Santa Hat Ornaments – FREE Crochet Pattern

A Christmas tree adorned with crocheted Santa hat ornaments featuring red tops and white brims and pompoms, hanging from colorful strings.
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Deck the halls with handmade cheer using the Santa Hat Ornaments, a festive crochet project that’s quick, charming, and full of holiday spirit! 🎅🧶 These tiny hats are bursting with personality—from their classic red bodies and fluffy white brims to the cheerful pom-poms perched on top. Whether hung on the tree, tied to gift bags, or used as playful table décor, they’re the perfect way to sprinkle a little handmade magic throughout your celebrations.

Ideal for crocheters who love speedy projects and seasonal flair, this pattern invites endless creativity. Try glittery yarn for a touch of sparkle, stitch up a rainbow of hats for a colorful twist, or personalize each one with initials or tiny embellishments. Whether you’re crafting a whole batch for gifting or adding a few to your ornament collection, the Santa Hat Ornaments are a merry way to stitch up joy—one jolly loop at a time! 🎄✨

A Christmas tree adorned with crocheted Santa hat ornaments featuring red tops and white brims and pompoms, hanging from colorful strings.
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🎄 Crochet Santa Hat Ornaments Pattern

Nothing says Christmas cheer quite like a handmade ornament! These crochet Santa hat ornaments are quick to make, festive, and oh-so-adorable. With a fluffy white brim, a cheerful red cone, and a playful pom-pom at the tip, they’re the perfect addition to your tree — or to give as sweet little handmade gifts.

The best part? The whimsical bend at the tip of the hat gives them that charming, photo-ready look that makes every tree sparkle with personality.


✨ Skill Level

Beginner to Intermediate – basic stitches, simple shaping, optional finishing tricks for the curved tip.


📏 Finished Size

Approx. 4–5 in (10–12 cm) tall.


🧶 Materials

  • Worsted or chunky yarn:
    • Red (hat)
    • White (brim + pom-pom)
  • Hook: 3.5–4 mm
  • Tapestry needle
  • Metallic thread or yarn for hanging
  • Polyester stuffing (tiny bit for pom-pom, optional)
  • Scissors

🔤 Abbreviations (US Terms)

MR = Magic Ring
sc = single crochet
inc = increase (2 sc in one st)
dec = decrease (sc2tog)
sl st = slip stitch
ch = chain
FO = fasten off


🎅 Pattern Instructions

Hat (Red)

  1. MR, 6 sc (6)
  2. sc around (6)
  3. (sc, inc) ×3 (9)
    4–5. sc around (9)
  4. (2 sc, inc) ×3 (12)
    7–8. sc around (12)
  5. (3 sc, inc) ×3 (15)
    10–11. sc around (15)
  6. (4 sc, inc) ×3 (18)
    13–14. sc around (18)
  7. (5 sc, inc) ×3 (21)
    16–17. sc around (21)
  8. (6 sc, inc) ×3 (24)
    19–20. sc around (24)
  9. (7 sc, inc) ×3 (27)
  10. sc around (27)
  11. (8 sc, inc) ×3 (30)
    24–26. sc around (30)
    FO, weave in.

Brim (White)

  • Join white yarn in FLO of last round.
  • Round 1: sc around.
  • Round 2: (sc, hdc, dc, hdc, sc) in each st around for a fluffy, textured brim.
    FO, weave in ends.

Pom-Pom (White)

  1. MR, 6 sc (6)
  2. inc ×6 (12)
  3. sc around (12)
  4. (sc, dec) ×4 (8)
    👉 Stuff lightly.
  5. dec ×4 (4)
    FO, close, leave tail.
    Sew to tip of hat.

Hanging Loop

  • Cut 10–12 cm of metallic thread/yarn.
  • Sew behind pom-pom, knot to form loop for hanging.

Curved Tip (Optional but Recommended!)

  • Slightly bend the hat tip when attaching pom-pom, secure with a hidden tack stitch.
  • For a stronger bend: insert a tiny pipe cleaner before finishing the hat.
  • Alternatively, steam-block the tip while shaping it to curve naturally.

🌟 Final Touch

And there you have it — a collection of festive Santa hat ornaments ready to deck your halls! 🎄✨

They work up quickly, making them perfect for last-minute gifts, stocking stuffers, or even holiday market prep. Imagine a whole tree filled with these tiny hats — pure Christmas magic!

So grab your yarn, pour yourself a cozy cup of cocoa, and get started on your own set of merry little hats. Handmade joy really does make the holidays extra special. ❤️


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