Happy National Hat Day! To celebrate such a momentous occasion, I’ve collected some of our best and quickest free knit hat patterns for you to cast on right away.
Whether you are looking for a chunky ribbed hat, a slouchy casual knit hat or a funky knit beret, there is sure to be something in this collection that you will want to cast on right away.
All of these hats are simple to knit, easy to customize and a pleasure to work up. Did you know that you lose most of your body heat through your head during the winter? So, knit up one of these hats and keep out the chill. There are plenty of patterns here, so you’re sure to find one that will appeal to your sense of style.
Easy Ribbed Knit Hat Patterns
These free knit hat ribbed patterns are great for the beginner, but the seasoned knitter will love them, too. These patterns are all a cinch to work up, so you’ll have a nice warm hat to wear in no time at all.
Warm and Chunky Free Knit Hat Patterns
Nothing is better on a cold winter day than a nice warm hat. Just looking at these knitting patterns is sure to make you feel warmer. Imagine wearing one when the wind is blustery and cold! These free knit hat patterns are warm, chunky, and so much fun. You’ll want to cast on right away.
Fun, Funky and Fast Hat Patterns to Knit
Beat those winter blues and brighten your day with one of these fun and funky hats. Winter hats don’t have to be dull and boring! Make something lively and fun to bring a little light to your world. You won’t believe how quickly these work up. You’re sure to get plenty of smiles from those around you when you put on one of these delightful knit hats.
What is your favorite style of winter hat to wear?
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How could the instructions for regular knitting be changed and done on loom?
Can I use 2 strains of regular 4ply yarn to knit up a pattern calling for bulky yarn? Thanks for your help.