I've been fine-tuning this pattern for a couple weeks and am excited to share with you my own crochet owl hat pattern! It is newborn size with earflaps and braided tails.
UPDATE 9/22/12: I have created larger owl hat sizes and they are available HERE!! Sizes range from 3 months - Adult. Enjoy!
Crochet Owl Earflap Hat
Size: Newborn
Supplies:
• Vanna's Choice® medium worsted weight yarn (I use Barley 
and an accent color such as magenta, turquoise, light pink)
and an accent color such as magenta, turquoise, light pink)
• Crochet hook size H-8 (5.0 mm)
• Tapestry needle for weaving in ends
• Two 3/4" black button for eyes
Abbreviations:
ch - chain
sl st- slip stitch
SC - Single Crochet
DC- Double Crochet
HDC- Half Double Crochet
HDC Decrease - Half Double Crochet Decrease
Round 1: Magic ring, Chain 2, DC 12 inside ring, joint to 1st DC, chain 2
Round 2: 2 DC in same stitch and in each around, join, chain 2 (24).
Round 3: DC in the same stitch as Chain 2, DC, DC, 2 Dc in next, *DC in next 3, 2 Dc in next, repeat from * around, Join to 1st DC, chain 2. (30)
Round 3: DC in the same stitch as Chain 2, DC, DC, 2 Dc in next, *DC in next 3, 2 Dc in next, repeat from * around, Join to 1st DC, chain 2. (30)
Round 4: DC in the same stitch as Chain 2, DC, 2 DC in next, *DC in next two, 2 DC in next stitch, repeat from * around, Join to 1st DC, chain 2. (40)
Round 5-7: Beginning in same stitch as Chain 2, DC around, join to 1st DC, chain 2 (40) Note: before joining round 7, change color.
Round 8-9: In new color DC around, join to 1st DC, chain 2 (40)
Do not fasten off, begin first earflap
Earflap 1:
Row 1: Starting in next stitch, HDC 8, chain 2, turn
Row 2: HDC decrease, HDC 4, HDC decrease, chain 2, turn
Row 3: HDC 6, chain 2, turn
Row 4: HDC decrease, HDC 2, HDC decrease, chain 2, turn
Row 5: 2 HDC decreases, chain 2, turn
Row 6: HDC decrease, fasten off leaving long tale
Earflap 2:
Count 9 stitches away from seam.
Row 1: Chain 2, starting in next stitch, HDC 8, chain 2, turn
Row 2: HDC decrease, HDC 4, HDC decrease, chain 2, turn
Row 3: HDC 6, chain 2, turn
Row 4: HDC decrease, HDC 2, HDC decrease, chain 2, turn
Row 5: 2 HDC decreases, chain 2, turn
Row 6: HDC decrease, chain 1 turn (do not fasten off)
Continue to SC around the entire hat, join to first single crochet, fasten off leaving long tail. You should now have a long pieces of yarn hanging from the ends of each earflap. You will use this as a strand in your braid.
Eyes (Make 2):
In first color (this is your accent color):
Magic Ring, Chain 2
Round 1: 10 DC in chain, Change color to white before joining to first DC, chain 2 (10)
Round 2: 2 DC in same stitch and in each stitch around, join, chain 1 (20)
Round 3: SC in same stitch, 2 SC in next, *SC, 2 SC in next, repeat from * around, join to first sc, fasten off leaving long tail to sew on (30)
After sewing crocheted eyes on, sew 3/4" black button in the center for the eyeballs
After sewing crocheted eyes on, sew 3/4" black button in the center for the eyeballs
Nose:
Chain 6
Slip stitch in 2nd chain from hook, SC, HDC, DC, DC, fasten off leaving long tail to sew on
Ears:
Cut two strands of 12 inch long pieces of yarn in each color (6 strands total).
Loop through 2 DC's in the crease of the 3rd round.
Knot and trim to approx 1"
Braided Tails:
Cut three 1 yard strands of each color (9 strands total).
Pass through last space in earflap. You should now have 18 strands to braid with.
