☕️ The Daily Brew Beanie Pattern - Super Bulky Version is Here! ☕️

Get ready to whip up your new favorite cozy hat with our Daily Brew Beanie Crochet Pattern! This design is all about embracing gorgeous texture and a stylish, modern look that works up surprisingly fast.

Inspired by those comforting, everyday moments, this beanie features a delightful texture that creates a wonderfully squishy and warm fabric. It’s designed to be a quick and satisfying project, perfect for gifting or adding a new handmade accessory to your own wardrobe in no time.

The pattern includes clear, step-by-step instructions for creating this beautiful hat, complete with a video tutorial and yarn recommendations. Ideal for intermediate crocheters or confident beginners looking to expand their skills.

Start your next project today and create a beanie that feels as comforting as your favorite daily brew!

Hat Pattern includes 8 sizes
Newborn
0-3 months
3 - 6 months
6 - 12 months
Toddler
Child
Teen/Adult Small
Adult M/L

Materials needed
Super Bulky/Chunky (#6) yarn
10 mm crochet hook – or size needed to obtain gauge
Tapestry Needle
Measuring Tape
Scissors
Pom (optional)
Tag/Patch (optional)

Skill Level
Intermediate - knowledge of foundation half-double crochet, single crochet, half-double crochet, working in the 3rd loop, single crochet decreasing, and slip stitch are necessary. Detailed instructions for special stitches are included in the pattern, along with a video.

Please note that this pattern is worked from the brim up.

Language
Pattern is written in English using American terminology with step by step instructions and videos for reference.

Pattern Copyright
This pattern and the photographs contained herein are the sole property of Nikki Little and A Lil’ Loopy. Reproduction or distribution of this pattern, in whole or in part, and/or it’s photographs is strictly prohibited.

Items made from the use of this pattern may be sold both in person and online. If selling online or posting finished products to social media, please offer pattern credit to @ALilLoopy - mostly because I’d love to see your work!