Free Crochet Baby Girl Beanie Pattern

Here is an adorable and free crochet baby girl beanie pattern for the baby girls in your life! This includes two patterns – one for newborns to three months, and one for six to nine months.

Free Crochet Baby Girl Beanie Pattern for Baby Girls

I made these sweet little hats for my sister's baby, who is due in a few months. I just love how they turned out – so cheerful and adorable! I can't wait to see them on her tiny little head.

Free Crochet Baby Girl Beanie Pattern – Newborn 0-3 Months

Will fit an approximately 14-16 inch head.

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Abbreviations

  • CH = chain
  • SC = single crochet
  • HDC = half double crochet
  • SL ST = slip stitch
  • TR = treble crochet
  • Bobble Stitch – *Yarn over, insert hook into space and pull up a loop. Yarn over and pull through 2 loops. Repeat from * four more times. Then yarn over and pull through all the remaining loops.
  • Pucker Stitch – Treble crochet in one space, single crochet in next space.
  • Cluster V-Stitch – See my full photo tutorial on the cluster v, or it's just – *Yarn over, insert hook into space and pull up a loop (3 loops on hook). Yarn over, and pull through 2 loops (2 loops remain). Yarn over, insert hook into same space and pull up a loop (4 loops remain). Yarn over and pull through two loops, then yarn over and pull through the remaining 3 loops. CH 1. Repeat from * but do not CH 1 again.

Materials

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Sugar Love Crochet Baby Girl Beanie Hat - Free Crochet Pattern

THE CROWN

Here's how to work the top part of the hat, or the crown, for this free crochet baby girl beanie pattern

Round 1 (soft pink)

  • CH 3, SL ST to form a ring
  • CH 2 (counts as first .HDC)
  • 7 HDC in ring, SL ST to top of beginning CH (8 HDC total)

Round 2 (soft pink)

  • CH 2 (counts as first HDC)
  • 1 HDC in same space
  • 2 HDC in each space around
  • SL ST to top of beginning CH (16 HDC total)

Round 3 (white)

  • CH 2 (counts as first HDC)
  • 1 HDC in same space
  • 1 HDC in next space
  • *2 HDC in next space
  • 1 HDC in next space
  • Repeat from * all the way around
  • SL ST to top of beginning CH (24 HDC total)

Round 4 (orchid)

  • CH 2 (counts as first HDC)
  • 1 HDC in same space
  • 1 HDC in each of the next 2 spaces
  • *2 HDC in next space
  • 1 HDC in each of the next 2 spaces
  • Repeat from * all the way around
  • SL ST to top of beginning CH (32 HDC total)

Round 5 (pistachio)

  • CH 2 (counts as first HDC)
  • 1 HDC in same space
  • 1 HDC in each of the next 3 spaces
  • *2 HDC in next space
  • 1 HDC in each of the next 3 spaces
  • Repeat from * all the way around
  • SL ST to top of beginning CH (40 HDC total)

Round 6 (cobalt blue)

For this round, work an increasing stitch just 2 times this round, doesn't matter where.

  • CH 2 (counts as first HDC)
  • 1 DC in same space
  • 1 DC in each of the next 19 spaces
  • 2 DC in next space
  • 1 DC in each of the next 19 spaces
  • SL ST to top of beginning CH 2(42 HDC total)

Done with the crown!

Free Crochet Baby Girl Pattern - Closeup of the Cluster-V Stitch and Bobble Stitches

The Sides of the Crochet Baby Girl Beanie Pattern

Work any combination of the next stitches, making the hat 5.5 to 6 inches long. Just make sure you keep the 42 stitches, so it is divisible by both 2 and 3.

Pucker Stitch Row (strawberry)

  • CH 3 (counts as first TR)
  • SC in the next space
  • *TR in the next space
  • SC in the next space
  • Repeat from * all the way around
  • SL ST to top of beginning CH 3

2 HDC Rows (white then soft pink)

  • CH 2 (counts as first HDC)
  • 1 HDC in each space around
  • SL ST to top of beginning CH 2 (42 HDC total)

Cluster V-Stitch Row (pistachio)

  • CH 3
  • Work a cluster v-stitch, or just part of one since you now have the CH 3.
  • Skip 2 spaces
  • *Work a cluster v-stitch
  • Skip 2 spaces
  • Repeat from * all the way around
  • SL ST to top of beginning CH 3

For the rest, just follow the above instructions:

  • 1 HDC row (orchid)
  • 1 pucker row (cobalt blue)
  • 1 HDC row (strawberry)
  • 1 cluster v-stitch row (orchid)
  • 1 HDC row (soft pink)
  • 1 bobble stitch row (orchid)

15 rows total

Crochet Baby Girl Beanie Hat - Free Crochet Pattern for a Baby Girl

6 – 9 months (16-18 inch head)

Here's how to work this free crochet baby girl beanie pattern for an older baby – 6 to 9 months old.