Make knot and braid approx 5.5 inches long, knot, trim ends.
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These are adorable!! Thanks for the pattern!
ReplyDeletePinned! Thanks for sharing the pattern!
ReplyDeleteThese have a lot of character and are too-whoo cute! Looking forward to seeing the larger sized patterns, as well.
ReplyDeleteOooooh!! I love owls and these little hats are soooo cute! Thanks for sharing at my party! Have a great weekend :)
ReplyDeleteOh these are just so adorable! Thanks for sharing the pattern :)
ReplyDeleteI Sarah..I'm Shari and new to your blog.. this is the cutest thing ever. Thanks for sharing. Will come back and visit, and please come see me whenever you can..Have a wonderful day... And great work!
ReplyDeletedarling!!! thanks for linking up to make it monday! I'll be sharing on the Brassy Apple FB and twitter pages!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE these! So cute!
ReplyDeleteSO cute! I have been wanting to give these a try for awhile now!
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ReplyDeleteThese hats are adorable. Thanks for sharing.
So cute! I am kinda in love with owls! : )
ReplyDeleteI'd love for you to share at my party!
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I'm so glad you provided this pattern - I'm new to crochet and my hubby keeps asking me why I can't just come up with this specific pattern, lol - now I don't have to! Thanks so much :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a super cute hat collection! You've done a great job on them. Megan
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I am pinning this project. I am gonna make it in newborn size. I have just made some experiment in crocheting newborn hats. This would be an other lovely piece for my niece.
ReplyDeleteI am following your blog!
Hugs,
Hanni
These are great!! My Make Something Monday post is here: http://likemamalikedaughter.blogspot.com/2012/04/keep-calm-and-craft-on.html
ReplyDeleteThese hats are so adorable! To bad my kids are way too old to wear one. I would love it if you would link them up to my new linky party, Dare to Share.
ReplyDeletePam
http://pamspartyplanning.blogspot.com/2012/04/dare-to-share-party-3.html
These are absolutely adorable. Who who wouldn't agree :)
ReplyDeleteI also love that they are displayed on martini glasses.
Amy @ whilewearingheels.blogspot.com
Hey Sweetie... ends up I don't crochet... but I make a great hat model... just sayin :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality!! xoxo
LOL! I will definitely keep that in mind :o)
Deleteyour patterns are too cute!! thanks so much for sharing, your work and craft is very much appreciated!!
DeleteThese are adorable! You are so talented! I would love for you to share these at my link party
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Thanks for the invite! I just linked up. Looking forward to coming back each week :o)
DeleteThese are simply adorable! Thanks for sharing at Beautify It Monday! We hope you'll be back next week!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! I've always wondered how to do them! Thanks for the instructions! I would love for you to link up to my What I Learned Wednesday link party! Hope to see you there! http://weliketolearnaswego.blogspot.com/2012/04/what-i-learned-wednesday-6.html
ReplyDeleteSuper, super cute! I'm not that advanced in crochet and I can only make a granny square blanket, but I'm saving the link... for someday...
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute. I have to make some baby items for friends who are expecting and this is perfect. Thanks for sharing the pattern! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love these! So cute! I shared them on my FB fan page :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking these up at The Winthrop Chronicles!
ReplyDeleteTotally adorable! Thanks so much for sharing on Craft Schooling Sunday, great to have you!
ReplyDeleteLove your project!!!
ReplyDeleteI currently have a Craft, Create and Inspire linky party going on, i would love you to stop by and link up this project...
http://polkadot-pretties.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/you-inspire-linky-party_21.html
Claire x
II think these are too cute for words. How darling will these look on some little ones? Very. :D Thanks for sharing on BeColorful this week.
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I think I know what I'm doing tomorrow! My daughter has been BEGGING me for one {she's almost 3 but saw the photo} and even though it's Spring I'm sure she will rock it for a little while. :) Thank you so much for this pattern.
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up this fabulous project!!!
ReplyDeleteThis week’s Linky Party is up!!!! http://polkadot-pretties.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/you-inspire-linky-party_28.html
I hope you will stop by an link up another lovely project..
