Beanies and Hats

Dear users, dear authors,
you still need hats and beanies in the spring and summer. Of course, these are made with slightly lighter yarn. In this thread, you’ll find patterns that are comfortable to wear even in the summer. Start browsing now.

@Authors, this is a promotional thread for all authors. Please post your patterns for hats and beanies here.
Don’t forget to include an image, a link, and information about the technique, difficulty level, what makes the pattern special, and the
materials used.

Ganzjahres-Beanie aus Sockenwolle gestrickt


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Für diese federleichte Ganzjahres-Beanie, welche mit Stricknadeln in diversen Stärken (der Bund mit Nd. 3,5, der Hauptteil mit Nd. 6,0, die Abnahmen mit 4,5 und 4,0) und für die Verzierung mit einer Häkelnadel Stärke 3,0 - 4,0 gefertigt wird, genügen 70 g   6-fädige Sockenwolle,
meist hat jedoch 1 Knäuel 150 g. Aus dem Restgarn lässt sich also locker noch ein kleiner Loop oder auch 1 Paar Socken bis Schuhgröße 36/37 stricken :-) Bei bunter Sockenwolle ergibt sich der jeweilige
Farbverlauf - wie auf diesem Bild - automatisch.

  This hat is as light as a feather—it’s made with 50 grams of Zauberball gradient yarn, so it’s suitable for year-round wear!
With a little skill, it knits up quickly, since the swirl pattern is always worked the same way in rounds
worked,
Click here for the pattern “Beret with Swirl Pattern”
also the decreases look very nice and are well described!

Ich hab's mit eigenen Augen gesehen: coole Jungs tragen so etwas das ganze Jahr über.
"Oidaa" ist eine Slouchmütze, die in Sockenwolle oder auch etwas dickerer Wolle gestrickt werden kann. Die Anleitung beinhaltet drei Größen - von Teenager- bis großer Erwachsengröße. Der Verbrauch liegt bei 150 - 200m, je nach der gewählten Größe.
Neben ausreichend Wolle braucht man auch noch eine Rundstricknadel oder ein Nadelspiel, 3,5mm für das Bündchen und 4mm für den Rest. Eventuell einen Maschenmarkierer, umd den Rundenbeginn zu kennzeichnen.

Die Anleitung findet ihr hier.

Lace and openwork patterns combined with the right yarn are the secret ;-)

That’s why today we’d like to introduce you to a romantically beautiful set—consisting of a beanie and scarf—in Silkhair quality!

Ideal for the transitional season, yet the light openwork pattern brings a touch of summer with it.

Size information: Scarf: approx. 200x50 cm | Beanie: Head circumference approx. 52 - 54 cm

A detailed step-by-step explanation as well as 2 charts in knitting chart form guide you through the simple lace pattern.

Also perfectly suitable for beginners.

For more details, simply click on the image below.

Even in spring and summer, you need something on your head every now and then...
A very quick-to-knit hat for young and old!

If you'd like the combo set, you'll save a full EUR 1.00 - you can find the package - consisting of a hat and summer sweater - in our shop!

The pattern is designed for a head circumference of about 50-53 cm.
However, the gauge makes it possible to knit any size!

For more details, simply click on the image below.

This swirl beanie is suitable for year-round wear. You only need about 80 g of 6-ply sock yarn. An absolute eye-catcher and easy for beginners to make.



Click here for the pattern

Have fun knitting!
maschenspiel

Auch die Kleinsten brauchen natürlich gerade im Frühling und an kühlen Sommerabenden eine leichte Mütze auf dem Kopf - wie z.B. diese süße Babybeanie "Emma" mit zartem Sternchenmuster.



Die Anleitung zeigt Euch Schritt-für Schritt mit vielen Bildern und einer zusätzlichen Häkelschrift wie Ihr die Mütze ganz schnell und einfach in 3 verschiedenen Größen (für Babys von 0-12 Monaten) häkelt und erklärt darüber hinaus auch, wie das Muster für verschiedene Garnstärken und Größen individuell angepasst werden kann. 
So werden auch Häkelanfänger schnell ein schönes Erfolgserlebnis haben! Ihr braucht nur ca. 50g Eures Lieblingsgarns und die dazu passende Häkelnadel und schon kann's losgehen! :-)

