A cardigan asks a bit more of a crocheter than a hat or a pair of booties, but the payoff is a genuinely wearable piece that a baby can grow into rather than...

A plain ribbed band is really just a starting point, and once you start layering on texture, color blocks, or a small attached detail, the same simple shape can look like nine completely...

With no crown or brim to help hold its shape, a baby headband depends almost entirely on stretch to stay put, which makes it one of the quickest projects to finish and one...

A bucket hat’s flat, structured brim gives it a completely different silhouette from a floppy sun hat or a snug beanie, and that same brim is exactly what makes it such a satisfying...

A bonnet doesn’t need a single new closure or trim to feel different from the last one you made, sometimes the stitch pattern itself is enough to completely change the character of the...

Ties aren’t the only way to keep a bonnet in place, and once you start looking at buttons, drawstrings, and a few structural tricks, the same basic rounded shape opens up in some...

A bonnet’s charm comes down to a handful of small finishing details layered onto the same basic rounded crown, whether that’s a ruffled edge, a contrast color, or a delicate lace trim. Here...

Some baby hats stay soft and floppy all the way through, while others borrow a bit of real-world structure to look like an actual firefighter’s helmet or a chef’s toque. Here are 12...

Between the animal kingdom, a few fantasy characters, and a couple of sweet treats, there’s an almost endless supply of directions to take a basic baby beanie. Here are 17 crochet baby hat...