Claire x
Adorable. One of the cutest crochet owl pattern I've seen!
ReplyDeletethanks for the instructions! what about making a video and post it @ http://crochettips.org/ just a suggestion, for many of us, videos are easier to follow! lovely project :-)
ReplyDeleteOMG!!! These are so adorable :D Thank you for sharing the pattern :D I am so going to make some for my little cousin's :D
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your owl hat pattern. I appreciate your willingness to help others make things for grandchildren and such!
ReplyDeleteLove this pattern! Just used it to make a hat for a friend who is having a baby. I was wondering if you've tried out larger sizes? Say 3-6 months?? I'm new to crochet and not sure about playing with the patterns yet.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this cute owl pattern!!! Can't wait to try it, my granddaughter has wanted one of these for ever!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this free pattern! They are adorable!! I'm a beginner crocheter but I'm going to give it a go! I'm excited! Thank you again!! You're amazing!!:)
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ReplyDeleteHi Karin, I'm happy you found my patterns! Most other patterns tell you to join to the chain, but I like to skip over the "chain 2" and join to the first DC. It hides the seam better this way. Do not crochet in a spiral. I think I might need to do a video tutorial on this :o) Let me know if you have any other questions!
DeleteOh thank you! I meant to delete my comment earlier because I figured it out but I'm glad you commented on it! That makes sense! I made another nb beanie from a different free pattern online and it looked awkward at the seams but I can go back and fix it! I'm almost done with the owl hat! It looks soo cute not like yours tho but I know it will get better and easier with practice! Don't worry I didn't crochet in the spiral that looks confusing! haha I wish I knew more mom's that crafted and crochet! I love your blog btw! too cute! Thanks again! I will post a picture when I can!
Deletethose are too cute! I recently learned to crochet, so hopefully I have no problems reading the pattern, but these are definitely going on my list of things to try!
ReplyDeleteI'm expecting twin boys any day and decided they should have some fun hats. Mine turned out great! Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeletecan you double a pattern in crochet, or does it not quite work that way? my son is 4, and daughter is 7, and they'd love these!
ReplyDeleteYou can't really double it, but rather increase the rounds. Try following this free pattern from Alli Crafts Blog for the basic hat and then add the owl embellishments: http://allicrafts.blogspot.com/2011/12/free-pattern-earflap-hat-toddler.html
DeleteThanks for the valuable instruction on it,all these colours are pretty.
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Really lovely pattern! I just made two and they turned out great! Thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!!! Thank you for sharing your pattern.
ReplyDeleteDo you use a slip stitch when "Join to 1st DC"?
ReplyDeleteGreat question! Yes, join with a slip stitch.
DeleteI'm a newbie when it comes to crochetting but i am determined to get this down..My mother in law is further into her crochetting but not a pro..the only thing we are having trouble understanding with this is * DC in the same stich as chain 2* i dont fully get it.. I want to get this down soooo badly!
ReplyDeleteYour chain 2 should be in the top of a DC, so just put your DC in those same stitches. So they're in the same spot.
DeleteAnd that sounded really confusing.
Thanks for explaining Shawna!. Cheryl, I have had a handful of questions about that, so I addressed it in my most recent pattern. I have include pictures to help explain! Here is the link: http://www.repeatcrafterme.com/2012/06/crochet-football-earflap-hat-pattern.html
DeleteBefore you chain two place a marker. Now chain two. Yarn over to start DC and insert hook next to marker. One you do this once you will see where the stitch goes and not need a marker. I am new to crochet too and this little trick worked for me. There are also some great sites on line to explain and show different stitches. For example: I would type in "How do I DC in same stitch as chain" and wa la up comes a picture of how to do it. Hope this helps!
DeleteThis hat was so easy to make. It looked so cute on the baby I made it for.
