DIY Cute Crochet Frog Hat with Free Pattern

DIY Cute Crochet Frog Hat with Free Pattern

Are you ready to hop into your next fun crochet project? A cute crochet frog hat is the perfect way to combine creativity, comfort, and a touch of whimsy.

This adorable hat, with its bright green color and playful frog eyes, is a hit for kids and adults alike.

Whether you're making it for a child who loves animals or an adult with a quirky fashion sense, this crochet frog hat will bring smiles all around

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  1. Cute Crochet Frog Hat
  2. Frog Hat Free Crochet Pattern
  3. Step-by-Step Guide: How to Crochet a Cute Frog Hat
    1. 1. Start with the Hat Body
    2. 2. Crochet the Frog Eyes
    3. 3. Attach the Frog Eyes to the Hat
    4. 4. Add the Frog’s Mouth

Cute Crochet Frog Hat

If you need a quick and cute crochet project, this frog hat is the one for you! Because it basically only uses one color, it works up fairly fast.

I would love to see the addition of a tiny crown for a frog prince or a little red tongue.

Frog Hat Free Crochet Pattern

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Materials:

Worsted Weight Yarn
Size H Crochet Hook
Tapestry Needle
Two Black Buttons For Eyes

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Click here to check out the step by step tutorial.

Step-by-Step Guide: How to Crochet a Cute Frog Hat

1. Start with the Hat Body

  1. Make a Magic Ring: Begin with a magic ring and work 6 single crochets (SC) into the ring. Pull tight to close the ring.
  2. Increase the Crown: For the next few rounds, work in continuous rounds, increasing as you go. In Round 2, work 2 SC in each stitch (12 SC total). In Round 3, work 1 SC in the first stitch, 2 SC in the next stitch, and repeat around.
  3. Continue Increasing: Continue increasing the crown until the hat is wide enough to fit the intended head size. For a standard adult hat, you’ll want the diameter of the crown to be about 6-7 inches.
  4. Work Evenly: Once the crown is the right size, continue working SC in each stitch around without increasing. Work in rounds until the hat reaches the desired height (around 7-8 inches for an adult hat).
  5. Fasten Off: After completing the body of the hat, fasten off and weave in the ends.

2. Crochet the Frog Eyes

  1. Start with a Magic Ring: Begin the frog eyes by making a magic ring with white yarn. Work 6 SC into the ring, and pull tight.
  2. Increase the Eye: In the next round, work 2 SC in each stitch around (12 SC total).
  3. Add One More Round: Work 1 SC in the first stitch, 2 SC in the next stitch, and repeat around for one more round. Fasten off the white yarn.
  4. Switch to Black Yarn: Join black yarn and work 1 SC in each stitch around to form the pupil. Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.
  5. Make Two Eyes: Repeat the process to make a second eye. For a 3D effect, lightly stuff the eyes with polyfill before attaching them.

3. Attach the Frog Eyes to the Hat

  1. Position the Eyes: Place the eyes evenly on the top front of the hat. You can position them slightly apart for a playful look.
  2. Sew the Eyes On: Using the long tail left on the black yarn, sew the eyes securely onto the hat. Make sure to stitch all the way around the base of each eye for stability.
  3. Fasten Off: After securing the eyes, weave in any remaining ends and trim the yarn.

4. Add the Frog’s Mouth

  1. Use Red Yarn for the Mouth: With red yarn, you can embroider a small smile on the front of the hat, just below the eyes.
  2. Sew or Crochet the Mouth: Use a yarn needle to sew a simple, curved line for the mouth, or crochet a chain and stitch it onto the hat.
  3. Add Details: If you want to add extra cuteness, you can sew small black nostrils or embroider little dimples near the mouth.

Crocheting a cute frog hat is a delightful and creative project that is both fun to make and wear. With its playful eyes and charming smile, this hat is perfect for kids and adults who love whimsical accessories.

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