Keep your little bundle of joy cozy and cute with our roundup of adorable baby hats to crochet. The crochet pattern for each of these unique handmade baby hats and bonnets are free on the designer’s blog.

32 Adorable Baby Hats to Crochet | A roundup collection by MadameStitch

Enjoy this collection of baby hats to crochet!

Hey crochet friend!

I’m about to share some fabulous baby hats to crochet that are all free on the designer’s blog. What could be better than free?!

My favorite thing to do when I’m invited to a baby shower is crochet something for the new baby. The gift of handmade for a mother to be and the baby to come is priceless. We as crocheters know that every stitch contains our hearts. When an expectant mother opens that handmade gift, oohs and aahs abound!

Baby hats to crochet are some of the quickest and most thoughtful gifts you can make and gift. They tick ALL the boxes when it comes to what we as crocheters like: they’re quick, they’re easy, they make the perfect gift.

If you happen to be a new mom who crochets, I know you don’t have a lot of time to indulge in your craft. But, let’s think about how fun it would be to whip up a hat or bonnet for your new baby. You need some time just for yourself, right?! Well, pick up that hook, find some baby soft yarn and take a few minutes.

A roundup of baby hats to crochet, with some bonnets and beanies, too!

Baby hats and bonnets are easy crochet projects and make thoughtful gifts for any little one. Because babies can’t regulate body temperature very well, head coverings can be an essential wardrobe item no matter what time of year it is.

This collection of baby hats to crochet is filled with hats, bonnets and beanies of all kinds. You’ll find fun stitches and creative designs as well as quick makes that you can work up with yarn from your stash.

All of the designers featured in this roundup of baby hats to crochet have posted these patterns free on their blogs.

When you see a hat you like, simply click on the link for the item and you’ll be taken to the designer’s blog post where the crochet pattern is free. That’s it!