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Sweet Christmas Hats – Ideas and Free Knitting Patterns

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How do you imagine the perfect knitted hat for this Christmas season? It should be super warm, obviously! What else? Well, it should evidently keep you comfy and happy and spread some festive spirit around, everywhere you go. Today’s selection of Sweet Christmas Hats certainly ticks all the boxes. What’s your favorite winter wonderland symbol? Adorable Mr. Snowman or delicious Candy Cane? 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 Festive Mug Cozies and Santa’s Favorite Sweater.

Cozy Snowman Hat Free Knitting Pattern

This cute winter beanie will undoubtedly bring your children so much Christmas joy! And brighten up every room they appear in as well. Make some cozy hats for your little ones and watch them become best friends with Mr. Snowman.



Level: upper beginner Author: Cassandra May

Snowman Hat

The original pattern and the photos on Little Red Window. More info on Ravelry.

Candy Cane Beanie Free Knitting Pattern

Deliciously adorable and so easy to make, this is the perfect winter hat for all the knitting newbies who love the magical Christmas atmosphere. Try this pattern out, we think you will love it more than you love candy.

Level: beginner Author: Wiam’s Crafts

Candy Cane Beanie

The original pattern and the photos are on Wiam’s Crafts. More info on Ravelry.

Christmas Lights Hat Free Knitting Pattern

The season for Christmas classics is slowly beginning! Are you going to knit a beanie or two this season? Without a doubt! This and so much more, right? You should certainly keep this delightful pattern by Wiam’s Crafts in your library then!

Level: upper beginner Author: Wiam’s Crafts

Christmas Hat

The original pattern and the photos are on Wiam’s Crafts. More info on Ravelry.

Santa Hats with Free Knitting Patterns

Is your December schedule full of Christmas parties or maybe you prefer celebrating the festive season at home? Either way, you are certainly going to need special accessories and decorations to honor the most wonderful time of the year. Today we are focusing on headwear and we promise the patterns we have selected are undoubtedly worth your while. Take a look at this selection of Happy Santa Hats and have a very merry Christmas!

Knitted Santa Hat Free Pattern

This chunky hat with furry white pom-pom is going to keep you so warm all the way through cold December. We love this deep, almost burgundy shade of red and this wonderful texture. Such a classic design!

Level: upper beginner Author: Mandies Crafting Table

Knitted Santa Hat

The original pattern and the photos are on Yarn Punk.

This hat really is the ultimate festive classic but it also has a fun little twist. This bright shade of green is going to brighten up every Christmas party. You are unquestionably going to be the trendiest Secret Santa this year!

Level: upper beginner Author: Vicki Marais

Ultimate Christmas Hat

The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.

Snowflake Santa Hat Free Knitting Pattern

Wow, how is that for the ultimate December classic? We think The Knitiot nailed it! Did you know that this awesome pattern is inspired by Danish Christmas stories? Read more about the mischievous elves in red hats before you start knitting!

Level: upper beginner Author: The Knitiot

Knitted Santa Hat

The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.

The Holly Hostess Hat Free Knitting Pattern

What do we love the most about this pattern? It’s elegance and pure charm! December is here, so we can finally start celebrating the most wonderful time of the year with our projects! Susan Rainey just made it so much easier!

Level: upper beginner Author: Susan Rainey

Knitted Hat

The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.

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Brodie
Brodie
4 years ago

Hi Lena, thank you for sharing these tips with us. Very informative and fascinating! I’d like to know if you’re gonna share with us another tutorial? And when is that? All the best!