Crochet Sunhats for Kids Free Patterns

The sun comes up higher and higher every day, so it`s already time to think of Crochet Sunhats for Kids. Sunhats are very practical and also stylish accessories not only for adults but for little ones too.

They are pretty simple to make and will look cute paired with any summer outfit. These sunhats are made with cotton yarn, therefore they are comfortable and the child`s head will not get too hot. But how about trying bamboo or raffia yarn instead.

In addition, they are crocheted loosely, and together with lacy designs, it makes them even more breathable. They all feature a brim, which is just the right size to keep the sun out of the child`s face.

These cute sunhats are a must for the summer season so get your hooks and yarns ready. Check out these free patterns under the links below and don’t forget to follow us on Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest for more creative ideas!

If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Charming Baby Bonnets and Adorable Baby Bibs.

 

Free crochet Hat patterns for babies and kids

Baby Rainbow Dip Bucket Hat

Combine granny stitch with a classic bucket hat shape to get the most stylish sunhat for your kid. What’s more, it’s going to be a perfectly quick make because the size is small and the stitch works up fast. Use neutrals, just like the author did, or go for more vibrant colors. Either way, don’t stop on one. You know how it goes – while one of the hats ends up in a puddle, you’ve got another to swiftly put on your little rascal’s head.

Level: beginner Author: The Morning Hooker

photos by The Morning Hooker / instagram.com

Find this pattern on instagram.com.

Baby Sun Hat

Make your little one the cutest set of sunhats with this easy pattern from Crochet ‘n’ Create. As you can see, they are easily customizable, so you can come up with endless colorways to try. Although these versions look rather girly, there;s a simple way of making them look more boyish – just try darker colors. Combination of blue and brown is a classic teddy-bear inspired palette, while neutrals such as grey or black will make it look more minimalistic.

Level: beginner Author: Crochet ‘n’ Create

photos by Crochet ‘n’ Create / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on crochetncreate.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

Daffodil Sunhat

This is an easily adjustable pattern that will fit both kids and adults. The sunny crochet baby hat uses loose stitches, so your child’s head will not overheat in the summer. Bobble stitch gives it texture! We love the way the brim rolls up too.

Level: beginner Author:  Emma Zobel

The original pattern and the photos are on Snow Drop Creates. More info on Ravelry.

Vintage Sun Hat

Oh, this is one of our favorite patterns for crochet sunhats for kids! This gorgeous white hat has a beautiful lacy design. The brim is large enough to cover the eyes from the sun. Make a matching dress as well for that vintage look.

Level: intermediate Author: Dorianna Rivelli

The original pattern and the photos are on The Lavender Chair. More info on Ravelry.

Little Sunshine Hat

Here is another kids’ sun hat, although this time in a multicolored version. Some delicious colors here, right? Evidently! The ruffles on the brim make this pattern fun to work on. And it guarantees a summery, cheerful look!

Level: beginner Author: Anna Beckett

The original pattern and the photos are on A Bunch of Buttons. More info on Ravelry.

Hugs and Kisses Baby Sun Hats

If you are a passionate crocheter and a local in the online community of crafters, the name Hugs and Kisses certainly sounds familiar to you. More than familiar, right? Well, here is one more pattern in the legendary series created by Michael Sellick. Enjoy!

Level: beginner Author: Michael Sellick

The original pattern and the photos are on A Bunch of Buttons. More info on Ravelry.

Matilda Sun Hat

Responsibility and style! With this sun hat designed by Dorianna Rivelli, you will stay protected from the sun all spring and summer. You will crochet this piece quite quickly, so no worries! It will be ready for when it gets really warm.

Level: upper beginner Author: Dorianna Rivelli

The original pattern and the photos are on The Lavender Chair. More info and the photos are on Ravelry: top and bottom.

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