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Simple Seed Stitch Beanie

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Simple Seed Stitch Beanie
three crochet beanies in blue and grey colors

Stay warm all winter long with the Simple Seed Stitch Beanie crochet pattern by Kirsten Holloway. This easy project is both functional and fashionable. The unisex textured design makes it a great option for both women and men!

Gather Your Materials

To make this crochet beanie, use worsted-weight yarn, such as Caron One Pound, since it’s warm and shows stitches well. Some great shade choices are Soft Grey Mix, Medium Grey Mix, and Ocean, but choose whatever inspires you.

To achieve the gauge, use a 5.5 mm hook. If you tend to crochet a bit looser, you could also use a 5 mm hook and still have a hat that fits. Other materials include a yarn needle and a 6×6” piece of faux fur if you want to add a pom-pom to the tip.

How to Crochet the Simple Seed Stitch Beanie

The beauty of the seed stitch lies in its texture, which makes this beanie plush, warm, and visually striking. The pattern uses alternating single crochet and double crochet stitches and then flips to double crochets and single crochets in the next step. This method creates a fabric that resembles weaving — a bit thick with some nice stretch and spring to it.

For the ribbed edge, use front post and back post stitches. These stitches create a snug, stretchy band that comfortably hugs the head.

Customize Your Crochet Beanie

Finishing details like earflaps, ties, or a chic faux fur pom-pom will add that touch of personality to your beanie. Also, don’t be afraid to experiment with color combinations to suit your style or the person the gift is intended for.

For a touch of rustic charm, adorn the brim with a leather, cork, or wooden tag. These crochet beanies work up very quickly and make great, thoughtful gifts!

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