This ebook contains 6 gender-neutral hat patterns for both children and adults, 5 of which also include instructions for messy bun variations. These stylish unisex designs are perfect for him, her or them.

This hat pattern is free through Sunday, Jan 26, 2020 only as a limited-time release promotion. After Jan. 26, it will be a paid pattern.

Do you have a little one who loves to build with plastic building bricks? Or maybe a not-so-little loved one who never outgrew them? The Building Brick Soap Saver is the perfect gift! It is not compatible with all major brands, but it will save you time, money, and hassle!

When purchased with the “More than a Market Bag,” this pattern will be discounted to $1.50.

Note: This pattern is available for free on my blog, however you can purchase this PDF if you prefer the printer-friendly version, or if you’d just like to support mamapode.

It may look like a cable beanie, but no stitches were crossed in the making of this hat! Instead, the Impostor Faux-Cable Beanie uses a series of front post stitch clusters which alternately increase and decrease to give the look of cables, with a simpler technique.

This simple but pretty textured beanie includes an option for a messy bun hat with a nice wide opening to accommodate thick hair. The pattern is written as a single set of instructions which can be sized up or down by adjusting the hook used. A gauge check is given for the sizes listed below. The hat can also be sized down for a smaller child b...

This simple but pretty textured hand warmer works up unbelievably fast! The pattern is written for adult size medium using an F(3.75mm) hook, with instructions given for sizing down to small. Large is made using the same pattern with a G(4.00mm) hook. A gauge check is given for sizes S/M/L. This sizing range will fit most hands, however you can...

Please be aware, optional Drawstring Accessory Pouch/Stuff Sack shown on blue sample is NOT included in this pattern. It is available for purchase separately, with a discount if you purchase it at the same time as this pattern.

The Mt. Tabor Beanie is a medium-weight, fitted beanie with a classic look that is great for any age or gender. It uses post stitches to create a diamond or harlequin type pattern against a background of extended single crochet, which gives a flatter, almost knit-like look compared to normal single crochet, and also makes it very stretchy.

This simple, sleek, fitted striped beanie is infinitely customizable! Use the colors of a favorite sports team, your Harry Potter house colors, or any dark neutral background with a color effect yarn for stripes that really pop.

This pattern is part of the Pampering Cotton Spa Gift Set, which also includes the Pampering Cotton Loofah and Pampering Cotton Soap Bag.

This pattern is part of the Pampering Cotton Spa Gift Set, which also includes the Pampering Cotton Soap Bag and Pampering Cotton Facial Kit.

This pattern is part of the Pampering Cotton Spa Gift Set, which also includes the Pampering Cotton Loofah and Pampering Cotton Facial Kit.

Can you see the rows of people standing arm in arm? This hat is meant to be a celebration of togetherness, and people coming together to make change that benefits everyone.

A timeless cable beanie with endless possibilities, I’ve designed the Sunrise Cable Beanie as part of my series of gender-neutral winter hats. It makes use of the “slim brim,” an alternate method I developed for working from the bottom up, as well as multiple styles of cables and the extended single crochet stitch, which creates a flat, almost ...

This unisex toque/beanie is super warm and snuggly, with chunky yarn worked into a thick, braided cable around the band. While it is better suited to an intermediate to advanced crocheter, you will find that once you understand the pattern, it works up very quickly and makes for a classic, sophisticated-looking hat that will look amazing even i...

PLEASE NOTE: This pattern is only for the base doll. It DOES NOT include the dress, which is listed separately as the “Big Worries Dress. “

The Big Worries Doll was originally created as a craftivism project to bring attention to the United States government’s treatment of migrant families, particularly the systemic separation of children from their parents. This knit version, for a number of reasons, was not released at this time (I am a crochet designer with limited knitting expe...

PLEASE NOTE: This pattern is only for the dress and head wrap. It DOES NOT include the doll, which is listed separately as the “Big Worries Doll.”