Girly Sun Hat Free Knitting Patterns
Hello, yarn lovers! Are you looking for something original today? Well then, this selection of free knitting patterns for Girly Sun Hats may be exactly what you need. The hats have plenty of things in common, yet they are both absolutely special. They were designed by experts in classic shapes and very hot colors and then decorated with charming floral appliques. It must have been a success, right? Without a doubt! Check out these free patterns under the links below and follow us on Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest for more creative ideas!
If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Bling Baby Cardis and Simple Baby Pullovers.
Flat Knit Baby Sun Hat
Whip up this easy-knitted hat and keep your baby safe in the sun. Gina’s project is worked flat on straight knitting needles, and then seamed in the back. It uses basic knitting stitches, so it’s perfect for beginners. Try it – you won’t stop on one, of that we are sure.
Level: upper beginner Author: Gina Michele
Summer Hat – Child
If you’ve ever tried making knitted hats, you know how hard it is to achieve a brim that isn’t floppy. Although the entire hat is knitted, there’s a little bit of crocheting involved. Stine decided to finish off the brim with a crochet hook, by working over the plastic wire – it adds a lot of stability.
Level: upper beginner Author: Stine Radicke
Rainbow Red Sun Hat
Oh, hello there, fancy ladies! Do you want to spice up your wardrobe with something truly special? Obviously, who doesn’t? We bet this delightful sun hat in fiery red will suit your taste. You can keep the elegant rose applique or leave it plain.
Level: intermediate Author: Janet Stimson
The original pattern and the photos are on ravelry.com.
Wiser Baby Sun Hat
Our little ones need special protection from the Sun, don’t they? The really warm days are almost here, so it is time to think about free sun hats! Don’t worry though! We have just done all the thinking. All you need to do is get to work on this lovely project!
Level: intermediate Author: Katherine Young
The original pattern and the photos are on knitkatpaddywhack.com. More info on ravelry.com.
