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New Knit Hat Patterns: 25 Hats for Fall

August 28, 2014 by AllFreeKnitting 15 Comments

When the leaves start to fall and the air gets crisp, we need some knits to keep us warm. While everyone loves scarves, cowls, and gloves, hats keep us cozy better than any other knit. As our mothers always cautioned us, you lose the most heat through your head. These knit hat patterns will keep you nice and toasty during those chilly autumn days. These aren’t as bulky as winter wear, so they’ll keep you comfortable and stylish.

From deep plums and rusty reds to earthy greens and charcoal blacks, this list is full of rich autumn colors. Your wardrobe will look as gorgeous as the fall trees. These unique patterns are full of interesting twists, turns, and cables for fall fun. This collection has knit hat patterns for the whole family. Whether  you’re looking to knit for your handsome hubby, your rambunctious toddler, or your precious little one, these hat patterns will make the perfect knit gifts. With all of these knitted gifts, don’t forget that you deserve an autumn knit for yourself!  This collection has a lovely selection of knit hat patterns that will have you ready to welcome fall.

Mystic Fog Beanie

 

 

Knit Hat Patterns for Beginners Orange Sherbet Easy-Fit Hat

Are you ready to move onto knit hat patterns, but you’re not quite sure how? When you’re used to knitting scarves and headbands, shaping hats can seem a little intimidating. Don’t worry- these knit hat patterns for beginners are incredibly easy. You’ll be knitting warm caps in no time.

  1. Garter Brim Hat
  2. Orange Sherbet Easy-Fit Hat (Pictured)
  3. Essential Knit Hat Pattern
  4. Candy Crush Beanie Pattern

 

 

Knit Hat Patterns for Women

You’ll fall for these autumn knitting patterns. These stylish knits are perfect for afternoon strolls and stepping on crisp leaves. These creative patterns are full of fun fall colors and intricate motifs. Knit one of these hat patterns as a fall treat for yourself. Get invigorated by the brisk fall air, pick up your needles, and make one of these gorgeous knit hat patterns.

  1. Mystic Fog Beanie
  2. Cutout Bow BeanieCutout Bow Beanie (Pictured)
  3. Charcoal Lace Beanie
  4. American Beauty Hat
  5. Berry Swirl Beanie
  6. Rib and Cable Hat
  7. Embellish This! Hat
  8. Coral Lace Beanie
  9. Slip-Stitch Mesh Hat
  10. Heather’s Hat
  11. Chevrons & Cables Hat

 

 

Knit Hat Patterns for Men Easy Fitted Hat

Knitting is all about assuring that your loved ones stay warm with handmade and heartfelt gifts. Guys tend to be a little finicky when it comes to knitted gifts, but they’ll always love a warm, cozy hat for fall. These knit hat patterns are perfectly manly.

  1. Classic Autumn Hat
  2. Easy Fitted Hat (Pictured)

 

 

 

 

Toddler Knit Hat Pattern IdeasHappy Puppy Dog Hat Knitting Pattern

Kids love to show and tell. That’s why they need fun, quirky hats that express their personality. They’ll be excited to wear their super cool hats to preschool. Whether they’re playing kickball or jumping in piles of leaves, these cute knit hat patterns will keep your toddler warm and toasty.

  1. Leggo My Eggo Hat    
  2. Fox Earflap Beanie
  3. Happy Puppy Dog Hat Knitting Pattern (Pictured)

 

Knit Baby Hat Pattern Ideas

When the temperatures start to drop, you have to make sure that your little bundle of joy is cozy and warm. Make sure your baby is snuggled up in one of these precious knit hat patterns. Your wee one will look adorable in one of these teeny, tiny knitted hats.

  1. Candy Twist Ribbed Hat (Pictured) Candy Twist Ribbed Hat
  2. Baby in Bloom Hats
  3. Basic Preemie Hat
  4. Sophisticated Baby Hat
  5. King and Queen Baby Hats

 

 

Bonus!

Alp Natural Yarn   2 Skeins of Alp Natural Yarn
Gifted by: Feza Yarns

We are giving away two skeins of Alp Natural Yarn yarn to one lucky winner.  The deadline to enter is September 10, 2014 at 11:59:59 PM Eastern Time.

All natural doesn’t have to mean all blah! Alp Natural is a gorgeous novelty yarn full of rich, varying textures. This luxury yarn consists of 40% cotton, 40% viscose, 10% silk, and 10% linen, making it strong, durable, and soft. This specialty yarn combines exquisite shades of green with jade, emerald, olive, and moss.

 

Will you knit a fall hat as a gift to a loved one or as a gift to yourself?

 

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  1. Nicole Vieu says

    August 28, 2014 at 5:00 pm

    I think my first hat would be for me and then I would make one for each of my kids

    Reply
  2. Emily Ruth says

    August 29, 2014 at 2:51 pm

    I have plenty of hats, so I think the next hat I knit will be for someone else. I am so excited for fall knitting!

    Reply
  3. Connie says

    August 30, 2014 at 10:48 am

    I want to try my hands on the coral lace beanie! It will be my first lace project!

    Reply
  4. Donna Dunham says

    August 31, 2014 at 2:34 pm

    With the yarn mentioned, I’d be knitting for myself first. I have a list of people wanting hats from me.

    Reply
  5. Susan J says

    August 31, 2014 at 2:53 pm

    I’m knitting hats for the homeless right now………..already have several for myself, and family…….so no need there
    this yarn is kinda yummy tho………..maybe a baby hat for a friend??

    Reply
  6. Judy Phillips says

    August 31, 2014 at 5:27 pm

    This yarn would be for me, me, me lol. But i already have a pretty good stash to donate to our local shelter and a friend’s list queuing up!

    Reply
  7. Lisa Kerstein says

    August 31, 2014 at 6:05 pm

    I’m knitting a fall hat for my brother right now, to go along with a scarf I completed. Next, I would like to knit a hat for my niece and her fiancé.

    Reply
  8. Laura Fugate says

    August 31, 2014 at 6:44 pm

    I love knitting hats! This would be for my daughter at college who loves to wear knit hats.

    Reply
  9. Julie P says

    August 31, 2014 at 8:07 pm

    For my Etsy shop, Phoenix Knitwear

    Reply
  10. Sara says

    September 1, 2014 at 7:30 am

    I will definitely be knitting a hat for myself. And probably several for my kids! I knit hard and give them to our school too, for the kids that forget theirs at home or just can’t afford to buy one.

    Reply
  11. Mary says

    September 1, 2014 at 4:47 pm

    I will be knitting hats for Granddaughters and several others. Hoping to make one for each of my 6 brothers and 6 sisters.

    Reply
  12. Saundra Hayman says

    September 1, 2014 at 6:51 pm

    I promised my granddaughters boyfriend a hat; so I think I need to knit him one first.

    Reply
  13. Angie says

    September 1, 2014 at 11:02 pm

    My granddaughter needs a new hat because she has outgrown the one I made for her last winter. Sooo…my first hat of the winter will be for her.

    Reply
  14. Kathy Spilker says

    September 3, 2014 at 8:52 am

    I would make hats for gifts

    Reply
  15. Sara says

    January 5, 2016 at 5:24 pm

    Gifts, I don’t wear hats much.

    Reply

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