ReplyDeleteI just made this owl hat, and it was pretty simple. So thank you for the clear instructions! The only thing, I wish I had paid more attention to your finished product, because I didn't overlap the eyes. It's amazing what a difference it makes! I think I'm going to undo the placement because it looks much more "cutesy" overlapped. Thank you again! they're so adorable.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your feedback Shawna! Glad the pattern worked well for you. My original owl hats didn't have the eyes overlapping and I completely agree with you that they just don't look as cute. So I made sure they overlapped for this pattern :o)
Deleteis there any way you could make them into a knitting pattern- or find someone who could. I cannot crochet but would love to make them. Kate (westozcaat on Ravelry)
ReplyDeleteI will ask my friend who knits if she is willing to work this into a knit pattern!
DeleteSooooo cute! If we wnat to post them, what do we link to? The site or something else?? Thanks again
ReplyDeleteFeel free to post your finished hats on my Facebook page! https://www.facebook.com/RepeatCrafterMe
DeleteThank you!!
Deleteso cute! Just finished making one and it is adorable!
ReplyDeleteDanke für die wunderbare Anleitung,Kinder und Enkelkinder werden sich freuen wenn ich es schaffe so schöne Eulen zu häkeln.Danke
ReplyDeletegreat pattern. did you post the larger sizes?
ReplyDelete!Question! :-) What is the height of this hat before adding the earflaps. I'm working on the newborn size and at row seven I'm at 5" (give or take.) By adding the last two rows it takes the hat to 7". Am I off gauge? Maybe I should switch to a smaller hook size? I'm using an H hook and cotton yarn.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun pattern. Thanks!
This is the cutest pattern, anyone have any ideas on how to increase the size for a child or adult?
ReplyDeleteIf you want to make a larger hat I would recommend following this free earflap hat pattern from Alli Crafts: http://allicrafts.blogspot.com/2011/12/free-pattern-earflap-hat-toddler.html
ReplyDeleteShe gives you sizes from newborn - toddler. Just switch colors about 4 or 5 rows from the bottom and add the owl embellishments! Hope this helps!
hI... Thank you for the pattern... i'm just starting it and i noticed that you increased by 3 on the second row and then by two on the third row.... is this correct?? thank you...
ReplyDeletesorry..... i meant to say 3rd and 4th rows....on the 3rd you increase by 3 and on the 4th row you increase by 2...i've never see it done this way...
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness it's adorable!!! I would love to make one for myself! I'll be watching and waiting for a "teen girls" size!! :D
ReplyDeleteWhat would you suggest for adult hats? I've had many adults requesting for these hats after seeing the newborn ones I've completed.
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE a pattern for adults!!
ReplyDeleteHave you got any patterns for larger sizes? I'd love to make for toddlers and maybe even for adults!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for the larger sizes! I just finished the newborn and it took all of an hour haha! Now I just need to do a larger size for big sis :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for posting this! I have twins and I have never so much as picked up a crochet hook before, but I'm determined to learn! I love these hats, but trying to buy two every time they go up a size would just be too expensive for our budget. I'm going to go to the store tomorrow and get the necessary supplies. :) I would be more than happy to share pictures of the finished product, hopefully that'll be before 2013!
ReplyDeleteLove this pattern. So easy and ADORABLE! Do you have the pattern worked out for larger beanie sizes?
ReplyDeleteNewest follower here. Thanks for the awesome pattern. Maybe some day I'll learn to crochet better.
ReplyDeleteSee ya,
Jacque
Please(!) post larger sized patterns? I would love to make a matching pair for my toddler and I!! Thanks a bunch! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for this pattern. going to make one asap. blessings.
ReplyDeleteI 've just discovered this beautiful pattern. Thank you for sharing and be proud of your creation.
ReplyDeleteI repeated row "four" making final stitch count 50 and 10 rows in total. This changes size to toddler size. Tried ear flaps bigger but didn't like the look so kept the rest of the pattern the same.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pattern. Just finished mine, looks great. This is a good basic hat pattern for other animal and character faces.
ReplyDeleteHELP!!! Everytime I work through this pattern I end up with two extra stitches. In Round 2 I did 2DC in my chain 2 stitch and then in each of the remaining stitches and I ended up with 26 stitches, not 24...when I moved on to Round 3 following the pattern, I ended up with 32 stitches, not 30. What am I doing wrong? I started over 4 times!!
