Acorn Tree’s very first and most popular crochet pattern, the Sweet Acorn Hat, covers sizes preemie through adult extra large. Makes a beautiful, gender neutral baby shower gift! Adorable as a matching “mommy or daddy and me,” twins, or siblings set. Great for older infants, toddlers, children, or adults as well–and perfect as part of a Halloween costume! : )

You are purchasing a PDF crochet pattern (governed by the policies explained in the Product Description below. Please be sure to read them in their entirety before purchasing.) The pattern should be available as a digital download after purchase. Please email acorntreecreations@gmail.com if you have any trouble accessing it.
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Return policy:

Due to the electronic nature of the items, PDF patterns from Acorn Tree Crochet cannot be returned or exchanged. Please feel free to email at any time, however, with questions as you are working with the patterns. We are more than happy to help! (acorntreecreations@gmail.com)

Store Policy on Copyright and Selling Finished Items Made from Acorn Tree Patterns:

By purchasing a pattern from Acorn Tree Creations, you agree to the following…

All patterns sold by this shop are protected under the copyright Jenny Thomas, Acorn Tree Creations (2012.) This pattern, including all text and photos, remains the property of Acorn Tree Creations. Your purchase grants one individual the license to use it to create crocheted projects to keep, donate, gift or sell. Sharing or selling the pattern itself, in any form, partial or whole, is illegal, but you are welcome and encouraged to share a link to the Acorn Tree Creations shop where others can access the pattern directly. Images from this site and from the pattern may not be used in any form (in other words, you will need to use your own photographs if you would like to sell your finished products) without expressed written permission. These conditions are legally protected. Wondering why crochet pattern copyright is such a big deal and why illegal pattern sharing hurts the industry? Here’s a great article explaining more: http://fromgrammysheart.com/i-am/an-internet-presence/.