Hats

Welcome! If you’re looking for everything related to knitting hats, you’ve come to the right place.

I created this hub as a place to gather all of my favourite hat knitting resources in one convenient spot. Whether you’re searching for your next pattern, learning a new technique, looking for yarn inspiration, or simply wanting to build your confidence, you’ll find it here.

This page will continue to grow as I publish new patterns, tutorials, blog posts, and helpful resources, so it’s worth checking back from time to time.

Grab your favourite yarn, settle in with a cosy drink, and let’s find your next hat project. 🧶

Find Your Next Hat Pattern

Whether you’re knitting a classic everyday beanie, a cosy winter hat, or a thoughtful handmade gift, you’ll find all of my hat patterns gathered together here.

From relaxing stockinette projects to textured stitches, cables, and colourwork, there’s something for every mood and every stage of your knitting journey.

Paid Hat Patterns
Shop Hat Patterns on rhyFlower Knits
Shop Hat Patterns on Ravelry

Free Hat Patterns
Browse free blog patterns

Learn Hat Knitting Techniques

Hat knitting is a wonderful way to build your skills. Because hats are relatively quick to knit, they’re perfect for learning new techniques that you’ll use again and again in future projects.

Here are some of the tutorials I recommend most often.


Cast Ons
Cable Cast-On
Old Norwegian Cast-On

Other Helpful Tutorials
Standard Head Sizes for Hand-Knit Hats
Getting the Perfect Fit: Measuring Your Head for a Hand-Knit Hat
Swatching in the Round
Why Blocking Makes Such a Difference for Hats
Joining to work in the Round
Reading Charts
Lifelines
More posts on hat knitting→

Pattern Support

Need a little extra help?

I’ve gathered all of my pattern support resources in one place, including video tutorials, frequently asked questions, and information about getting in touch if you need a hand.

https://rhyflowerknits.com/pattern-support/ 

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