This beanie is the baby size to my twisted puff stitch collection. Now you can complete a set for Daddy (with my Large size in men colors), Mommy, (with my second adult size) and now Baby too! Don’t forget to check out my other patterns: “Woman’s Irish Pride Beanie” and “Twisted Sister Beanie” (the large size beanie) as well to complete the fam...

This is the sister pattern to my “Woman’s Irish Pride Beanie” but instead of working from the top down, the “Twisted Sister Beanie” is worked from the bottom up. The “Twisted Sister Beanie” is also one size larger, giving a second sizing option. If you’d like a size smaller hat, please check out my “Woman’s Irish Pride Beanie”.

This is a flower pattern that can be used on any of your crochet projects. I used it for my “Twisted Sister Beanie”.

This pattern is worked in the rounds from the bottom (brim) up to the top and then sewed closed with a sewing needle and extra yarn from fastening off.

The “Twisted Puff” is a messy bun beanie design very similar to my “Women’s Irish Pride Beanie”. It uses the same textured puff stitch worked in the round. This beanie is great in one solid color, two toned like pictured with variegated yarn and solid, or two toned with two solid color yarns. It is worked from the bottom up and is able to be ma...

The “Toppling Hearts Beanie” is a 2 in 1 pattern, featuring a messy bun beanie AND a pom beanie. Take your pick on how you’d like to wear this cute heart design!

This women’s beanie is worked from the top down, starting with a magic circle. It is adorned with buttons, but you can leave those off if you wish. It also is adorned with a pom pom.

This men’s beanie is worked from the top down, starting with a magic circle. It also includes the pattern for the four leaf clover applique that can be sewn on or left off.

This pattern can be made at any desired length, which makes the size perfect for anyone.

This pattern is done in one size. The neck piece is approx. 25 inches around.

This pattern uses the technique known as planned pooling. If you are new to planned pooling, it is highly recommended that you watch tutorials and read how to do planned pooling as I do not go into details on how to actually pool. If you know how to pool, you will be able to follow this pattern.

This pattern is worked in rows, ending with a finishing round. It is worked long, and sewn together for the length needed to fit around the neck. The width, or height, of the pattern is determined by the starting foundation.

Wanting a wispy flower that is light? Then this is the flower for you. I wanted a flower with loose petals instead of full and tight petals.

This is my personal take on the messy bun hat. I decided to add some texture to the otherwise plain style of beanie by using a crochet technique that is done in the lower loop of a stitch versus the standard top two loops. This stitch pulls the top two loops forward, causing the textured appearance.