Tired of hats that *almost* fit? Ready to improve your hat-making skills in 2024? With babé Crochet Hat Templates, you can make them in any size, and be sure that they will fit! Check out this amazing tool for all hat makers (both crochet and knit!), and enter to win a set here on Moogly - we're giving away THREE full sets!
Disclaimer: This giveaway is sponsored by babé Crochet. All opinions are my own.
What are babé crochet Hat Templates?!
They're templates that tell you how big 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. It was for the previous giveaway... but this one is just the same, with a later date!
@mooglyblog babé crochet hat templates are a life saver. 3 sets need new homes, anywhere in the world, but only until November 28, 2023 😉🌏🥳 @babecrochetco #mooglyblog #crochet #hats #crochethats #learntocrochet #fyp ♬ Chill Day - LAKEY INSPIRED
These are genuinely SO easy to use - it's hard to find new words to describe it! Working top down, you match the size of your flat circle to the top of the curve. Then, work even until it's the length of the template. No more consulting endless charts or trying it on over and over again - or worse yet, just hoping! 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 embossed with the template number. With each set, you'll receive a chart with all the sizing info, a wire ring to keep the templates and chart organized, and a tutorial on how to use the templates.
Each full 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 perfect set!
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! For even more info, visit babé crochet!
The End of 2023 babé Crochet Hat Templates Giveaway
This final babé crochet Hat Templates Giveaway for the year is open WORLDWIDE (void where prohibited). The giveaway ends December 19, 2023, 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 three winners will each receive one Full Set of babé Crochet Hat Templates and will be notified by email.
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Selena says
I crochet and give away! Anything I crochet, I give to people, except for my hats. I'm never confident that the sizing is correct. I have a hoard of beautiful hats that someone could be using, but I don't know if they will fit. These hate templates are genius. I would love to win them and be able to make hats that I'm confident will fit the recipients. Thanks for doing this giveaway. Even if I don't win, I know they will go to the person who is meant to have them. Yaaay!
Anne Haun says
I have not had any hat fails and hope I do not!!
shoshana says
i've had a few hats be toooo small but i'm getting better!thankk you for the giveaway
shoshana
Karli says
Me too. I just made a Christmas hat that was too big
Michelle says
I am a newbie!!! These templates sound amazing!!! Your blog is incredible!!! I am so glad I found you 💘💘
Tamara Kelly says
Me too! ♥♥♥
Kim Steinmetz says
My grandchildren have big heads! I recently made a beautiful set of monster hats (repeatcrafterme) and the newborn size was too small. So I remade the newborn’s hat the next size up, and of course it was ridiculously too big! I love your pattern guide and watched the video—looks easy peasey!
Nuhaa says
I have had so many hat fails 😅 From too small to too big... always having issues with the fit. Would be great to win this kit...so I can start making hats that fit 🤪
Emily says
Oh my... I've made so many hats too small or way too big! This is an amazing tool!
Leasa Skinner says
I have had a couple fails - either too big (like way too big) or too small. Most of the time I get it right. 🙂
Tammy Scott says
I'm always making hats for various charities. Too often, they are not the correct size. I just know these would help, a lot.
Jenn says
Never even knew these were a thing! What a fantastic idea!! If I don’t win the giveaway I’m definitely going to buy a set!!!
Lisa H says
This is an amazing idea !!! I cant make a hat fit to save my life. This would be so handy.
Ruth Kinchen says
As someone who struggles to make hats the correct size, even after gauge swatching, these look so useful!
Barbara Grealey says
I was making an adorable white hat with hearts for my granddaughter for Valentines and it was too tight, a template would have helped me to stay on track!
Shelley says
I almost never get my crocheted hats to fit properly. Most of the time they are too big, too slouchy, or not big enough. I rarely gift crocheted hats !
Shannon says
I truly need these. I've been making hats and earwarmers that no matter what I do are inconsistent with the size.
Alana Peterson says
Love this template idea!!! This is awesome!
Connie Dews says
No not really because any hat I make will fit someone. But I have frogged several and started over. And the worst case scenario for anyone struggling is to think if it doesn't work as a hat it can always be a basket/tote/cozy. 😀
Chris Lopez says
Thanks for another great giveaway. 💕💕
Rosalind Carter says
I've made hats too big and too small for people both knit and crochet. I'd be willing to give them a try.
Cathy says
The hat templates would my beginner skills so much! Wonderful product!
Laurie Mathews says
This giveaway is very interesting. I've never seen hat templates before. I had a hat fail recently when I made the mistake of making a hat in a #2 yarn with yarn from ICE yarns. The hat was the ugliest hat I've ever seen and there was no stretch to it at all.
Ginger Morgan says
I make kippot & kufi for sale on Etsy, especially for big & tall men. I have a hatform for those.
I also make winter hats for the local markets which cold use some help from these forms.
Tina says
Lovely opportunity! Thank you, Tamara! Enjoy your day!
Christine Voss says
I have had so many hat fails. Too Big, Too small, accidentally change hooks in the middle of the hat and then it's really off and all over the place. These would be great to be able to check that you are still on track with the size. Thanks!
Jo says
I'm making hats for family this Christmas and it is so hit and miss, I've frogged and tweaked and consulted so many size charts that all seem to be different. I know that when I make for myself charts don't work so a set of templates would be amazing and save so much wasted effort and disappointment. Good luck to all :0)
Aulii says
I love making hats and I could sure use this! Good luck to all+
Wendy says
Not a fail, exactly, but I’ve made a few hats that have been off sized before. Everyone still wears them anyway 🙂
D says
These look like they'd be perfect in making trying out new patterns so much less stressful.
Barbara Schikore says
Most of us make lots of hats and many we give away. These would be very helpful for making various sizes. Thanks for your giveaways!
Michelle Farrugia says
These would be a game changer for me. Spending so much time and the hats don't fit. I would love these as I make hats for charity
Teresa Knittingdancer says
Yes a couple of times. They were too big and I went by the a pattern.
I just ripped one out a couple of weeks ago.
Niamh says
Looks like a very useful tool for the crocheter who likes to make things thar actually fit!👍
theresa j says
Totally failed my first crocheted gifts one year because none of the hats fit my BIG headed family
Alice Darter says
I don’t make many hats, and I invariably make them the wrong size. ‘Templates would be a game changer!
Mikayla says
I used to make hats to donate, and I would just kind of guess what size they were. These templates look super cool.
Mali Haslerig says
I can never get my toddler hats sized right they are either too big or too short
MAC says
I just started crocheting again and these templates would be very useful!
Kris Ten-Eyck says
My biggest hat fail was a gift hat for my mother-in-law. It was not my finest moment. These hat templates are a great idea.
Sharon says
I have been admiring these templets for a long time. I do have a hard time making hats the correct sizes. Thank you for the opportunity to win this great gift.
Verna says
I've struggled getting hats the right size. I've stayed away from making them but these templates would definitely build my confidence to try again.
Christina says
Thank you for this wonderful giveaway!
I have really been struggling with trying to make hats that are the right size for my extended family. This would make it so much easier!
Carmen says
I had a gift hat that turned out way too small, but it worked for donating to a child.
Valencia S. says
Oh my goodness... Hat fail monarch here! It's a great learning experience, but hats are hard when you're just starting out. I'm glad that there are hat templates out there.
Jennie says
I have made them to small before and had to start over. 😁
Angela Smith says
So I have 4 little girls (age 4-12). I make a hat and try it on all of them and make notes hoping I can get it right for all 4. This is such an awesome way to solve an on-going problem I have. I have older boys to men and women. I always stress over the sizes. I’m thinking I NEED this!!! 😀