17 Free Patterns for
Slouchy Crochet Beanies
Find your next beanie in this free pattern roundup of crochet slouch hats.
Slouchy beanies are a great unisex style; they have a relaxed, oversized fit and are very comfortable.
The Calliope Slouch from A Knotty Habit Designs
SIZE: Toddler, Child, and Adult.
YARN WEIGHT: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn, e.g., Whims Merino Z Twist.
NOTIONS: 5 mm (H-8) and 5.50 mm (I-9) crochet hooks, scissors, a measuring tape, a yarn needle, and a faux fur pompom.
Simple Slouchy Beanie Pattern from Meg Made With Love
The Cocoa Beanie is a free pattern for a simple slouchy crochet beanie that is worked flat and then cinched together at the top. You can wear the hat as it is or fold it to create a brim.
SIZE: Easily adjusted.
YARN WEIGHT: 4 medium/worsted weight yarn, e.g., Rustic Romantic from Yarn Bee.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: About 200-250 yards (183-229 m).
NOTIONS: Scissors, a yarn needle, a measuring tape, and a 5.50 mm (I-9) crochet hook.
Easy Slouchy Beanie Crochet Pattern from Joy Of Motion Crochet
The Calida Hat is an easy, free pattern for a brimless beanie featuring a beautifully textured stitch. It’s constructed from a simple rectangle that is seamed and cinched at the top and comes together quickly in super bulky weight yarn and a big 12 mm hook.
SIZE: Seven sizes – 12-18 mos, 18-24 mos, 2-5 yrs, child, teen, adult woman, and adult man.
YARN WEIGHT: #6 super bulky weight yarn, e.g., Naturgarn from Filcolana.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: 100 g skein each of two contrasting colours – 100-150 g total.
NOTIONS: 12 mm crochet hook, scissors, a yarn needle, and a tape measure.
Crochet Slouchy Beanie Pattern from Sweet Everly B
The Cobblestone Beanie is a free pattern for a lightweight, stretchy beanie with a classic slouchy fit. It’s crocheted in the round, from the top down, using the herringbone half double crochet stitch.
SIZE: Seven sizes – from 0-3 mos to adult men.
YARN WEIGHT: #3 light/DK weight yarn.
NOTIONS: 5.50 mm (I-9) crochet hook, scissors, a yarn needle, and a tape measure or gauge ruler.
Snowy Slouch Beanie Pattern from Tender Warm Creations
The Snowy Slouch is a free beanie pattern featuring the puff stitch.
SIZE: Adult – 21″ (53 cm) head circumference and 10½” (26.5 cm) tall.
YARN WEIGHT: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn, e.g., Lion Brand Mandala Ombré.
NOTIONS: 4 mm and 5 mm crochet hooks, scissors, and a yarn needle.
The Shiplap Slouch from Yarn + Chai
The Shiplap Slouch pattern is rated easy and is worked in herringbone half double crochet. It’s crocheted in continuous, seamless rounds.
SIZE: 9½” wide and 9½” wide when laid flat (24 cm x 24 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #3 light/DK weight yarn.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: Approximately 230 yards (210 m).
NOTIONS: 4.25 mm (G) and 5 mm (H-8) crochet hooks, scissors, a yarn needle, and a stitch marker.
The Jessie Slouch from Revel Crochet
The Jessie Slouch is a free pattern that is crocheted flat, then seamed and cinched closed at the crown. It’s worked in single bar crochet, an easy stitch that gives this hat its beautiful defined lines.
SIZE: The circumference of this hat is easy to customise.
YARN WEIGHT: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn.
NOTIONS: 5 mm (H-8) crochet hook, scissors, a tapestry needle, locking stitch markers, and a measuring tape.
Darratt Slouchy Beanie from Tying An End
SIZE: To fit 21″ to 24″ head circumference.
YARN WEIGHT: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: Two 100 g skein., Lion Brand Basic Stitch Anti-Pilling.
NOTIONS: 7 mm crochet hook, scissors, a tapestry needle, a measuring tape, and a stitch marker.
The Snowdrift Slouch from Meg Made With Love
The Snowdrift Slouch is a free pattern for an oversized, slouchy crochet hat featuring a ribbed double brim and a textured puff stitch design. It’s made to fit an adult woman with instructions for customising the size.
SIZE: 10½” wide and 10″ tall, lying flat (26.5 cm x 25.5 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn, e.g., Yarn Bee Soft Secret or Caron Simply Soft.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: About 300 yards (274 m).
NOTIONS: 5.50 mm (I-9) crochet hook, scissors, a yarn needle, and a pompom.
