15 Adorable Baby Hat Crochet Pattern Ideas

Cute hats for cuter babies
The clouds part and the world comes to a standstill when a baby smiles. The adorable clueless smile of a baby is a sight to behold. With an overload of cuteness with giggles and smiles, the company of a baby is unmatched. Make cute little hats for your baby that'll ensure warmth and added cuteness.



DreamStream offers a bunch of ideas that you could use to make crocheted patterns for a hat for your baby. We can also follow Dreamers who write specifically on ideas for hats for babies and we can stay updated with on their posts.

Here are 15 cute crochet patterns for a baby hat:

1.Owl Hats
Make crocheted owl hats with big curious eyes and a tiny beak. Crowning your baby with cuteness and complementing the big baby eyes, an owl hat is an adorable option.

2.Matching Crochet Hats
Make two hats. One for the baby and one for the mommy. A hat by a mother carrying a baby wearing a smaller and similar hat says love in a warm and cute manner.

3.Minion Hat
Make an adorable minion hat for your baby. A yellow crocheted hat with a big crocheted eye pattern on the front of the hat is an adorable hat for your baby.

4.Beanie
Make a cute little crocheted beanie hat with a pair of leg warmers to keep you baby warm and cute.

5.Earflap Hat
Crocheted hats with earflaps is a comfortable choice of hat for your baby. Keep your baby's ears warm with earflaps and watch your baby’s smile grow wider with warmth.

6.Bunny Hat
Give your baby big cute bunny ears with an adorable crocheted bunny hat. Watch the ears flap as the baby crawls around looking for you.

7.Flower Hat
Make a simple and warm crocheted hat and then, make some crocheted flower patterns. Mount a flower onto the hat and accessorize your baby with this cute floral hat. The flower can be changed when needed.

8.Minnie Hat
Give your baby girl a cute little Minnie mouse inspired hat. Watch her flaunt this Disney character with all her cuteness and joy.

9.Donald Duck Hat
Keep your baby boy warm with a crocheted Donald Duck inspired hat. Adoration is assured with him crawling around at home with the cute little quacker on his head.

10.Aviator Hat
Let your baby fly to cloud 9 with a warm and comfortable aviator hat. Your baby will earn his or her wings soon enough by looking extravagantly cute.

11.Vertical Style Beanie
Make your baby an adorable vertically striped, crocheted beanie hat. Ensured to put a smile on the baby's face with warmth and comfort, looking cute as a button.

12.Lamb Hat
Give your baby a warm and cute baby lamp hat that is crocheted. This white hat with pink ears will make your baby look adorable like a lamb.

13.Elmo Hat
Make your baby a character on sesame Street with an Elmo hat. This hat will up the cuteness factor of your baby and will complement the cute giggles of his or hers.

14.Monster Hat
Warm your baby's head with a Sulley (Monster Inc.) inspired baby crocheted hat.

15.Sunflower Hat
Brighten your baby's wardrobe with an adorable sunflower heart. Covering his head, keeping him warm, you always know where your sun is to turn towards.

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