Teeny Weeny Up to 3 Months Hat

This easy beginner project is the Teeny Weeny Crochet Hat for babies up to 3 months. Focusing on 10 - 12 lbs. It will stretch. This beginner project is just half double crochets. It has easy growth instructions to follow.
Seeing this is a quick project, you can really hook up a wack of these little hats. Though the pattern shows this as one colour, you can have a bit of playful fun with this pattern with colours. You may even consider the brim of single crochet to be a different colour. I considered doing the brim in white just because I have white on hand.

These make for great donation ideas or for quickly growing babies. You could do the newborn size for the baby shower and then toss in a few of these for when the baby graduates to the next size.
If you need extra help with the pattern, please use my tutorial as I walk through the instructions and crochet step by step.
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Stitch it Forward
Yarnspirations has released their latest Lookbook called Caron, Stitched with Love. The book of free patterns for both knitters and crocheters has one central theme, charity. It focuses on simple projects and some that require a bit of knowledge of crochet. Personally, I love how the Lookbook allows new crocheters to learn new skills but also for the ones who have some skills to go a step further. Not only is this book charity oriented, but it also a great starting point for crocheters and knitters to do something more than practice with stitches. It will allow them to learn, grow and contribute to their own community with the projects they create.
The project above is from this Lookbook. This article is one specific pattern and I have a tutorial that matches it for those who need an extra helping hand with the instructions and skills needed to complete the project.
Angie says
Where is the pattern?
I see a billion Ads...and a bunch of other things including a how to video..but I see no button to click or any other link to the actual pattern... only a pic of the pattern name with no url forwarding link etc ...I just want to read the pattern
Mikey says
Looks like the link was changed.I just updated the article and provided a big blue button for you to get the link easier as well. Thanks for the heads up.