Bulky Crochet Hat Pattern from A Crocheted Simplicity
The Eloise Slouch is a free hat pattern crocheted in the beautiful bulky weight Scarfie yarn from Lion Brand. It’s worked in joined rounds of double crochet moss stitch, also known as extended moss stitch.
SIZE: Toddler, Child, Teen/Adult Small, and Adult Medium/Large. 16″ to 24½” circumference (40.5 cm to 62 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #5 bulky/chunky weight yarn.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: One 150 g skein or 170-200 yds (155-183 m).
NOTIONS: 5.50 mm (I-9) and 6 mm (J-10) crochet hook, scissors, a yarn needle, and a faux fur pompom.
Argyle Beanie from A Crocheted Simplicity
The Argyle Beanie is a free pattern that offers two different hat band styles – both crocheted from the bottom up. The raised Argyle design is achieved with front loop double crochet stitches, and the pattern includes row-by-row instructions and a chart.
SIZE: Toddler, Kids, Teen/Adult Small, and Adult Medium/Large – 16″ to 24½” circumference (40.5-62 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: 120 to 230 yards, depending on size.
NOTIONS: 4 mm (G-6) and 5 mm (H-8) crochet hooks, scissors, a yarn needle, a stitch marker, a measuring tape, and a faux fur pompom.
Simple Slouch Hat Crochet Pattern from Persia Lou
This is a great beginner-level pattern with written instructions and a video tutorial.
SIZE: One size.
YARN WEIGHT: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn, e.g., Caron Simply Soft.
NOTIONS: 6 mm (J-10) crochet hook, a yarn needle, and scissors. You will also need a small piece of 3/8″ grosgrain ribbon, a sewing needle, and sewing thread (or a sewing machine) to make the tag.
Secret Garden Slouch Hat Pattern from Kirsten Holloway Designs
The Secret Garden Slouch Hat is a free pattern with a pretty, lacy stitch design featuring clusters, shells and cross stitches with front post single crochet ribbing for the brim.
SIZE: Women, Kids, and Toddlers.
YARN WEIGHT: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn, e.g., Caron Simply Soft.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: 180-210 yds (165-192 m).
NOTIONS: 4.50 mm (7) and 5 mm (H-8) crochet hooks, scissors, a yarn needle, and a tape measure.
The Jennika Slouch from Melody’s Makings
The Jennika Slouch is a free crochet pattern with beautiful cables worked across the brim and cute button detail.
SIZE: Toddler, Child, Teen/Small Adult, and Adult – to fit head circumferences from 18″ to 22½” (45.5 cm to 57 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: Approximately 150-225 yds (137-206 m).
NOTIONS: 5.50 mm (I-9) crochet hook, scissors, a tapestry needle, and two 1″ (2.5 cm) buttons.
The Sheridan Ridge Slouchy Hat from Through The Loop Yarn Craft
This free crochet slouchy beanie pattern uses post stitches to create a beautifully textured hat. It’s an intermediate-level pattern in one size.
SIZE: Teen/Adult.
YARN WEIGHT: #4 / Medium / Worsted / Aran weight yarn, e.g., Red Heart Super Saver.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: Approximately 125 yards (114 m).
NOTIONS: 5 mm (H-8) crochet hook, scissors, a measuring tape, and a yarn needle.
Easy Shell Stitch Hat Pattern from Kirsten Holloway Designs
This pretty, slouchy beanie is crocheted in an easy, lacy shell stitch. It includes instructions for making a snap-on faux fur pompom.
SIZE: Two sizes – Toddler and Adult.
YARN WEIGHT: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn, e.g., Patons Classic Wool Worsted.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: 170-210 yds (155-192 m).
NOTIONS: 3.25 mm (D-3) and 5.50 mm (I-9) crochet hooks, scissors, a yarn needle, ¼ yd of faux fur fabric, heavy-duty sewing thread, a sewing needle, a small amount of polyester stuffing, and size #4 snaps.
Slouchy Bean Beanie from Okie Girl Bling ‘n’ Things
This cozy-looking beanie is crocheted in the bean stitch with back loop single crochet ribbing.
SIZE: To fit 21″-23″ head circumference (53-58 cm).
YARN WEIGHT: #4 / Medium / Worsted / Aran weight yarn, e.g., Wool of the Andes Tweed.
HOW MUCH YARN DO I NEED?: Approximately 165 yds (151 m).
NOTIONS: 5.50 mm (I-9) crochet hook, scissors, a yarn needle, and a tape measure.
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