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Crochet Baby Cap

Crochet baby caps are not only adorable but also incredibly practical for keeping your little one warm and stylish. The beauty of crocheted pieces lies in their handmade charm, each stitch bringing a touch of love and care to the finished cap. You can choose from a variety of colorful yarns and patterns to create a unique and personalized cap for your baby. Whether you're a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, crafting a baby cap can be a delightful project that results in a precious keepsake. So grab your crochet hook, pick your favorite yarn, and let's create a cozy and cute cap for your bundle of joy!

You will need:Baby Weight Yarn (I used TLC Baby yarn but any baby or sport weight yarn will work)
G hook (4.5 mm)

Start by chaining 4 and joining to the first chain with a slip stitch to make a loop.


Round 1: Chain 3 (counts as first DC), 9 DC in loop, join w/ slip stitch (10 DC)


Round 2: Chain 3 (counts as first DC), DC in same stitch, do 2 DC in each remaining stitch from round 1. Join w/ slip stitch (20 DC).


Round 3: Turn work. Chain 3 (counts as first DC), 2 DC in next stitch, **1 DC in next stitch, 2 DC in next stitch** – continue pattern around. Join w/ slip stitch. Chain 1 (30 DC)


Round 4: Turn work. Chain 3, 2-DCs in same stitch, skip the next stitch, **CS2 in next stitch. Skip the next stitch ** Continue this pattern around. Join w/ slip stitch in the loop of the first Crazy Stitch (CS). Chain 1 (15 CS2)


Round 5: Turn work. CS3 all the way around (remember to always work in the loops of the CS from round 4). Join w/ slip stitch to first sc-chain 2 space. Chain 1. (15 CS3)


Round 6-9: Repeat round 5.


Round 10: Turn work. CS3 all the way around. Join w/ slip stitch to first sc-chain2 space, and end off. Weave in the tail of your yarn.


You’re done!

The Crazy stitch creates a very pretty scalloped edge on the cap.
If you like you can embellish the crown by adding a pom-pom, spiral squiggle or small flower to the top.

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