Find stylish and cozy free knitted beret patterns to make your own chic winter hat with easy steps and soft yarns.
You can wear them slouchy, pulled down, or slantingly sideways. These Free Knitted Beret Patterns are the perfect way to add a cozy, handmade accessory to your wardrobe.
Free Knitted Beret Patterns
1. Classic Knit Beret
Purl Soho designed a classic beret with tons of charm, elegant structure, woolly warmth, and a glorious mohair halo. The sleek geometry of the beret is simple and starts with a ribbed brim and then a round of simple increases to widen the body to get that classic shape.
2. Streets of Paris
This DROPS Design is a simple and easy pattern. This is worked in the round on a short circular needle, starting at the bottom and switching to double-pointed needles for the decreases.
3. April Hat
This orange-pop Courtney Kelley hat pattern is worked in the round from the bottom up. The ribbing on the brim is worked in a faux cable pattern with twisted stitches. There is an increase row worked before beginning the body of the hat, which creates a beret shape.
4. Color Theory: Margaux Striped Beret
The classic French beret by Alexandra looks mesmerizing, featuring single stripes and symmetrical shaping. It feels extra chic and is knitted with a budget-friendly, beautiful yarn.
5. Vintage Vibes beret
Katherine Grushevskaya has knitted this beret, which measures 23-24 inches in head circumference. It is worked from the bottom up on the round piece.
6. Thistle Thorn Beret
This vibrant beret by Sara Ottosson is knitted in 17 stitches and 32 rows, measuring 10 cm in garter stitch with a US 7 needle and a hook size of 4.5 mm. You can also create this beret in different yarn colors.
7. Madicken – Beret
Agnes Brandels created a unique and significant beret, inspired by book characters. You can pair them with your corset dress or skirts when you are going for a picnic or on a beach day.
8. Novita Icelandic Wool: Renga beret
Reetta Pellikka created a charming, quick, and easy project for beginners. This is knitted by ribbing in the round. Pair it up with your favorite cardigan and jeans.
9. Cable Brim Hat
Lisa R. Myers‘ slanting beret looks appealing in the vibrant color. Knit these with a knitting gauge of 24 stitches and 32 rows per 10 cm in stockinette stitch.
10. Tourbillon
This hat by Angela features a centered crown shaping, with centered double decrease stitches traveling straight up, forming a star shape. The resulting pattern is a swirl that twists clockwise.
11. A Fetching Ladies’ Beret
Vanessa Bentley designed this versatile and universally soft beret, which features wide ribs and spiraling cables. You can carry them from autumn to spring, and they can be worn either as a beret or the modern slouch hat.
12. Slouchy Candle Flame Hat
This warm, toasty, and slouchy hat by Sisse Holmstrup is beginner-friendly and is excellent for cold winters. It is made from the bottom up with a double brim and is knitted with sport yarn weight.
13. Perennial Beret
This perennial hat pattern by Violet LeBeaux is suitable for any season, depending on the chosen color. It features a classic shape with dual ribbing and a row of stranded flowers.
14. Crumpet Beret
This jaunty lace pattern, designed by Maura Kirk, was demonstrated in Episode 113 of Knitting Daily TV. It features a dimensional 5-point leaf pattern that pops out on a reverse stockinette ground, creating an eye-catching motif.
15. Jean Colourwork Beret
This vintage beret by The Australian Yarn Company features colorful motifs on a white-colored hat. You can wear it on any occasion, and pair it with your flared dresses and turtleneck sweaters.
