It is football season and what better way to show your team spirit than to wear a cute, crocheted beanie in your team’s colors?! Whip one up with this free crochet pattern!

Team Spirit Beanie

This team spirit beanie pattern uses three strands of worsted weight yarn held together. It is actually the same pattern as the Libby Beanie, which you can find here. You’ll want to pick the three colors of worsted weight yarn that best represent your team. For example, I used Red Heart Super Saver in “white“, “bright yellow“, and “cherry red” for the Chiefs.

Materials:

255 yards TOTAL
-see notes below for yarn color info
Crochet hook in size N/P (10mm)

Pattern notes:

Pattern written in US terms.

If you have three of the regular (7 oz) skeins of Red Heart Super Saver, you would have enough yardage to able to make a total of FOUR team spirit beanies! Now, I did use three strands of red for the brim of mine, so if you’re planning to make a bunch of them for family or to sell (you are free to sell finished beanies, just do not use my photos to represent your work, and reference this pattern. See more here), you might want to vary the brim color, or buy an extra skein of the “main” color.

PATTERN:

Row 1: Fhdc-41 (or Ch-42, hdc in 2nd ch from hook and each to end) Join to top of first st without twisting. (41)

Row 2: Ch-1, * fphdc around next, bphdc around next. * repeat between * * around. Fphdc around last. Join to top of first fphdc with sl st. (41)

Row 3: Ch-1, turn, * bphdc around next, fphdc around next. * repeat between * * around. Bphdc around last. Switching to all three colors… join to top of first bphdc with sl st. (41)

Row 4: Ch-1, turn. Hdc in each st around, hdc2tog in last 2 sts. DO NOT JOIN. (40)

Rows 5 – 11: hdc around using third loop only. DO NOT JOIN. (40)

Row 12: * hdc2tog in third loop only, hdc in third loop only of next 2 sts * repeat between * * 9 more times (10 times total). DO NOT JOIN. (30)

Row 13: * hdc in third loop only of next st, hdc2tog in third loops only * repeat between * * 9 more times (10 times total) (20)

Row 14: * hdc2tog in third loops only * repeat around. (10)

Row 15: hdc around in third loop only. (10)

Using your yarn needle, cinch up the remaining sts. Weave in all ends.

Now, you may want to add a pom pom to your beanie. There are many ways to make pom poms, even using items around the house or your hands!

More free beanie patterns:

The Libby: Quick, Cute, Chunky Adult Beanie Pattern
The Cameron Beanie: Child Size Beanie Crochet Pattern
Child Size Easy 30-Minute Beanie Crochet Pattern
How to Size Crochet Beanies + Master Beanie Pattern
How to Make the Perfect Mohawk Beanie Using Pom Poms
Jack Sparrow Inspired Halloween Beanie Free Crochet Pattern

Comments

Peggy says
December 30, 2018 at 4:23 pm

If I want to make the brim with 3 strands (red, for example), don’t I need to have 3 skeins of that color? Also, if the brim is started using 41 chains, and is either too large, or too small, would I alter the reminder of the pattern in any way? At what row of the instructions would I change from the solid color brim to the 3-color beanie? I’ve been enjoying your site for some time now and always enjoy your new projects! Thanks,

- Peggy says
  January 1, 2019 at 12:15 pm
  
  Hi Ashlea, I just re-read your instructions and find that changing from the brim to the 3-color happens in ROW 3. So Sorry! My apologies, Peggy
  
Jackie says
December 9, 2018 at 3:26 pm

Hello! What do Fphdc, bphdc, and hdc2tog stand for? Thanks!

- Heart Hook Home says
  December 10, 2018 at 4:47 pm
  
  Hi Jackie! Fphdc is Front post half double crochet...Bphdc is Back post half double crochet...and hdc2tog is half double crochet 2 together. Hope this helps!
  
  - Jackie says
    December 15, 2018 at 9:15 am
    
    Thanks so much! Love your website and I can't wait to try this one out!
    
Theresa says
November 8, 2018 at 9:20 pm

If I only used one strand for the brim would that work?

- Heart Hook Home says
  November 18, 2018 at 11:41 am
  
  Hi Theresa! You could certainly try it! I would go down to an I hook for the brim and start with maybe 65ish stitches...then when doing the main portion of beanie try to evenly space 40 stitches around using the larger hook and extra strands. Hope this helps and good luck!
  
Sally Bollinger says
October 20, 2018 at 11:08 am

Hi Ashlea, Do you have any tips on how best to secure a pom pom to a beanie? As hard as I’ve tried, every pom pom I’ve attached to a beanie - wobbles! I’d like to make this beanie for both my son and grandson and successfully attach non-wobbly pom poms. Thank you for any advice you can provide. Sally

- Sally says
  October 24, 2018 at 6:09 am
  
  I have the same problem! My husband has started attaching them for me. He seems to be able to get them on tighter than I can!

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