Hexagon hats are having a major moment right now, and for good reason. They’re quirky, fun to make, and look absolutely stunning once you’re done. Whether you’re a beginner just starting out or someone who’s been crocheting for years, there’s a hexagon hat pattern waiting for you.
I’ve rounded up some of my favorite free patterns that’ll have you reaching for your yarn stash in no time. Let’s dive in and find your next project!
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1. Colorful Squares and Hexagons Hat
If you love mixing textures and playing with color combinations, this design from Garnstudio blends squares and hexagons into one stunning statement piece. Pair it with a matching scarf and you’ve got yourself a coordinated outfit that really pops.
2. Hexagon Flower Beret
There’s something so lovely about a beret with flower detailing. This pattern uses channel stitches, single crochet, slip stitch, and some fun cluster stitches to create a piece that feels both delicate and structured at the same time.
3. Wormhead’s Hex Hat
Woollywormhead’s classic design has been a go-to for crocheters everywhere. Working with a 3.5mm hook and aiming for that perfect gauge, you’ll combine single crochet, double crochet, half double crochet, and cluster stitches throughout.
4. Front Loop Spiral Hat
Two colors swirling together in a spiral? Yes, please. Erica’s pattern uses a size I hook with light and dark blue yarn to create this eye-catching effect that’s easier than it looks.
5. Adult & Kids Sized Beret
Looking for something you can make for the whole family? Aisha’s beret comes in multiple sizes and looks fantastic in multicolored combinations. Grab rust red, forest green, and khaki white yarn, and you’ll have a gift-worthy hat ready in no time.
6. Hat with a Hexi Flower Center
Jessie designed this beauty with a gorgeous flower focal point and three coordinating colors working together. It comes together surprisingly quickly thanks to some strategic use of half double crochet and single crochet throughout.
7. Orange Hexagon Hat
Bright, cheerful, and completely versatile, Gayle Francis’s design can be adjusted for any season depending on which yarn weight you choose. Whether you’re making it for spring or winter, this pattern welcomes crocheters of all skill levels with open arms.
8. Pastel Granny Stitch Winter Set
Nothing beats wrapping yourself in a coordinated crochet set, especially when it’s made in dreamy pastel shades of blue, grey, blush, and sage. Rose’s granny stitch pattern brings all the comfort and charm you could ask for in a winter accessory.
