plus colorful leftovers
( wool/blend yarn 100 g (yardage: 50 m) in your craft basket,
you can get started right away.  Quickly download the matching pattern, choose your favorite color combo, and start crocheting.
 
The pattern is more for advanced crocheters,
consisting of three printable pages:
In text form and with a crochet chart in high-quality computer graphics,
a size chart from size 35-64
 
The following crochet skills should be known:
making a magic ring, crocheting in rounds
chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, double crochet, crab stitches
 
Materials used: e.g. Schoeller&Stahl, Hauswolle Extra
60% wool - 40% polyacrylic approx. 200 m/ 100 g , 1 crochet hook size 5 - 6
 
Here are the individual patterns:
 
 
Ann`s Cap.
Women’s/children’s cap with visor and pom-pom
Size 48 - 50
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/4095/haekelanleitung-ann-s-cap-damen-kinder-muetze-mit-schirm-u-bommel

 
 
 
Joe`s Cap men’s cap with visor.
Size 60 - 64
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/4092/haekelanleitung-joe-s-cap-herren-muetze-mit-schirm
 

 
 
Here’s the bundle:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/4905/haekelanleitung-spar-set-ann-s-cap-und-joe-s-cap
 

 
 
Have lots of fun choosing,  crafting, gifting, and of course wearing them,
Ralf
 
 

Here’s my hat:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/3484/ballonbeanie

This cuddly soft hat is simply a must-have in winter! It is knitted flat and in rows, which means you don’t need a set of double-pointed needles. It’s also not necessary to calculate a stitch count for the circumference. You simply knit until the piece fits around the head, and then bind off the stitches together.Required materials:

• 50 grams of yarn (approx. 125 meters, e.g. MyBoshi Flow or similar bulky yarn)
• Size 7 circular knitting needle
• 2 stitch markers
• Sewing needle
• Some leftover yarn for the provisional cast-on
• Size 7 crochet hook

Required skills: basic knowledge, short rows, right-leaning stitch increase, provisional cast-on (explained in the pattern)Difficulty level: mediumThe pattern is 8 pages long and includes written instructions, charts, a schematic drawing, and a photo tutorial for the horizontal rib.Go to the pattern here 

This great beanie is just the thing for cold days. Wearable by both women and men. The arrangement of the
different stitches creates this pretty pattern. The pattern
includes 3 sizes:

• head circumference 50 cm - 53 cm
• head circumference 54 cm - 57 cm
• head circumference 58 cm - 61 cm

Click here to go to the pattern:


Required materials:

• depending on head circumference, approx. 80g – 95g yarn for hook size 4 (e.g., "Soft Baby Soft Magic" by Ice Yarns with a yardage of 230 m/100g)
• crochet hook size 4

There’s still room here in this thread

Especially now, you need to keep a cool head—or maybe not—and the best way to do that is with the knitting pattern for the cozy Varya winter hat.

This wonderful hat is knit flat, meaning in rows, and you don’t need a set of double-pointed needles for it. You also don’t have to calculate the stitches for the head circumference, since the hat is knitted from side to side and crocheted together at the end. Even so, no seam is visible.

The pattern is suitable for all sizes. ☺ The width of the hat is approx. 28 - 30 cm, depending on the yarn.

Required materials:

• approx. 70 grams of yarn for needle size 6 - 7 mm or approx. 140 meters (e.g. MyBoshi Goat or similar yarn, please pay attention to the yardage)
• knitting needles size 6 - 7 mm
• 2 stitch markers
• tape measure
• scissors
• sewing needle
• some leftover yarn for the provisional cast-on
• crochet hook

The pattern includes:

• 9 pages
• Written-out pattern
• Charts
• Photo tutorial for the horizontal ridge
• Explanation of the provisional cast-on

Difficulty level: easy to intermediate

Get this wonderful pattern now and knit yourself a warm winter—also ideal as a “last-minute Christmas gift”! 
And best of all: you can even save up to 30%!

Here’s the pattern

My newest design is for the whole family. Dad, Mom, child... who wouldn’t love that?

Quick to knit with 50–80 g of yarn, this pretty hat comes in 8 sizes. 



Click here to go directly to the hat pattern.....

Any more coming?

One pattern - 2 hats. The arrangement of the different stitches creates this pretty pattern, which looks simply great from both
sides. Get the pattern for this
trendy reversible hat now. The pattern includes 3 sizes:

• head circumference 48 cm - 50 cm
• head circumference 51 cm - 54 cm
• head circumference 55 cm - 58 cm

Click here to go to the pattern:


Materials needed:

• depending on head circumference, approx. 60g – 90g yarn for needle size 4, (e.g. "Soft Baby Magic Purple" by Ice Yarns with a yardage of 230 m/100g)
• crochet hook size 4

Hats, hats, hats... The more we have, the better ;-)

And when there’s a faux fur pom-pom attached, we love them even more!

For more details, simply click on the respective image.





Bunny hat for the littlest ones and little ones :-)
4 sizes are described in detail (head circumference 40–53 cm) — if you’re feeling brave, you can also crochet the hat up to a head circumference of 63 cm ♥ Crocheted with Myboshi No 1 and hook size 6 (and 4.5), they’re finished in no time ...

Crochet pattern: Bunny Hat

You can never have enough fingerless mitts!

Perfect for the transitional season, and the high-quality alpaca yarn keeps you warm when it’s cooler or cools you down when it gets warmer!

For more details, just click on the image.



A completely different kind of hat is waiting for you here!
An unusual "brim" gives this cabled hat the perfect finishing touch!

And... this "brim" can be knitted in many different colors, so the hat goes with any outfit!

A detailed STEP-by-STEP description as well as several charts in knitting chart form guide you through the knitting process.

The pattern is designed for a head circumference of about 50-54 cm.
However, it is simple to make it larger or smaller as needed.

Click here for the pattern...