Pumpkin Blossom Crochet Hat Pattern | Free Toddler Size

Fall is the perfect time for cozy handmade hats, and this Pumpkin Blossom Crochet Hat Pattern is a sweet design for little ones. Whether you’re crocheting for a preemie, a newborn, or a busy toddler, this pattern is written with four different sizes to fit your needs.

The best part? You can enjoy the 2T–5T size for free right here on my blog, or grab the full ad-free PDF, with all sizes included, over on Ravelry or Etsy.

Why You’ll Love the Pumpkin Blossom Hat

This hat is more than just a seasonal accessory—it’s a keepsake. The playful stitchwork and gentle shaping give it a classic handmade charm.

• Sizes Included: Preemie–Newborn, 3–6 months, 9–12 months, and 18 months–5T

• Stitch Variety: Includes a mini tutorial on the crossed popcorn stitch for added texture

• Versatile Yarn Options: Works well with any 4-ply yarn

• Clear Instructions: Written in American Standard crochet terms with step-by-step photos

• Support Included: I’m always available to answer questions if you get stuck

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Free Toddler Size Crochet Pattern (2T–5T)

Below you’ll find the free crochet pattern for the 2T–5T Pumpkin Blossom Hat. This size is perfect for toddlers and young children, making it a great option for cozy fall days, pumpkin patch outings, or even as a sweet handmade Halloween accessory.

Red Heart or TLC has been used as well as Caron Simply Soft, or any other 4-ply yarn would be suitable for this hat.  

Hook Sizes 

H/8/5MM= all sizes 

F/5/3.75mm = blossom flower 

Gauge = 4”w=10dc; 3”h=5 rows

Special instructions apply to all sizes: 

Please note!!!! When instructions call for “in ch1sp, or in arch, you will be inserting hook under “ch1sp or arch” and pulling up a loop to complete your stitch 

picot= ch3,slp st in first ch of ch3 

Crossed popcorn= 3dc in arch, dc around posts of all three dc, 2x (tutorial at bottom of pattern)

Special instructions apply to all sizes: 

Please note!!!! When instructions call for “in ch1sp, or in arch, you will be inserting hook under “ch1sp or arch” and pulling up a loop to complete your stitch 

picot= ch3,slp st in first ch of ch3 

Crossed popcorn= 3dc in arch, dc around posts of all three dc, 2x (tutorial at bottom of pattern)

2t-5yr 

With lime green Ch 3 join in ring: 

Row 1: ch 3, 13 dc in ring, join in 3rd ch of beg ch3(14dc counting ch3)

Row 2: ch4; dc ch1 dc ch1, in nxt st;( dc ch1, in nxt st; dc ch1 dc ch1; in nxt st) repeat around, slp st in 3rd ch of beg ch4 ( 21 dc;ch3counts as dc) 

Row 3: slp st in nxt ch; ch4;( dc ch1 in nxt ch1sp) 3x; dc ch1 dc ch1 in nxt ch1sp; (dc ch1 in nxt ch1sp) 4x; dc ch1 dc ch1 in nxt ch1sp; (dc ch1 in nxt ch1sp) 4x; dc ch1 dc ch1 in nxt ch1sp; (dc ch1 in nxt ch1sp) 5x; dc ch1 dc ch1 in nxt ch1sp; slp st in 3rd ch of beg ch4 (25dc;ch 3 of beg ch4 counts as dc through rest of pattern) 

Row 4:drop green yarn and pick up orange by completing following st with orange, slp st in nxt ch; (HINT: take time to secure yarns by knotting the green and orange together in the back of work) ch4;( dc ch1 in nxt ch1sp) 3x; dc ch1 dc ch1 in nxt ch1sp; (dc ch1 in nxt ch1sp) 5x; dc ch1 dc ch1 in nxt ch1sp; (dc ch1 in nxt ch1sp) 5x; dc ch1 dc ch1 in nxt ch1sp; (dc ch1 in nxt ch1sp) 6x; dc ch1 dc ch1 in nxt ch1sp; slp st in 3rd ch of beg ch4 (30dc) 

Row 5-9: slp st in nxt ch; ch4; dc ch1in nxt ch1 st around (26dc) 

Row 10;Arch row: ch1, sc in 4th ch of last round; ch4, sc in 2nd ch1 sp; complete around, slp st in first sc made. (10 arches: preemie 8 arches)

Watch this popcorn tutorial that is on YouTube. Even though this is called a wrapped double crochet cluster, it is the exact same stitch.

