If you have been collecting crochet patterns online recently, then you know that the obsession has been off the charts for messy bun beanie crochet patterns! Try this easy 1 Hour Button Messy Bun Beanie to keep your head warm and your hair messy?! I promise this is one of the easiest crochet messy bun hats you could try. Happy Crocheting. 🙂
These crochet messy bun hats are literally everywhere! I am sure everyone has seen the famous CC messy bun beanie! Well, I decided to add one more to the mix with my own free pattern! (Of course!)
These kind of beanies are perfect for keeping you warm and your hair bun messy…? 🙂 Well, as long as you have long enough hair to pull into a bun and know how to do a messy bun! 🙂 My version of the messy bun hat takes only 1 hour to complete and lets face it, we need these kind of quick projects between work, life and after school activities!
Well, I know I do.. That and coffee.. Always coffee
.. ☕
I decided to use Cozy Wool in Pewter, which is a half acrylic half wool blend from Michaels because I love how soft it is! And the color choices, like the Pewter I used are pretty amazing too! You will love working with this yarn because it is so extremely bulky and works up fast! If you don’t have this particular yarn on hand, you could substitute any super bulky yarn
in its place and it would still work out great!
If you think you are reading to jump in and ready to learn how to make the 1 hour crochet messy bun hat then scroll on down to find the full, FREE pattern or “Click Here” to purchase an AD-FREE PDF in my pattern shop!
Happy Crocheting Friends! 🙂
1 HOUR CROCHET MESSY BUN BEANIE PATTERN
by Krista Cagle for Rescued Paw Designs
SKILL LEVEL
- Advanced beginner
MATERIALS
- 1 hair elastic
- 1 skein of Cozy Wool from Michaels or less than 90 yards of any (6) super bulky yarn
.
- 9 mm crochet hook
- Yarn needle
- Scissors (I recommend stork scissors
!)
- 1 one inch coconut button
CROCHET ABBREVIATIONS
- ch = chain
- sl st = slip stitch
- hdc = half double crochet
- sc = single crochet
- st = stitch
NOTES
- Written in US terms
- Fits most teen to adult women
- Sl St’s do not count as stitches
- Add to Ravelry
- Click Here to purchase an AD-FREE PDF
FINISHED SIZE
- 20 inch circumference & a 7″ height (using a 9mm crochet hook)
SIZE ADJUSTMENTS
- To make the pattern slightly larger use a 10mm crochet hook
and crochet pattern as written.
HOW TO ATTACH YARN TO HAIR ELASTIC
“Click Here“ to watch a video tutorial on how to attach yarn to a hair tie.
Begin: Attach yarn to hair elastic like shown in the pictures.
After you get your yarn attached to the hair elastic you can begin! If you need any help with this part feel free to ask away! You can reach me at krista@rescuedpawdesigns.com
Happy Messy Bun Beanie Hat making!
THE FREE MESSY BUN CROCHET PATTERN
Round 1: sc 12 times around hair tie, sl st to top of first sc to complete round (12)

sc 12 times around
Round 2: ch 1, in first st hdc & sc, *hdc & sc in next st, repeat from * around, sl st to top of first hdc. (24)
Round 3: ch1, in first st *2 hdc’s, sc in next st, repeat from *, sl st to top of first hdc. (36)
Round 4: ch1, starting in first st *hdc, in next st sc, repeat from * around, sl st to top of first hdc. (36)
Round 5-11: repeat round 4. (36)
Round 12: ch 1, sc in first st, sc in each remaining st around, sl st to top of first sc. (36)
Round 13: ch 1, sl st in first st, sl st in each remaining st around, sl st to top of first sc. (36)
To Finish: Ch 6, sc in 2nd ch from the hook, sc in each remaining ch, sl st to top of the first st in round 13. (5) Fasten off, leaving a 12 inch tail. Attach flap to beanie with yarn needle and 12 tail, next attach the button with the remaining yarn tail left.
Finally, weave in the ends of yarn throughout your messy bun beanie!
You are done! I hope you enjoyed this messy bun beanie pattern!
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Happy Crocheting!
Krista
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