The Beanie Edit.

Beanies are one of those crochet staples that never go out of style. They’re practical, gift-worthy, and endlessly customizable—whether you’re stitching for yourself or making something special for someone else. This roundup brings together five crochet beanie patterns from the blog, each with its own texture, mood, and personality, while still being easy to wear and easy to make.

If you’re looking to build a handmade beanie collection or just want your next satisfying project, these patterns are a great place to start.

1. Anytime Beanie

Anytime Beanie pattern

The Anytime Beanie is exactly what its name suggests: a go-to design you can wear season after season. With a clean silhouette and classic construction, this beanie works beautifully in solid colors or subtle tonal yarns. It’s an ideal pattern for everyday wear and a reliable option when you want something timeless and uncomplicated.

2. Ribbed Edged Beanie

 Ribbed Edged Beanie pattern

This beanie features a textured ribbed edge that adds structure and stretch while keeping the overall look polished. The ribbing gives it a snug, comfortable fit and a slightly elevated feel, making it a great choice if you love simple designs with thoughtful details.

3. Anytime Beanie – Rainbow Stripes

Anytime Beanie pattern

A playful twist on a classic favorite, the rainbow striped version of the Anytime Beanie brings color and personality to the same easy-to-wear shape. The stripes add visual interest without complicating the pattern, making it a fun way to experiment with color while sticking to a familiar construction.

4. Chains of Color Beanie

 Chains of Color Beanie Pattern

The Chains of Color Beanie starts as a simple crocheted beanie, then transforms with added chains worked afterward for a layered, dimensional effect. These surface chains create movement and contrast without complicating the main construction, making the pattern both approachable and visually striking. It’s a great way to add color and interest while keeping the base beanie clean and wearable.

5. Bar Stitch Beanie

Bar Stitch Beanie Pattern

Texture takes center stage in the Bar Stitch Beanie. The stitch pattern adds depth and dimension while keeping the beanie soft and wearable. It’s a standout design that feels modern yet warm, making it a favorite for cooler days and minimalist wardrobes.

Which Beanie Will You Make First?

Whether you’re drawn to classic shapes, playful stripes, or rich texture, these five crochet beanie patterns offer something for every mood and skill level. 

Have a hooky day! Lynne

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5 Crochet Scarves That Stand Out!

Scarves are one of my favorite crochet projects, since they are  relaxing to make, endlessly wearable, and the perfect canvas for exploring texture and stitch patterns. Whether you are in the mood for something bold and structured or soft and drapey, this collection of five crochet scarves offers a little bit of everything.

From modern textures to cozy classics, here are five crochet scarf designs to add to your hook this season:

 1. Bar Stitch Scarf

Bar Stitch Scarf Pattern

The Bar Stitch Scarf is all about clean lines and graphic texture. This stitch creates subtle horizontal bars that add visual interest without feeling bulky. It’s a great choice if you love modern, minimalist designs that still have plenty of depth.

This scarf works beautifully in solid colors where the stitch pattern can really shine, making it an ideal everyday accessory that pairs easily with any outfit.

2. Coffee Cozy Scarf

Coffee Cozy Scarf Pattern

Warm, textured, and extra cozy, the Coffee Cozy Scarf is inspired by the comfort of your favorite hot drink. With a dense, mini bean stitch pattern, this scarf feels like wrapping yourself in a soft blanket on a chilly morning.

It’s a fantastic project for colder months and a great option if you want a scarf with substance and warmth without complicated techniques.

3. Ocean Drift Scarf

Ocean Drift Scarf Pattern

The Ocean Drift Scarf features a flowing stitch pattern that mimics gentle waves and movement. Light, airy, and full of drape, this scarf is ideal for transitional seasons or layering without adding bulk.

This design really shines in tonal or gradient yarns, enhancing the natural rhythm of the stitches and giving the finished scarf a calm, effortless feel.

4. V-Stitch Scarf

V-Stitch Scarf Pattern

A timeless favorite, the V-Stitch Scarf combines simplicity with beautiful drape. The open stitch pattern works up quickly and creates a soft, flexible fabric that’s easy to wear and easy to gift.

This is a great go-to project if you’re looking for something meditative to crochet or need a reliable pattern that always turns out beautifully.

5. Parquet Stitch Scarf

Parquet Stitch Scarf Pattern

Inspired by geometric flooring patterns, the Parquet Stitch Scarf brings bold texture and structure to your crochet. The stitch pattern creates a rich, woven look that feels both modern and sophisticated.

This scarf is a standout piece and a fun way to explore texture while still keeping the project approachable and wearable.

Which One of these scarves will you be adding to your project list? 

Stay tuned for the beanie edit!

Have a hooky day! Lynne

*All images are copyright by Lynne Samaan and D60 Crochet, please do not use without permission, Thank you*