I’m so excited to share something extra fun and fabulous with you today – it’s time for another babé crochet Hat Template giveaway… with a twist! Not only are we giving away a set of these amazing templates, but I’m also thrilled to announce that you can now buy them in the Moogly Etsy Shop – officially and proudly as an approved reseller!
Disclaimer: This giveaway is sponsored by babé crochet and Moogly. This post includes affiliate links.
What Are Hat Templates?
If you’ve ever struggled to make hats that fit, or found yourself trying to guess what size you need, then these hat templates are going to be your new best friend. These handy tools take all the guesswork out of making perfectly sized hats – baby to adult!
No matter what yarn you use, these templates help ensure your top-down beanie sizing is spot on every time. They’re a game-changer for crocheters and knitters alike! All the sizes are included - from 0-3 months to XL Adult! These are high quality templates made of strong, durable material - a buy-it-for-life purchase!
How To Use Hat Templates
Just grab the babé crochet hat template for the size you want to make and you'll get the right fit, every time, no math needed! Work a flat circle in the stitch pattern of your choice, until the curve matches the curve at the top of the template.
Then, work evenly until you've matched the length of the template. Prefer a slouchy beanie or folded brim? Work a little longer!
Whenever I make a top-down hat, I use babé crochet Hat Templates! The most recent was the Northstar Beanie, but these work for bucket hats as well as beanies and slouches! And while the are "officially" for crochet, heads are all the same size, so these are great for knitters too!
Get Your Own Hat Templates Here!
You’ve seen me use these templates in video tutorials and pattern photos before – not to mention a whole lot of giveaways! And now, I’m so excited to offer them directly in the Moogly Etsy Shop as an approved reseller!
No more hunting around – just pop over to Etsy and grab your own set, shipped right to your door. These make awesome gifts for your yarny friends, too!
🛒 Click here to shop the babé crochet Hat Templates on Etsy!
For the rest of the world and to check out printable PDF options, visit babé crochet!
The April 2025 babé crochet Hat Templates Giveaway
So now we get to celebrate... with a giveaway!
The April 2025 babé crochet Hat Templates Giveaway is open WORLDWIDE (void where prohibited). The giveaway ends May 13, 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.
We will be giving away TWO sets of babé crochet Hat Templates, and the winners will be notified by email. The first winner will receive a physical set, and the second winner will receive a PDF set!
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Debbie Hawes says
You always have the best ideas
Michelle says
I’ve been wanting this set f-o-r-e-v-e-r!
Patricia C says
I love these! I haven't made any really big hats, but lots of beanies of all ages.
Carla says
Love these templates!
Cathy S says
I have been wanting these for a couple of years. My hats often turn out kind of wonky.😆
Kimberly says
The biggest hat I ever made was my first one and I totally screwed it up
Anne Haun says
The biggest hat I have made was a beanie for my son-in-law - a big guy over 6 feet tall.
Stacey says
The biggest hat I’ve made is an adult sized beanie
Elizabeth Brignoni says
Awesome item to have! Great help it would be.
Lillian L Cox says
I actually have yet to make a hat. I have only been crocheting since January this year. I have quickly become obsessed and enjoy it very much. I can't wait to try MORE crochet things, including a hat which is high on my TBC list. lol
Terri Montoya says
What a great idea! I am marking my calendar, after May 13th I going to Esty to but mine!
Thank you!
Deb Rowley says
I made a bucket hat for myself, using Moogly's pattern.
shoshana vogel says
the biggest hat i ever made was for a custom, and it was a huge witches hat, all in black!!!!!
Dawn Tenneson says
The biggest had I made ended up being a bag!!! I guess I could have made it a cowl!!!
Sharon Thomas says
These will be so useful for making all sizes of hats and making it much easier to make the correct size.
TexasGal says
How exciting that you are now an approved seller for Bebe Hat Templates!!! Yayay!!! Congratulations!
Tamara Kelly says
Thank you so much!
Connie Dews says
I've made hundreds of hats, always figuring they will fit someone. But I did need to go extra, extra large for one woman. Her head circumference was average but she had a lot of extensions that were braided and worn all up on her head. Even my men's largest did not fit. Finally, I made a cowl with a drawstring so she could wear it as a hat or a cowl and we were both happy with the result.
Cindy Stewart says
Snappy tots birthday hat! Tallest anyways!
Thanks for the chance!! I’ve wanted these ever since they first came out!🙏
Carla says
Love these templates!
Jennie says
The biggest hat I have made is Angel Cake's hat with hair for my daughter's halloween costume
Teresa Knittingdancer says
a man's large
Colleen Blehm says
The largest was a large men’s and the smallest was for a toddler. But these templates would help so much!
Carmen says
I once made a large adult hat that somehow ended up HUGE - like an XXL LOL.
Tammi says
I was trying to make a beanie and I made a bucket/cap hat instead
Tamara Kelly says
Definitely been there!
Kathleen Hartley says
I've never seen these before! Very excited!
Valerie says
The biggest hat I crocheted was an adult hat with a real pretty design and the best pompom I ever made. But it was 11" long and 22" wide. It was so big, I was afraid the wind might blow it off my head! But I guess I could wear it as a slouch hat. So yes, I need help with sizing.
Linda McCabe says
Made a hat for my sister that looked like a horse head.
Verna Bradshaw says
Just an adult size hat.
Theresa faria says
It was a sun hat, really got carried away with the brim! Fixable though.
Karen Davies says
I'd be making an unlimited amount of hats for this holiday season if I were lucky enough to win these amazing templates!!! Wow dream come true!