No matter the season, we want our handmade hats to fit - and babé crochet Hat Templates are the easiest way to make it happen! Just grab the template for the size you want to make and you'll get the right fit, every time, no math needed! They work just as well for knitters, so check out this amazing tool for all hat makers, and enter to win a set of your own here on Moogly - we're giving away a set each to TWO lucky winners!
Disclaimer: This giveaway is sponsored by babé crochet. All opinions are my own. This post includes affiliate links.
Whenever I make a top-down hat, I use babé crochet Hat Templates! The most recent are the Woven Warmth Hat, Casual Crochet Bucket Hat, Ribbon Run Hat, and Cobblestone Hat. Yes, these work for bucket hats as well as beanies and slouches! Shown in the other images is the Diamond Crochet Hat!
Now Available in PDF Form - and Spanish and French!
The original Hat Templates are made of tough plastic, meant to last a lifetime. But there's now a new option - you can get them as PDFs! So you can print out just your favorite sizes in a good stiff cardstock - or use your Cricut to get real fancy! It's a fantastic, green option - at significant savings. The PDF version even includes extra sizes for Preemies!
Additionally, the pattern instructions are now available in English, Spanish, and French! Oooh lala!
But Wait... What are babé crochet Hat Templates?
If you haven't spotted these before, you are in for a treat! They revolutionize the hat making process, making it so you don't have to consult charts or tape measures or try it on again and again (though that might be part of the fun). babé crochet hat templates tell you how big (or small) to make your hats to fit every size - no math or tape measures needed! Here's a video I made on TikTok with more info on how they work!
@mooglyblog crocheting and knitting hats *that fit* doesn't require getting gauge, or finding just the right pattern. babé crochet hat templates make is so so easy. and I'm giving away 2 sets on Moogly right now! 😘 ends January 8, 2025, open worldwide! #babécrochet @babecrochetco #giveaway #crochet #knitting ♬ It's Lookin' Good - Becca Lynn
Using babé crochet Hat Templates is an extremely smooth experience. Working your hat top-down (crown to brim), put the center of your first round over the hole. Then, you match the size of your flat circle to the top of the curve. Once that is achieved, work even until it's the length of the template for a beanie, and a bit longer for slouch. This works for bucket hats too - I also used them to create the Casual Bucket Hat!
No more fussing about sizing! Instead, you can grab the template for the size of the hat you're making and toss it in your project bag. If you crochet for a big family - or craft fairs - you can put together a set of templates with your most needed sizes to whip them up faster than ever! Great for all your holiday travel and vacations!
By Once, Use It for Life
I've been using them for years - ever since I first learned about them! And I can tell that the set I have will last my entire crochet career, and keep getting used. These hat templates are made from strong plastic and each is embossed with its "Tool Number." You can see how these work on the chart below. You'll get a chart with each set, as well as a wire ring to keep the templates and chart organized, and a tutorial on how to use the templates.
Each full physical set includes baby to adult head sizes from Newborn all the way up to Adult XL (Head circumferences of 34.95cm up to 61.6cm -- 13 ¾" up to 24 ¼’). The PDF version includes 4 more Preemie sizes!
If you've been reading Moogly for a while, you know that I'm a big fan of babé crochet Hat Templates - I've lost count of how many giveaways we've done! So as long as she's willing to share, I'll keep sharing them with all of you! ♥
Get Your Own Hat Templates Here!
Go to The Lillie Pad to purchase your own set of fabulous templates if you are in the US or Canada! For the rest of the world and to check out the PDF options, visit babé crochet!
The December 2024 babé crochet Hat Templates Giveaway
The December 2024 babé crochet Hat Templates Giveaway is open WORLDWIDE (void where prohibited). The giveaway ends January 8, 2025, at 12:15am Central US time. To enter, use the Rafflecopter form below. If you are on mobile and have difficulty entering, please use a desktop computer to enter. Only the email option is mandatory – all other tasks are optional, for bonus entries only.
The first winner will receive a Full Set of babé crochet Hat Templates, and the second winner will receive a PDF version. Both winners will be notified by email.
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Maggie B says
These look amazing!
Susan says
Planning on about 50 hats
shoshana says
not sure but i'll probably be making at least 7, maybe more!!!! thank you for the giveaway!
Tracey Down says
Oooh. I'm a very experienced crocheter but hats are my nemesis! Would love to be able to crochet them without ripping them out 10 times to get the right size!