Die Anleitung für die Babymütze "Emma" findet Ihr hier >>> 

Even during the transitional season, little ears don’t have to get cold! With this pattern, you’ll be able to quickly and easily crochet this great set on your own. The process is explained in detail, and plenty of pictures clearly illustrate each step. The pattern is 12 pages long and is generously illustrated, making it suitable even for beginner crocheters. For the scarf, you’ll find patterns in two sizes—for babies and toddlers—but the pattern also explains how to make the scarf larger. You can also make the hat in several sizes. You’ll need yarn in brown (approx. 100g), black (scraps), dark brown (scraps), and beige (scraps). However, you can also use other color combinations. 50g = 115m 



Ideal für den Frühling, bunt, fröhlich, mit tollem Muster und schnell gehäkelt ist die Häkelmütze "Farbenzauber"
Die Anleitung erklärt detailliert Schritt für Schritt, wie die Mütze gehäkelt wird. Es sind viele Fotos und zwei Häkelschriften enthalten.


GRÖSSEN:
XS (2-6 Jahre) 
S (6-8 Jahre) 
M (8-14 Jahre) 
L 
XL

SCHWIERIGKEITSGRAD: 
Fortgeschrittene, Übung im Lesen einer Häkelschrift von Vorteil, aber nicht notwendig!

BENÖTIGTES MATERIAL: 
Baumwollgarn der Stärke 4-5 (z.B. Schachenmayr Catania Grande)
je 1 Knäuel in 6 Farben
Mütze: je nach Größe Häkelnadel Nr. 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5

VERWENDETE MASCHEN: 
Luftmaschen, Kettmaschen, feste Maschen, halbe Stäbchen, Stäbchen

Hilfestellung: 
Bei Fragen zur Anleitung und beim Nacharbeiten stehe ich gerne zur Verfügung!

I have one more that’s also suitable for the transitional season. You can see it below :-)
You’ll need one 50g ball of 4-ply sock yarn, a set of double-pointed needles or circular knitting needles.
The pattern is written out for two sizes and also shown as a knitting chart.

More about it here.

It’s not just grown-ups who want pretty headwear—little girls love stylish hats, too. Plus, they protect against too much sun.  For the crocheted summer hat Emily, which fits girls with a head circumference of 48–52 cm, you’ll need about 100 g of BINGO Line 163 by ONline, colorful yarn scraps for the crocheted embellishments, and size 3 and 4 crochet hooks. If you’d like, you can thread a colorful ribbon—perhaps one that matches her dress—through the hat and tie it into a decorative bow. The pattern is suitable for beginner crocheters. It uses chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, and double crochet.

I hope you enjoy the pattern—Yours, Ina

Here’s another spring-ready version of a slouchy hat for younger people.
Thanks to the high-quality, fine baby alpaca yarn, it is very lightweight (hat = 115 g), does not feel heavy on your head, and can easily be tucked into your handbag. At the same time, the baby alpaca keeps you pleasantly warm. The knitting pattern is suitable for knitting beginners .

Materials:

• 300 g of wonderfully soft baby alpaca (I’ll tell you my source in the pattern); that is enough for the hat and scarf or cowl
• Circular needles or a set of double-pointed needles in sizes 3 and 4, and size 6 for the scarf, and
  
• stitch markers or small rings that can be used to mark stitches.

I hope you enjoy the knitting pattern — Ina knits

It can still be quite cold until Easter..  This hat is just right for that:

Crochet Hat for Everyone - very easy



(To purchase/download, please click the image)

A wonderfully easy-to-crochet hat for different styles, meaning ONE hat model wearable in all the pictured variations, for both men and women. Also easy to make for children or as a simple hat for babies (though thinner yarn is recommended).

And the best part: no gauge swatch (it doesn’t come down to the exact centimeter), no increases or decreases, possible with all your desired yarns in all sizes.

The PDF pattern includes pictures.

You need these crochet skills:
chain stitches, single crochet. Everything else and slip stitches are explained. (Video) link tips for learning to crochet for beginners are included in the PDF.

By the way: A matching crochet pattern for an infinity scarf to go with this hat is also available here in my shop:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20003/haekel-moebius-loop-schal-fuer-alle-einfach

Material: for the pictured model with a head circumference of 55 cm to 60 cm: approx. 250 g merino yarn, 50 g – 45 m, crochet hook 6.0; measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle for weaving in ends.
The ribbed pattern requires approx. 50 g more yarn than is normally usual for hats. The crochet hook size should match the yarn used.