If you have been searching for free bonnet knitting patterns, you are in exactly the right place! This collection is filled with sweet knitted bonnet patterns that are perfect for adding a handmade touch to your next project.
Whether you are looking for a classic baby bonnet knitting pattern, something with pretty texture, or simply a new bonnet to cast on, there are plenty of lovely options to browse here. I have gathered 12 free patterns together so you can easily compare them, choose your favorite, and get those knitting needles ready.
There is something so charming about a knitted bonnet. They are small enough to feel manageable, fun to personalize with your favorite yarn colors, and such a cute project when you want to knit something a little different.
This updated collection of free bonnet knitting patterns makes it easy to find all of the bonnet designs in one place, including the beautiful Sorek Bonnet and plenty of other reader favorites.
Free Knitted Bonnet Patterns to Add to Your Project List
I pulled together these bonnet knitting patterns because there are so many different styles to choose from, even within such a simple little accessory.
Some have names inspired by flowers, vines, wheat, and the ocean, while others have classic or playful details that make them stand out. That means you can browse through the collection and choose the bonnet that best matches the look you have in mind.
The Sorek Bonnet is one pattern you will definitely want to check out first. It is a lovely addition to this collection and gives you one more free bonnet option to add to your knitting list.
And with 12 patterns gathered together, you do not have to stop at just one!
Bonnet projects can also be a fun way to try a new design without committing to a huge knitting project. Browse through the patterns below, compare the different styles, and see which one catches your eye.
You might even find yourself saving a few favorites for later.
What Do I Need to Knit a Bonnet?
The exact supplies you need will depend on the bonnet knitting pattern you choose, so always check the individual pattern before buying your materials.
In general, you will want the yarn and knitting needles recommended by the designer. If you need to stock up, you can shop for knitting needles and yarn before you begin. Just check out yesterday’s post: Best Yarn for Knitted Bonnets to get your shop on.
You may also want basic finishing supplies such as a yarn needle and scissors to help finish your project neatly.
Because each bonnet is different, checking the pattern first is the easiest way to make sure you have the right yarn weight, needle size, and any other supplies you might need.
Then you can pick your favorite color and start knitting!
12 Free Bonnet Knitting Patterns
Ready to choose your next project? These free bonnet knitting patterns give you 12 different options to browse, from sweet and simple designs to bonnets with names that hint at beautiful texture and detail.
Take a look through the entire list before deciding—you may find more than one you want to make!
Sorek Bonnet: Start with the Sorek Bonnet, one of the newest additions to this roundup. If you love discovering another beautiful free bonnet knitting pattern to add to your project list, be sure to check this one out.
Daisy Bonnet: The Daisy Bonnet is another sweet option in this collection. Add it to your list if you are looking for a charming knitted bonnet project.
Simone Bonnet: Take a look at the Simone Bonnet for another free pattern to compare with the rest of the collection. It is a great one to keep in mind while choosing your next bonnet project.
Vine Bonnet: The Vine Bonnet adds another lovely choice to this roundup of free patterns. Be sure to open the pattern and take a closer look at the design before you decide which bonnet to make.
Wheat Bonnet: The Wheat Bonnet is another beautiful option for anyone browsing free bonnet knitting patterns. It is an easy one to add to your favorites for a future knitting day.
Ocean Bonnet: If the name Ocean Bonnet catches your eye, be sure to check out this free pattern. It gives you another fun style to compare with the other bonnets in the roundup.
Chain Bonnet: The Chain Bonnet is another pattern worth browsing as you narrow down your favorites. Take a look at the finished design and see if this is the bonnet you want to cast on next.
Selah Bonnet: Add the Selah Bonnet to your list of free knitting projects to explore. With so many bonnet patterns gathered here, it is fun to compare each one before settling on a favorite.
Nicolas Bonnet: The Nicolas Bonnet gives you another free option for your knitting list. Check out the pattern details to see how it compares with the other bonnet designs in this collection.
Mini Bobble Bonnet: The Mini Bobble Bonnet has a playful name that makes it especially fun to spot in the list. Be sure to visit the pattern and see if it is the right project for you.
Mary Bonnet: The Mary Bonnet is another classic-sounding choice in this roundup. Save it alongside your other favorites if you are planning to knit more than one bonnet.
Asher Bonnet: Finish your browsing with the Asher Bonnet, the twelfth free pattern in this collection. It is one more lovely option to consider for your next knitted bonnet project.
With 12 different patterns to choose from, there is plenty here to keep your knitting needles busy. You can start with the Sorek Bonnet, compare it with a few longtime favorites, or bookmark the whole collection so you can come back whenever you need another project idea.
The best part about a roundup like this is that you can see all of your options in one place. Instead of hunting around for a free bonnet knitting pattern every time you want to start something new, you can come right back here and pick another one from the list.
Which bonnet are you going to knit first? Let me know your favorite in the comments!
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