ReplyDeleteHi Kate, you need to start your rounds in the same stitch as your chain 2, but don't end your round in that stitch. It sounds like that is where you are probably adding in the extra stitches. You also want to join your rounds to the DC and not the chain 2. Does that make sense? Maybe my picture tutorial will help you out. You can find it here: http://www.repeatcrafterme.com/2012/09/crochet-owl-hat-pattern-in-newborn.html
DeleteJust wanted to say thank you for writing the pattern! Will be posting a picture of mine! =)
ReplyDeletePerhaps you already answered this, but do you count the chain 2 as one of the DC's?
ReplyDeleteThank you for the hat pattern. I have a question. What size should the newborn hat be when finished? I don't have a newborn to try it on and I think it looks like it needs some more length to it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting this awesome pattern, Sarah! I love the invisible seam! I made a set of three owl hats (two baby boy hats for a set of twins and a sleeping baby girl hat) that you can check out on my blog here: http://allaboutami.tumblr.com/post/32742383717/babyowlhats
ReplyDeleteHi, I wanted to ask Can you please email me what i would have to do to make this for a one year old and a nine year old ivetteromo@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteHola...muchas gracias por compartir tus patrones...hare unos gorritos para unas bebes de 7 meses y recien nacida...saludos de Mexico...Magda
ReplyDeleteHi! These hats are super cute! I linked to this page for an owl roundup on my blog this morning!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.mooglyblog.com/ten-more-free-crochet-owl-patterns/
Thanks so much for sharing a great pattern!
These are awesomely cute! I love owls! I am making one for someone who wants her son to wear in his birth announcement photos. I want him to be able to wear it again when he gets bigger, would you suggest making a size 3-6 months? Or do you have a pattern/way to make one for a baby 0-3 months?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
I LOVE this pattern! it is so cute & easy! i am in the middle of making one for my daughter right now except instead of barely i'm using a Red Heart yarn-Coffee & a hot pink also Red Heart. :)
ReplyDeleteI have seen so many of these owl hats on the Internet, but yours has the best instructions! Even without a video it's easy to follow. Thank you for sharing your talents with all of us. Your awesome!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great pattern! Any tips on how to create a straight seam? Mine always curves whenever I make hats. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI just made a hat using your pattern. Very well written and super easy to make. Posted a picture on my blog
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My friend is going to loan me her baby to try the hat on. I can see many more of these in my future! I'm also going to try the santa hat. Too cute.
Dank je wel! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI used your pattern and translated it in Dutch on my weblog ankescreaties.blogspot.nl.
thank you so much! i am going to make this for my cousin that is do in december!:D perfect gift <3
ReplyDeleteSomeone is about to do a tutorial on youtube on an owl hat pattern it looks similar to this owl pattern.
ReplyDeletethanks for the pattern...
ReplyDeletelove this hat! made one last night, super easy to work up and adorable!! thank you so much!!
ReplyDeleteI just made my first one of these using your pattern and it is SO cute! I can't wait to give it to my friend for her new baby...and then to make a larger size for my own daughter. :-)
ReplyDeleteI wanted to let you know that I've received several compliments on this hat! Every time my 15 month old girl wears it, people comment. Thank you for sharing your pattern!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this pattern. I made it for a friends baby shower and she was thrilled.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteThank you for these wonderful pattern. I totally love the hats!
I have started working on the "child pattern" for my 6 years old son. I followed the pattern step by step. But i stoped at row 14 as it turns out that the hat is way too small!!! it fits my daughter's doll!!
I don'tknow why it turned out like this, because i used the pattern correctlyand had no trouble with that.
Can anyone help? Please!
Lina
linouche24@hotmail.com
So lovely, i'd like to try, and see if in France it's also vriendly for the people!
