Crochet Unicorn Hat Pattern
Unleash your inner unicorn enthusiast with my free crochet Unicorn Hat pattern, suitable for all sizes from baby to adult.
Craft a whimsical and cozy accessory that’s sure to bring a touch of magic to your wardrobe or make an enchanting gift for your loved ones. The free unicorn hat pattern is below.
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CROCHET PATTERN INFORMATION
Skill Level
Beginner. This pattern repeats basic stitches in simple rounds or rows.
Crochet Gauge
15 dc= 4″ and 10 rows= 4″
Related Patterns
This Unicorn Hat goes pairs perfectly with my Unicorn Diaper Cover Crochet Pattern.
Or, if you love unicorn hats, check out my Crochet Unicorn Hat Pattern made with bulky yarn!
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CROCHET PATTERN INSTRUCTIONS

Earflap Instructions
Firstly, begin the first earflap where you ended the last round of your hat.
Then, refer to the chart and image below for placement of the second earflap.

Braids
Cut three 36” strands of the five pastel colors (light pink, light purple, blue, green & yellow). Total= 15 strands.
Holding all of the strands, fold in half and pass the folded loop through the bottom of the ear flap.
Pass the strand ends through the loop and pull tight to form a knot.
Divide the strands into three sections (10 strands in each) and braid. Repeat for 2nd braid.

Horn
Crochet hook: H 5 mm
Yarn: soft gold

Stuff horn with poly fil and attach it to front of hat below the center ring.

Ears
Crochet hook: H 5 mm
Yarn: off-white

Attach ears after you attach the horn. Make sure the horn is centered between the ears.

Mane
Cut 16” long pieces of your mane colors.
I used pastels in light pink, light purple, blue, green, & yellow.
Attach the strands two at a time around the stitches between the ears and down the back of the head. I recommend doing one row of each color.

Use a crochet hook to pull two strands of “hair” under a stitch.
You will have the loop on your hook on one side of the stitch and the 4 loose ends on the other.

Pull the 4 loose ends through the loop.


Tie a knot.


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