Hook: H

THE CROWN

Round 1 (soft pink)

  • CH 3, SL ST to form a ring
  • CH 2 (counts as first HDC)
  • 7 HDC in ring, SL ST to top of beginning CH (8 HDC total)

Round 2 (soft pink)

  • CH 2 (counts as first HDC)
  • 1 HDC in same space
  • 2 HDC in each space around
  • SL ST to top of beginning CH (16 HDC total)

Round 3 (white)

  • CH 2 (counts as first HDC)
  • 1 HDC in same space
  • 1 HDC in next space
  • *2 HDC in next space
  • 1 HDC in next space
  • Repeat from * all the way around
  • SL ST to top of beginning CH (24 HDC total)

Round 4 (pistachio)

  • CH 2 (counts as first HDC)
  • 1 HDC in same space
  • 1 HDC in each of the next 2 spaces
  • *2 HDC in next space
  • 1 HDC in each of the next 2 spaces
  • Repeat from * all the way around
  • SL ST to top of beginning CH (32 HDC total)

Round 5 (orchid)

  • CH 2 (counts as first HDC)
  • 1 HDC in same space
  • 1 HDC in each of the next 3 spaces
  • *2 HDC in next space
  • 1 HDC in each of the next 3 spaces
  • Repeat from * all the way around
  • SL ST to top of beginning CH (40 HDC total)

Round 6 (cobalt blue)

  • CH 2 (counts as first HDC)
  • 1 HDC in same space
  • 1 HDC in each of the next 4 spaces
  • *2 HDC in next space
  • 1 HDC in each of the next 4 spaces
  • Repeat from * all the way around
  • SL ST to top of beginning CH (48 HDC total)

Done with the crown!

Free Crochet Baby Beanie Pattern for a baby Girl - ages newborn to nine months

THE SIDES

Work any combination of the next stitches, making the hat 5.5 to 6 inches long. Just make sure you keep the 48 stitches, so it is divisible by both 2 and 3.

Pucker Row – white

  • CH 3 (counts as first TR)
  • SC in the next space
  • *TR in the next space
  • SC in the next space
  • Repeat from * all the way around
  • SL ST to top of beginning CH 3

2 HDC rows – orchid then soft pink

  • CH 2
  • 1 HDC in each space around (48 HDC total)
  • SL ST to top of beginning CH 2

1 Cluster V-stitch row – strawberry

  • CH 3
  • Work a cluster v-stitch, or just part of one since you now have the CH 3.
  • Skip 2 spaces
  • *Work a cluster v-stitch
  • Skip 2 spaces
  • Repeat from * all the way around
  • SL ST to top of beginning CH 3

For the rest, just copy the above instructions:

  • 1 HDC row (2 inside the cluster-v, 1 HDC in between the cluster-v's) (white)
  • 1 pucker row (pistachio)
  • 1 HDC row (cobalt blue)
  • 1 Cluster V-stitch row (orchid)
  • 1 HDC row (soft pink)
  • 1 pucker row (white)
  • 2 HDC rows (pistachio)
  • 1 bobble row (orchid)

17 rows total

Merry Crocheting! Leave a comment if you have any questions.

3 Comments

  1. I really love this pattern! I’ve just finished making it as my contribution to a local crafts fair later in September. It needs to be blocked before I can take a picture, but I’ll send it to you as soon as that’s done. I did learn several things while working on it – and I’m excited at the prospect of creating my own design, using your ideas of “separating rows” (hdc between pattern stitches) and the finishing rows (several rows of hdc to “capture” the loose ends!! Thank you – for the inspirations. Keep your fingers crossed that I get some kind of ribbon for this beautiful creation. ???

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