Berets come and go on the style scene, but they'll always be a great option, and fun to crochet! Here are 10 free beret crochet patterns to inspire you!
A Traditional Style
Berets are traditionally soft, flat caps with a wide round top and a tight brim... a lot like slouch hats, but the shape comes from the diameter of the crown instead of the length worked evenly.
And beret crochet patterns seem particularly well suited to Spring - a little jaunty, a little lighthearted, still cozy but not so warm as a winter beanie. So as the sun starts shining and temps start rising, here are some freebies I think you'll love!
10 Free Beret Crochet Patterns
Click on the name of the patterns that you like to go to their pattern pages!
Phannie - by Phoebe Gaughan, on Berroco: This pattern is a perennial favorite! Perfect post stitches make this radiant beret pattern fun to crochet.
Bridgette Beret - by Red Heart Design Team, on Yarnspirations: The granny stitch in beret form!
Twizzler - by Charlotte Yue, on Ravelry: This pattern is no longer available.
Wave Stitch Beret - by Patons, on Yarnspirations: So nautical!
Hip Hip Beret! by Ellen Gormley, on Ravelry: This pattern is no longer available.
Spring Grass Beret - by Quince Tart, on Yarn and Spices: Lovely in laceweight - perfect for warm days to come! You might want to bump up a hook size or so - this designer tells me she crochets very loosely.
À Là Crème Newborn Beret - by Brandi Reis, on Green House on Broadway, via the Internet Archive: This one just for babies - and is too too cute! Precious!
Inspired by Taylor - by Kathy Lashley, on ELK Studio - Handcrafted Crochet Designs: This lovely crochet hat pattern popped up on Hookin On Hump Day a while back - so pretty!
Marguerite Beret - by Tammy Bailey, on Ravelry: I love the start stitch here - and how customizable this pattern is!
Big Button Beret - by Olivia Rainsford, on The Adventures of the Gingerbread Lady: Self-striping sock yarn makes this beret stand out from the crowd!
I can't believe I didn't find a single "Raspberry Beret"! But red is certainly a popular crochet beret pattern color! I hope you've enjoyed this roundup - and some Springtime sunshine!
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harriette says
Help...I've turned into a Moogly Addict! LOL!
Hope there's no cure.
Tamara Kelly says
Mwahahahah! 😉
Ludia says
Thank you for beiing so kind, this is wonderfull berets
Mavis Rosslee says
Please forward 10 crochet Beret patterns to my email address.
Thank you kindly
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Mavis! I cannot send patterns by email - particularly ones I don't own, as that would be illegal! But if you click on the names of the patterns you like, you will go to their pattern pages so that you can print them off for your own personal use. 🙂
Shawn says
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Do you have the pattern for the above beret (grey-blue one)? I cannot seem to locate this style in the 10 free patterns. Thank you. Shawn
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Shawn! I'm afraid I'm not familiar with that particular pattern. Perhaps using Reverse Image Search will help you find it? https://www.mooglyblog.com/how-to-find-a-pattern-with-only-a-picture/
Jennifer Juwer says
Hi. The Twizzler pattern is no longer available. Does anyone have a copy of it. I'm willing to pay for it. Thank you.
Tamara Kelly says
Sorry to say, it looks like the designer took it down. Thank you for the heads up, I've updated the post.
Laurie says
Can you check the link for the Wave Stitch Beret? It didn't work for me (twice). Fortunately, when I Googled it, Yarnspirations still had it as PATONS WAVE STITCH BERET
ITEM# PAC0116-001687V.
Thanks for all the fun and great patterns!
Laurie
Tamara Kelly says
I just updated the link! 🙂 The sites have changed URLs a few times since I wrote this roundup!
Laurie says
I'm sorry to see the Twizzler is no longer available. It looks like the Hip Hop Beret has also been taken offline.
Would it be inappropriate or rude for me to contact their designers, directly? I REALLY love the Twizzler!
Thanks!
Laurie
Tamara Kelly says
Not at all! It's always sad when patterns just disappear! 🙂 Good luck!