Blossom Bonnet by Jeanette Haugland

Blossom Bonnet

Crochet
November 2026
both are used in this pattern
yarn held together
Lace
+ Sport
= Sport (12 wpi) ?
4 stitches and 5 rows = 4 inches
in This is for the dc group together stitches.
3.5 mm (E)
5.0 mm (H)
142 - 223 yards (130 - 204 m)
Newborn/1 month- 3/6 month -6/12 month + - 18 month/ 2 years +
US
English Norwegian
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A sweet little bonnet for every season! ♡

The Blossom Bonnet is an adorable baby bonnet featuring a beautiful textured stitch pattern, a soft ruffled edging, and earflaps with ties.

The pattern includes two versions, one for winter and one for summer, making it perfect for little ones all year round!

Winter Version
Crocheted with two strands held together: 1 strand of Baby Merino or Baby Cotton Merino (fine/sport/baby weight) combined with 1 strand of Kid Silk (lace weight).
This combination creates a wonderfully soft, warm, and slightly fluffy bonnet with a beautiful texture.
The ruffled edging can be worked with both strands held together or with just one strand of Kid Silk for an extra light and airy look.

Summer Version
For warmer days, the bonnet can be crocheted using a single strand of baby cotton yarn (fine/sport/baby weight, 5 ply).
This version uses treble crochet (tr) stitches instead of double crochet (dc), along with a smaller crochet hook. The result is a lighter, more breathable bonnet while maintaining the same beautiful design.

Skill Level: Intermediate

Pattern Language: Norwegian and English US terms

Crochet Hook
3.5 mm and 5 mm, or the hook sizes needed to obtain gauge.

Sizes
● Newborn/1 month 30 cm
● 3–6 months 38 cm
● 6–12 months + 45 cm
● 18 months –2 år+ 50 cm
The measurements listed above refer to the circumference of the finished bonnet when unstretched.
The bonnet has plenty of stretch and can expand several centimeters beyond these measurements, allowing it to comfortably accommodate a larger head circumference.

All four sizes have been personally crocheted and tested by me. (13 times)
The adorable little model in the photos is 9 months old.

Yarn Requirements
One skein of each yarn is sufficient for the three smallest sizes. Below is the approximate yarn usage for each size when working with both strands held together throughout the entire project.

Newborn–1 mo.
Kid Silk: 14 g / 119 m
Cotton Merino: 34 g / 119 m

3–6 mos.
Kid Silk: 16 g / 130 m
Cotton Merino: 38 g / 130 m

6–12 mos.+
Kid Silk: 20 g / 166 m
Cotton Merino: 48 g / 166 m

18 mos.–2 yrs.+
Kid Silk: 24 g / 204 m
Cotton Merino: 58 g / 204 m

What’s Included in the Pattern

  • Written instructions with detailed, step-by-step explanations.
  • Plenty of step-by-step photos to guide you through the entire project.
  • Links to video tutorials demonstrating the basic crochet stitches used in the pattern. These include single crochet (sc), double crochet (dc), and double crochet clusters for the winter version, as well as treble crochet clusters for the summer version.
  • Detailed information about sizing, yarn requirements, gauge, and other helpful tips.
  • Stitch charts illustrating how the double crochet clusters are worked and positioned in relation to one another.