Anne Haun says
I will probably make 6 hats at the minimum.
Kim Lennie says
I will be making at least 6 or 7. Two for myself and the rest as gifts. Good Luck to All!
Sharon Thomas says
I would love to be able to use these. They look awesome and they would for sure help get a hat to fit properly. Thanks for the opportunity to add these to my crochet tool box.
Donna Perry says
I hope to make many hats and give them away!
Karen says
I don’t know about 2025 yet but I’ve got about 10 more hats to make before Christmas so I’m hooking every free minute I can grab!
Kristin Stiehr says
Thanks for doing more giveaways! I would make more hats if I had these. I would make myself another bucket hat and then make hats all year long to give to shelters and hospitals. ❤️
Taryn says
I think I'd make about 10 to 20 hats in a year. I'd also like to try out different stitch patterns in hats
Sarah says
I love to make hats, they go so fast, this would be amazing!!
Anita says
I love these. I have been making baby blankets and hats for a social worker that is helping teenagers that are keeping their babies and I am always unsure of the size hat. I end up remaking them because I end up with it too small or too big. I also love that they are called Izzy. My 13 year old beagle-dachshound is named Izzy. He is the best dog ever. I would love to win these!!
BETH HOUNSOME says
I would make more hats if they would fit!!!
Barbara J Schikore says
So many of my hats have been too big or too small! This solves that problem!
Pepsi Jacobs says
It would be fantastic to win these as it would make measuring hats properly so much easier.
Andrea says
So many hats will be made in 2025, probably close to 50 if not more!
Jennifer Stone says
Thanks for the chance to win the giveaway. It's very generous of you.
Karen says
I need these! I'd make 50 or more if I had them!
Rachel Clark says
Love this! I can think of lots of nieces and nephews that would be getting hats from me! And my littles!
Kimberly says
I hope to be brave enough to make my first of many
Christine Voss says
I love these. I have plans to make lots of hats. They are a great in-between project when the large projects get overwhelming or boring. I would think I will be making at least 24 hats this next year. I have also been considering doing some donations to local charities if I have the time.
STEPHANIE says
I have so many hats and will be making many more. These are so awesome. None of my family is close by so they are never there to check fit on the hats I make them and these would take out so much of the guess work.
Diana says
I would love to make about 100 and give them away to the homeless during the winter.
Elizabeth Brignoni says
Oh nice been trying yo get my hands on one of these sets! Thank you for the chance! 💕
Brooke says
These looks sooo handy - especially for designing!! I’ll probably end up making at least 3 hats for my littles! ☺️
Michelle says
Been eyeing this templates for a while.
Hannah says
I want to make my first hat
Kim says
These are great. The yarn I have/want to use rarely matches the patterns I find. With these, it won’t matter.
Orenda Kavanaugh says
Would love these templates for infant and kids hats! Also Crochet for cancer hats. Hope to make at least 12 hats next year
Buffy Kaake says
I will most likely crochet/knit between 25 & 50 hats. I have a large family and they are very active in outdoor sports.
Sandra Dufoe says
Probably about 4.
Jo says
I've been on call to make hats for my little granddaughter this year. My daughter-in-law loves having new hats for her and I love making them. But there are so many size charts out there that it's been very hit and miss. These templates are a great way to ensure a really nice fit, whatever stitch and pattern I use.
Miriam Lauer says
These templates are great for getting a consistent hat size.
Amy L says
I don't make hats often, but if I win this prize I'll make several.
Leann R says
Thank you for doing this, it's always appreciated.
Happy Holidays to you and your family.
Angie says
With grandkids living out-of-state, I would think these templets would make it easier to make hats that fit this season with the measurements I get from their parents.
Angie says
I'm planning to make 6 hats in 2025 so far.
Verna says
I'd love to make more than 50, but realistically probably around 10.
Dawn Tenneson says
At least 5 but maybe more!
Margaret Creel says
I want to make at least 3 hat this year. One for my mom, a colorwork one for myself, and a cat ear hat.
Sharon Elderton says
I usually make between 10 and 30 hats each year, some for gifts and others I donate to charity
Sandy R says
I have been making hats for friends' babies and for donation. I plan to make at least 12 this year so these templates would be great.
Terri says
I plan on making 10 hats this year. Baby niece/nephew on the way!