Free knit toque patterns

You know when you have grande ideas of what to be for Halloween… and then you just forget about it till the last minute? That is me every year. This year is no different, but instead of the night before, it was the weekend when I started contemplating my outfit.

Introducing the perfect worsted weight hat knitting pattern. This free knitting pattern comes in sizes baby, toddler, children, women and men. You’ll be making hats for everyone you know! * Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links, which means I may receive a small commission, at no cost to you, if you make a purchase... Read More

Check out this Easy Hat Knitting Pattern and see how something so simple to create, can lead to a piece that's so appealing and...

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

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.

Finish this free chunky knit hat pattern in 90 minutes using straight needles and bulky yarn! Learn how to knit a chunky beanie with this easy beginner pattern.

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.

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…

How to knit a hat for complete beginners with a video tutorial. Learn how to knit a hat with straight needles with this tutorial.

Beginner – Free – Knit – Flat Knit- One Size Fits All This is an easy, flat knit hat/beanie/toque (whatever you’d like to call it!). Knit a rectangle (with a bit of a decrea…