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Three crochet newborn hats in pink, purple, and blue.

Introducing the Little Textures Newborn Beanie crochet pattern—an adorable and easy-to-make hat designed specifically for the tiniest members of your family.

This pattern combines both simplicity and texture, making it a perfect project for beginners and seasoned crocheters alike.

The beanie features a beautiful textured stitch that not only adds visual interest but also provides extra warmth and coziness for newborns.

Whether you’re crafting for a baby shower, charity, or your own little one, the Little Textures Newborn Beanie is a delightful addition to any handmade wardrobe. Read on for step-by-step instructions and tips to create this charming crochet baby hat that’s sure to be a cherished keepsake.

Crochet Newborn Beanie Pattern

I used Knit Picks Mighty Stitch yarn and Knit Picks Brava Worsted for the hats pictured above.

The Mighty Stitch yarn is amazingly soft! Seriously perfect for sensitive baby skin! It also has a slight shine to it!

The Brava Worsted is not quite as soft, but still nice to the touch. Both of these yarns come in a rather large variety of colors.

Any soft worsted (#4) weight yarn will work for this hat pattern. Just be sure to check gauge!

The crochet newborn hat is worked from the top down in simple crochet stitches. The pattern is rated easy in pattern difficulty.

Crochet Newborn Hat with the yarn and supplies used to crochet it.

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Little Textures Newborn Beanie Crochet Pattern

Copyright © 2025 Michelle Ferguson – Two Brothers Blankets

All rights reserved. No part of this pattern may be reproduced, sold, or tampered with, in any form or by any means, without permission from the publisher.

Items produced from these patterns may be sold, but the patterns themselves may not be sold, shared, or altered in any way.

Yarn:

30-50 yards

WeCrochet Brava Worsted (#4)

100% Premium Acrylic

100g/218yards

Hook:

I/9 (5.5mm) crochet hook or hook to obtain gauge

Other Materials:

Scissors

Measuring Tape

Yarn Needle


Gauge:

Round 4 = 4” diameter

Pattern Difficulty:

Easy

Stitches Needed & Abbreviations:

mc- magic circle

sc- single crochet

hdc- half double crochet

dc- double crochet

ch-chain

*- repeat from

Sizing:

Newborn: 12-14” head circumference

Pattern Notes:

Pattern is in US terms.

Starting chain does not count as a stitch in the dc rounds but DOES count as a stitch in the textured rounds.

Join to 1st st with a slip stitch, unless stated otherwise within the pattern.

You can get very creative with the color way of this hat by changing colors at different points of the hat.

Pattern is worked in a multiple of 10.

Pattern for larger sizes: https://www.twobrothersblankets.com/crochet-beanie-free-pattern-little-textures-beanie/

Full pattern tutorial:  https://youtu.be/S-dcnMa-I0Q

Pattern:

Create a mc.

Round 1: ch 2, work 10 dc in magic circle, join, pull tight.

Round 2: ch 2, 2 dc in each st around, join. (20)

Round 3: ch 2, 2 dc in first st, 1 dc in next, *2 dc in next st, 1 dc in next; repeat from * around, join. (30)

Round 4: ch 2, 2 dc in first st, 1 dc in next 2 stitches, *2 dc in next st, 1 dc in next 2 stitches; repeat from * around, join. (40)

Round 5-6: ch 2, 1 dc in each stitch around, join. (40)

Round 7: ch 3, skip first st, *1 dc in next, ch 1, skip 1 st; repeat from * around to last st, 1 dc in last st, join to ch 2 of starting ch 3. (40)

Round 8: ch 1, 1 hdc in first skipped st, ch 1, skip 1 dc, *1 hdc in next skipped st, ch 1, skip 1 dc; repeat from * around, join.  (40)

Round 9: ch 1, 1 sc in each st and ch 1 space around, join. (40)

Repeat rounds 7,8, and 9 until hat is approximately 5.5” long or desired length.

Fasten off. Weave in ends.

Pattern is a copyright of Two Brothers Blankets. Please do not alter, copy, share, or sell in any way. You may, however, sell your finished products from this pattern.

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10 Comments

  1. Valérie Lemieux says:

    Very nice pattern, I like it very much!
    Thanks for sharing it with us!

  2. Thank you for adding the tutorial it help me to see the overs and unders very well ! The patter when finished is darling
    Thanks again

  3. Teresa koshman says:

    I am unable to find the tutorial. Not sure how to do row 8. Could I get some help please..

  4. Mechthild Dionne says:

    Having a hard time with round 8. I`m right handed. Help!!!!

    1. TwoBrothersBlankets says:

      The video tutorial will show you how to do it. The steps are exactly the same for right handed crocheters.

  5. Katy Bryant says:

    I’m sorry I cannot figure out what you mean on row nine, single crochet and chain one each stitch?

    1. In round 8 your working a stitch and then a chain 1 space, so in round 9 you will work an sc in the stitch and then another sc around the chain 1 space. You’ll do that all the way around.

  6. Kathy Cox says:

    Any quick tips on converting the pattern to a 3 weight yarn?

    1. As long as you can meet gauge, you should be fine. Since it’s a thinner yarn, you’ll likely have to go up a hook size or two to meet gauge.

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