ReplyDeletegreat job!
best regards juliette
Hi! I love this hat. I have made several! BUT, every time I make one it has a point on the top. Like I am doing something wrong on the magic circle, row 1 or 2. But thats the easiest part of the hat. What am I doing wrong? Thanks for your help! annette@pueblotoughboys.com
ReplyDeleteSo I have been using the larger sizes to create one for a 12 month old and two adult ones. They look great when I finish just, they are way to big! Can anyone help me???
ReplyDeleteMy friend says she needs one in a ginourmous adult size...lots of hair and a big head...can you help me out and design an XL adult one ??? Thank-you.. dprap@aol.com
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your wonderful pattern. I'm so proud of the finished result and it's all thanks to you!
ReplyDeleteI have made several of the larger hats. Thank you so much for the great pattern! I am setting up to make the newborn size. Is there a pdf download available for this one that I'm missing? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHow long would it take you to make one of these??? This coming from someone who has never crocheted, just wondering how long it may take me..
ReplyDeleteLori, this was my first hat using a magic ring and crocheting in the round. It took me about four hours to do the hat one night, this included making mistakes and having to go back and correct work, and watching Breaking Bad on Netflix. The next day I did the earflaps in a half hour, first time doing those as well; this included watching tutorials online for doing the half double crochet decrease. I haven't finished the face yet, because I need to get white yarn.
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My mother-in-law found some white yarn for the eyes that is "baby yarn", and really thin. It is from a blanket she made my husband when he was a baby. What would be the formula for increasing more rounds so that the eyes are big enough for the hat. I was thinking of maybe experimenting with crocheting two strands of the baby yarn together.
ReplyDeleteI have a question concerning the crochet owl hat pattern. When you begin to make the magic ring how many single crochets do you do....is it 4 or 6?
ReplyDeleteI love your adorable patterns. I had my mom make this owl hat for my brand new baby girl and oh my heck, it is the cutest thing ever! Thanks for sharing all of your fun talents, it is so generous of you.
ReplyDeleteSarah, thank you SO much for these adorable patterns. I made one for a little girl at our church and gave to her yesterday as well as another one started for a baby shower. I also found your sock monkey pattern and made one of those this weekend to give to my son's girlfriend. Although they aren't nearly as cute as yours, you can check them out here on my blog. :) -- http://wishiniwasstampin.blogspot.com/2012/12/merry-christmas-post.html
ReplyDeleteYou need to check this person out on Listia: http://www.listia.com/profile/2417272 she is using your pattern and your picture and claiming it as her own. I have reported her but you may want to contact her. Just looking out for other creators. Sorry.
ReplyDeleteI have made several of these for gifts 3-6month and toddler sizes I dont think I have made anything cuter. I made dusky blue and pinks as accents both were great. Thanks for the pattern I will also use the base cap for other projects.
ReplyDeleteCarol
Wow Sarah..
ReplyDeleteThat's really really awesome!!
I think I'll try your pattern in mine, just trying to have new patern library..hehe
Thanks for sharing anyway..
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Hi Sarah
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the pattern. I love it!!!
Is the first time I'm trying to crochet, following your patter was is easy, thank you, I love it!!
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ReplyDeleteThank you thank you! I just made this, pretty much my first crochet project. ( besides practice ) I learned to crochet just so I could make this. Thank you so much for the instructions. They were very clear and easy to follow. The hat turned out adorable. Just too cute for words. I can't stop looking at it. Thanks again for a wonderful resource!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sarah! I posted on my blog and linked back to you. :)
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Thank you so much for sharing this hat! I have a feeling I will be making a lot of them! They are SO cute!
ReplyDeleteHello I am new to all of this...just made a owl hat for my grandson..and want to know if you have any more patterns for animals.. like a bear with a face..?
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing this. this is my first try. even if i succeeded, everone can do this. your pattern is very clear.
ReplyDeletei made one for toddler size, it looks great but it became smaller than i need. maybe my yarn was uncorrect.
loves from Türkiye :)
First of all, thank you for sharing your pattern with me. I am having a little trouble with the earflaps. I think I am following the pattern, but I am wondering why they are back to back at the seam. Have I done something wrong? I would appreciate your help
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this hat and pattern! It was this hat that inspired me to learn how to crochet in December to make this hat for my son and niece for Christmas. I am happy to report that both hats turned out so great and cute and I am now hooked on crocheting and have now tried your Penguin and Sock Monkey Hat and they turned out great as well.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing all your great patterns!
