If you are looking for a fun and creative crochet project, you might want to try making a twisted witch hat. This pattern is perfect for Halloween or any witch-themed costume parties. To begin, you will need a few materials. Grab your preferred yarn in black or any other spooky color of your choice. You will also need a crochet hook that matches the gauge of your yarn, and a tapestry needle to weave in the ends. Additionally, you may choose to add some decorative elements like buttons, ribbons, or feathers to personalize your hat.
Crochet Witch Hat Pattern
Dressing up Amigurumi, Dolls, and Stuffed Animals can be fun. As Halloween is just around the corner, simply add a Witch Hat on your favorite stuffed animals to turn on their spooky look. This crochet Witch Hat pattern is a pretty quick crochet project to whip up. Not only quick, but it also uses just a small amount of your leftover yarn. Let’s scroll down for the free crochet pattern and how to assemble it.
FACTS Witches have always been seen with cone-shaped, wide-brimmed hats. There are several stories and possible origins of why Witches wear a hat, but it became famous when a woodcut of a Witch wearing a pointy hat became known to the public. Since then, it has become the symbol of a Witch, to a point where if you wore a pointy hat, people would assume you were dressing up as a Witch.
Today, we have Cosmo, the black amigurumi cat (click the link for the free crochet pattern), modeling the purple Witch Hat for us, and he finds it amusing. With all the funs on the dressing-up event on Halloween, he is looking forward to pairing the hat with the cape and a broom in order to turn himself into a Warlock or a Sorcerer.
Additionally, you may choose to add some decorative elements like buttons, ribbons, or feathers to personalize your hat. To start crocheting the hat, you will first create a magic ring or adjustable loop to form the base of the hat. Then, work single crochet stitches into the center of the ring, gradually increasing the stitches to create a cone shape.
Crochet Witch Hat Pattern
scroll ⬇️ to get the free crochet pattern & tutorial Our crochet Witch hat pattern measures 4” tall, 3.5” wide. And, if you would want to fit it on the head, it fits into a head circumference of 4”. I used the same yarn as the black cat amigurumi; it is a light worsted (US), or DK (UK), or 8-ply (AU). If you use other yarn weights, together with slightly different crochet tension, your hat could come out bigger or smaller. Since the crochet cat is already in black, I made a purple witch hat for it (ya, another dominant color for the witch theme) instead; however, feel free to use black if you prefer a black witch hat. You will first need to crochet the hat body in rounds with purple-colored yarn, followed by the hat band with orange-colored yarn, then the buckle with black-colored yarn. Finally, assemble the three components by sewing or sticking the band & buckle to the hat. You may squeeze and tweeze the hat tip a little to add some softness to the look. The total time to complete the crochet hat is about 20 minutes. It is just an estimation as everyone’s skills and speed are different, so be prepared to spare more time on it for beginners.
What’s next after that? Want to add more than a DIY witch hat to your doll? How about making a cape and a broom too to make it a set of Witch Costume. To ease your reading and pattern following, we have rounded up the Witch costume for amigurumi to include all the info into a single pattern (click the link for the free pattern and tutorial). It will be easier for you to get the details in a single post so that you don’t have to keep searching for the rest of the Halloween witch costumes. Also, if you are interested in the little pumpkin next to them, here is the link to the free amigurumi pumpkin crochet pattern. The pumpkin crochet patterns consist of 3 different sizes; the one shown above is the smallest size. I hope you have a wonderful time dressing up your dolls. Have fun!
WHAT’S NEXT:
- Start crocheting and share your completed handmade on Facebook and/or Instagram. Don’t forget to tag us, @craftpassion, so that we are able to see it.
- Pin it on Pinterest for a future Crochet List
- Share with your crochet groups for a crochet-along event.
- Check out more free crochet patterns to make, especially for Crochet Animals.
- Crochet more outfits for the stuffed bunny.
Wicked Stripes Witch Hat for Kids & Adults – Crochet Pattern
Brew up some fun this Halloween with this adorable Wicked Stripes Witch Hat! If you’re looking for costume ideas and want a fun, fast, and easy DIY, then this crochet pattern is for you. The pattern uses single crochet in a simple, repetitive pattern, so beginners and experienced crocheters alike can enjoy making this fun costume accessory! With both Kids and Adult sizes included, and so many options to color-customize, add embellishments, etc., this hat is just what you need to complete the costumes for all the witches in your life this year!
Continue crocheting in rounds until your hat reaches the desired height. Once you have reached the desired height, it's time to twist the hat to give it that witchy look. To do this, you will fold the top edge of the hat over to create a brim, then stitch it in place. Use your tapestry needle to weave in any loose ends and securely fasten them. The final step is to add any desired embellishments to your twisted witch hat. You can sew on buttons to create a funky pattern, attach ribbons or bows for a whimsical touch, or even glue feathers or other small decorations for added flair. Remember, the beauty of crochet is that you can always add your own personal touches and modifications to any pattern. Feel free to experiment with different yarn colors, stitches, or embellishments to make your twisted witch hat truly unique. Whether you are dressing up for Halloween, attending a costume party, or simply want to add a bit of witchy flair to your wardrobe, a twisted witch hat is a fun and creative project that anyone can enjoy. So grab your crochet hook, some yarn, and let your imagination run wild as you create your very own twisted witch hat!.
Reviews for "DIY Magic: Crochet a Twisted Witch Hat with this Free Pattern"
1. Samantha - 2 out of 5 stars - I was disappointed with this twisted witch hat crochet pattern. The instructions were not clear and I found myself confused at various points. The final result did not look like the picture provided, and I was frustrated with the overall outcome. I would not recommend this pattern to fellow crocheters.
2. Emily - 3 out of 5 stars - While the idea of a twisted witch hat crochet pattern was intriguing, I found the execution to be lacking. The instructions were difficult to follow, especially for someone who is not an experienced crocheter. Additionally, the pattern did not provide enough guidance on how to properly shape the hat, resulting in a lopsided and unattractive finished product. I would suggest finding a different pattern if you are looking to make a witch hat.
3. Thomas - 1 out of 5 stars - This twisted witch hat crochet pattern was a complete waste of time for me. The instructions were poorly written and lacked the necessary details for a beginner like myself. The hat did not turn out as expected and I had to unravel it multiple times before giving up entirely. It's frustrating to spend time and effort on a pattern only to be left with a disappointing result. I would not recommend this pattern to anyone.
4. Sarah - 2 out of 5 stars - As an experienced crocheter, I was excited to try this twisted witch hat pattern. However, I was disappointed by the lack of detailed instructions. The pattern assumed too much prior knowledge and did not provide adequate explanations for certain stitches and techniques. As a result, my hat did not turn out as intended and I was left feeling frustrated. I would caution others to proceed with caution if attempting this pattern.
5. Michael - 2 out of 5 stars - I was expecting a fun and spooky crochet project with this twisted witch hat pattern, but unfortunately, it fell short. The instructions were confusing and not well-written, making it difficult for me to follow. The final hat looked nothing like a witch hat and I was disappointed with the outcome. I would not recommend this pattern to anyone looking to create a witch hat.