Row 11:Popcorn row: slp st in 1st and 2nd ch of first arch, ch3, 3dc in arch, 2dc around the posts of all three dc, first popcorn made, *popcorn stitch in each arch around* join with 

slp st in 3rd ch of beg ch3. (10 popcorns; preemie 8 popcorns) 

Row 12:Arch Row: slp st to middle of popcorn, ch1, sc, ch4, *sc in top of popcorn, ch4* repeat between asterisks around, join by slp st in beg sc. (10 arches: preemie 8 arches) Tutorial is at the bottom of the pattern 

Row 13: Popcorn row: Repeat previous popcorn row, If adding the optional picot row, and you would like to add the green for the picot row, proceed as follows– before joining with slp st, drop MC to back and pull up green, this optional, it is a striking effect. However it is pictured with orange picot row. 

Row 14:Optional picot row: slp st in nxt st 4x; picot; *slp st in nxt st 3x; picot* 9x(7x for preemie) slp st in last st, slp st in beginning slp st, trying to make the color change look unnoticeable, fasten 

Tie: with lime green ch97, end off and weave in ends. Weave tie in the first row of popcorns and tie into a bow. It is important for the safety of the baby or child, that you secure the tie with needle and thread to the back of the popcorns, at even intervals. 

Blossom flower: use F hook, using yellow yarn, ch5, join in ring.  

Row 1: ch1, 5sc in ring, join in first sc by slp st while dropping the yellow yarn, and pulling up the white. 

Row 2: ch1 sc hdc sc slp st in first sc; (In nxt sc, slp st ch1 hdc sc slp st;) continue around, joining to first petal with slp st. pull yarn to back, weave in ends, and securely sew over the bow made from the tie. 

STEM 

Rnd. 1: ( ALL STITCHES IN ROUND 1, WILL BE UNDER THE POST OF A DC IN ROUND 1, AT THE TOP OF THE HAT)  

Rnd 1; Attach yarn around the post of first dc, of rnd. 1. 

Draw up a loop, and chain 2, (this counts as first hdc) * (under next dc, yo, pull up a loop, under next dc, yo, pull up a loop) there will be 5 loops on hook, (refer to pic) Yarn over, pull through all loops on hook. (This is 2 hdc combined, or a hdc decrease) repeat 4, or as many times as it takes to get back to beginning, join to top of ch2. 

Rnd. 2:ch1, *skip nxt hdc, sc in nxt hdc* repeat between * * around, and join in top of ch1

Rnd. 3: ch1 *skip 1 st, slp st* repeat between **around, closing up the hole. End off. Pull tail tight, and thread down the center of the stem, then weave in.

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Get the Full Pattern

If you’d like the full pattern with all four sizes, you can purchase the ad-free PDF version over on Ravelry or Etsy. It’s great to keep in your crochet library and makes following along even easier.

Tips for Crocheting the Pumpkin Blossom Hat

Here are a few helpful tips before you begin:

• Gauge Matters: Check your gauge to ensure the hat fits the intended size.

• Yarn Choice: Softer 4-ply acrylics or blends work beautifully, especially for little ones.

• Popcorn Stitches: Don’t worry if you’ve never tried them—my included mini tutorial will guide you step-by-step.

• Gift Idea: These make perfect baby shower gifts, fall photo props, or donations for preemies.

The Pumpkin Blossom Crochet Hat Pattern is a sweet and cozy project for fall. I’ve loved designing this pattern with care, and I can’t wait to see how your hats turn out. Be sure to share your finished projects with me—I’d love to cheer you on!

It was so good to have you on my side of the mountain. I hope you enjoy this free crochet pattern and that you will share with your friends.

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Safety Note: This pattern is for personal crafting use only. Avoid small parts around babies, supervise pets, and keep items away from flames. Full guidelines are available here: Safety & Care Guidelines.