What a great pattern! I just made one and can't wait to use it as a prop in my next photo shoot! I'll send you a picture of it when I get to use it! So cute!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this pattern; I was looking for something cute and original for a friend of my daughter, and I found your blog (@^^@) and your Owl hat pattern <3 ; I really really really love everything you made...
ReplyDeletebest regards from France :)
Virginie
Thank you! So cute!
ReplyDeleteDue to lack of buttons I made a quick option for eyes without them:
ReplyDeleteRound 1) With black yarn, use a magic circle and SC 10, join and switch to accent color.
Round 2) With accent color, SLP ST in each SC. (10 SLP ST) Join and switch to white in back loop of first SLP ST. CH 2.
Round 3) 2 HDC in each back loop of SLP STs. Join and CH 2. (20 HDC)
Round 4) HDC in same stitch, 2 HDC in next, *HDC, 2 HDC in next* repeat from * around, join to first HDCc, fasten off leaving long tail to sew on (30)
This was a great find! My nieces will look so adorable :)
Thanks!
~Anna
I made it! It's absolutely adorable! Next time I will use 1" buttons, though. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love this hat! Made one for one daughter and have started one for the other. I used black eyelash yarn to line top of eyes and made a 3d nose. Thank you so much for creating such an easy to follow pattern. Also, I finally worked on my gauge--I tend to make tall rows. Your pattern is so beautiful that I was inspired to correct my gauge. Found a great Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAvvsbdNxWU which helped me tremendously!
ReplyDeletethis is stinkin cute!!! Now I'll have to learn to crochet before I have a little one. Thanks for the free pattern! Really appreciate your hard work for this!
ReplyDeleteAm I not allowed to print this.I cant get it to work.It just prints the side advertisements but not the pattern.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE THIS! This hat is so adorable I know that I will need to crochet one for my baby gift drawer. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHi, I wanted to sell the hats I was making from your amazing pattern but I don't know how to link back to your page. Could you tell me how so I can do that prior to selling any hats. Thank you in advance! - Lola
ReplyDeletePerfect pattern! I just finished the newborn size in dark blue and pink and it looks great! I'll make two more for my boys.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
These are so adorable I made one for my newborn neice..one problem...It was to big! Any advice on making it smaller?
ReplyDeletec' est vraiment adorables ces petits bonnets bravo merci du tuto biz
ReplyDeleteI have made quite a few of these adorable hats. (I agree the sizing seemed slightly big but it gives a little room to grow!)
ReplyDeleteAnyways, I have started selling these hats (Well I'm trying to anyways!).
I would never want to take credit for a pattern that is not my own work so, as requested, I posted a link back to here. I also used the Minnie Mouse hat pattern which turned out WAY cute!
Here is a link to my store and pictures of my finished work! http://amyscrochetcreations.storenvy.com/
Love this pattern & it was so easy to put together that i featured it on my blog :) Great instructions! Thank you so much for posting and sharing at no cost <3 See featured post here http://moorecrochetandcrafts.blogspot.com/2013/05/free-crochet-patterns-galore.html
ReplyDeleteHello! I was wondering what kind of magic ring to use? I am not used to doing them and there are SO many different tutorials on how to do one. Would you mind possibly pointing me in the right direction? It would be greatly appreciated! Gorgeous owl pattern by the way!!!:))
ReplyDeleteOh my! Nevermind! I found your link that had it on there! Thank you for this pattern! It's so hard to find a free pattern that looks amazing! Will definitely be giving you the credit:))
Deletethank you for your beautiful owl hats. my daughter seen them on facebook and had to have me make some for her two twin girls and son. so my Grand children will have plenty. thanks Janice bishop.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the free pattern. Your owl hat is the cutest one I've seen. Love it! And it was so quick and easy to make.
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