Prepare yourself for the collection of crochet patterns for Charming Baby Bonnets. They are super easy to make and super cute. Luckily the patterns are available in different sizes, so you won`t miss the opportunity to make one. Ruffles, bobbles, shell, or openwork stitches, they are all totally worth the effort. You can make the bonnets for spring and summer, but swapping for thicker yarn means your child will feel comfy also in winter. These bonnets will also make a perfect last-minute gift for baby showers, so go ahead and make some right away. Check out these patterns under the links below and follow us on our Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest for more creative ideas!

If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Lovely Baby Bonnets and Sweet Baby Bonnets.

Baby Pixie Hat Free Crochet Pattern

This design must have been inspired by some fantastic fairytales! The pointy shape is going to make your little one look so adorable. We love this light lavender shade as well as the timeless white. What will you go for?

Level: beginner Author: Annanitato Lolo

The video tutorial is on YouTube here. More info and the photos are on Ravelry here. 

Mia Bonnet Free Crochet Pattern

Stunning openwork and ruffles make this bonnet irresistibly cute, without a doubt. The pattern is written for newborns and toddlers as well. Play with colors, adjust the thickness of yarn, and make a bonnet for every season!

Level: beginner Author: Alyona She

The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry here.

Seashell Baby Bonnet Free Crochet Pattern

This gorgeous bonnet is very easy to make, therefore beginners should certainly consider trying it. We all know that even the simplest shell stitch can look so elegant! Aren’t you convinced? Check it out for yourself!

Level:  beginner Author: Croby Patterns

The original pattern is on Croby Patterns here. More info on Ravelry here. Info about this version by pflaume and the photos are on Ravelry here.

Granny Square Summer Bonnet Free Crochet Pattern

Such a clever design! All you need to do here is crochet two basic granny squares and join them together in order to get this pixie-style shape. This bonnet is so adorable and simply one of a kind. These colors are great for spring, evidently!

Level: beginner Author: Catherine McLennan

The original pattern is on Lullaby Lodge here. More info on Ravelry here. Info about this version by LullabyMelodia and the photos are on Ravelry here. 

Baby Bonnet Free Crochet Pattern

Handmade baby bonnets are wonderful gifts for every occasion! Birthdays, baby showers…possibilities are endless! If you want to crochet a lovely retro accessory for your own little one or for a baby in the family, follow the tutorial by Sulaimon Toyyibah.

Level: upper beginner Author: Sulaimon Toyyibah

The video tutorial is on YouTube here. More info and the photos are on Ravelry here. 

Annabelle Pixie Bonnet Free Crochet Pattern

What a delightful idea! A crochet pixie bonnet in a deep shade of green is bound to make your soul sing! It is such a cool project, right? Especially for spring! If there are little pixies in your family, you should surely use the pattern by The Moule Hole.

Level: upper beginner Author: The Moule Hole

The original pattern and the photos are on The Moule Hole here.

Classic Bonnet Hat Free Crochet Pattern

Crochet patterns by Sweet Softies simply couldn’t be any sweeter! We have been following this designer for years and we keep getting surprised. If you have a little princess or prince in the family, you surely should give this bonnet a try.

Level: upper beginner Author: Sweet Softies

The original pattern and the photos are on Sweet Softies here. More info on Ravelry here.

Crochet Bonnet – Back To The Basics Free Crochet Pattern

We can never have enough crochet patterns for classic baby bonnets! This one is enchanting because of its perfect simplicity. Don’t you think? If you have a special little someone in the family, figure out what her or his favorite color could be and get to work!

Level: upper beginner Author: Croby Patterns

The original pattern and the photos are on Croby Patterns here. More info on Ravelry here.