Knitted beanies

If you're new to knitting or have never knitted a hat before, this Beginner Hat Knitting Pattern is perfect for you! Cute knitted hats like this make great gifts for everyone and are easy and fun to make. This hat is worked flat, making it a great project for beginners! You'll work knits, purls, and decreases. The result is a beautiful ribbed hat with nice shaping. Ribbing in itself is a great pattern for practicing and understanding the different between knit and purled stitches. Embellish…

This knit hat pattern for a cuffed beanie makes a classic style but with the right yarn, it also makes a very lux piece.

This is a pattern for a basic adults knitted beanie. Very easy to do and it is finished in a couple of hours. The finished pattern fits most people. Use a variety of yarn to make this suitable for the person you are knitting for. We have suggested the use of a colorful yarn and the picture that goes with it shows the finished beanie.

Take on a new crafting challenge with these free and easy knitted beanie patterns - perfect for beginners! Follow the step-by-step instructions to learn how to knit your own custom beanie.

Round up of free hat patterns perfect for charity (or gift!) knitting.

Free knitting pattern for beginners! The Cambronne Beanie blends garter and seed stitch to create the perfect amount of texture.

charley crochets on Instagram: "can you tell it’s hat season? this one is about 22 inches around, also plenty stretchy due to the ribbing. this one is also going for $15 +$5 shipping, can be made in tons of colors!! send me a dm or comment if you’re interested! #crochet #crochetedgoods #handmade #slowfashion #beanie #beanieseason"

Free hat knitting pattern for straight needles, knit flat and then seamed at the back. Easy beginner hat knitting pattern with fitted & slouchy beanie options.

The One More Mistake beanie is a twist on a classic ribbed beanie. Ridges created by the Mistake Rib stitch provide extra stretch and warmth.

This Waffle Stitch Beanie Hat Free Knitting Pattern uses the waffle stitch to give the hat texture and extra squishiness in bulky yarn.