Crochet Turkey Hats You’ll Gobble Up
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Are you ready to gobble up some crochet turkey hat goodness? These patterns are something to feast your eyes on while cooking away.
These crochet patterns would be so adorable for a fun family photoshoot, I can picture it now! If you’re trying to get the entire extended family involved, you may need to rope in a few crochet lover friends to help you out, just tell them you’ll help them with their holiday gifts… or you’ll bring the wine. Whatever works, right?
What Is a Crochet Turkey Hat?
A crochet turkey hat is a fun way to make a memorable Thanksgiving. In general, a turkey hat crochet pattern features a turkey face with a few colorful feathers at the top of the hat, or some variety of a full blown turkey featuring drumsticks, the beak and feathers.
Why Would You Make a Crochet Turkey Hat?
For fun, of course! Whether you’re looking for something for baby’s first thanksgiving or you’re just looking for a Thanksgiving turkey hat to wear while celebrating turkey day, a crochet turkey pattern is way too fun to make!
Supplies Needed for Crochet Turkey Hat
A cute Turkey Crochet Hat requires just a few simple things to make:
Crochet Hooks
Every fun crochet project needs the perfect crochet hook. These are my absolute favorite crochet hooks I recommend to everyone! I also have an ultimate guide to Crochet Hooks post if you want to dive in deep on this essential crochet tool.
Yarn Colors
Picking out yarn for a crochet project can be so, so fun. Traditionally the turkey part of these hats will be in brown yarn, but you can likely raid your scrap yarn for white and bright, fall colors for the feathers and embellishments for your turkey hat
Other Items:
Scissors and a yarn needle for weaving in the yarn tail at the end are a must for every project. For some of these patterns, it may also be helpful to have a stitch marker or two lying around. While some of these are flat turkeys, a few of the patterns are more of crochet amigurumi turkey hats, so it can be very helpful to have a stitch marker to help keep track of rows.
Basic Stitches To Know
Most of these patterns use a variety of basic crochet stitches, so make sure that you know how to work a single crochet stitch, double crochet stitch, and slip stitch (sl st). Since these great patterns won’t take a long time to complete, your cute crochet turkey is just a few steps away!
Getting Started: Making a Crochet Turkey Hat Pattern
After you’ve gathered your turkey hat making supplies, there’s just one more thing to consider: the pattern itself.
Choosing the Right Size Pattern for Your Needs
There’s a few decisions to make in determining the right crochet turkey hat to make. First is deciding if you want a whimsical, turkey face hat or if a full body drumstick vibe is more your style. Keep in mind how the elements might affect your fun in crocheting and the joy in wearing your finished hat.
Stuffed drumsticks, for instance, are a fun look, but will you or the hat recipient mind the weight and bulkiness of this type of hat? Or are you more into the fun, whimsical vibe of a turkey face hat.
Do you want to wear the hat to keep your head warm or is it for indoor use? If you need to protect your head from cold winds, consider a hat that doesn’t have a lot of gaps between stitches. If this doesn’t matter, then crochet whatever speaks to your heart!
Along those lines, consider the skill level required for the turkey hat. Is it a beginner friendly pattern? Or one that require you to know advanced stitches and techniques?
Finally, consider the size. Often times crochet turkey hats come in multiple sizes for the family. This can be so fun if you want to crochet a matching hat for your entire family.
If you decide to make this pattern for your whole family (because let’s be honest, this would be such an adorable photo prop), it would be so cute to change the color of feathers for each person. Maybe blue yarn feathers for your cousin, green yarn feathers for your fun aunt who’s super outdoorsy, or orange yarn feathers for your sister that lives at the beach. Well, you get the idea.
Remember, if you fall in love with a turkey hat, but the size is not appropriate for you, you could always use the appliqué embellishments on another hat pattern. For instance, my Salt of the Earth Beanie is perfect for a very easy, but warm, basic beanie.
Crochet Turkey Hat Patterns
Are you ready to gobble up some crochet turkey hat goodness? These patterns are something to feast your eyes on and send your running for your crochet hook and yarn!
Crochet Turkey Hat in Several Sizes
This turkey hat is perfect if you looking for something for little ones to bigger kids. I really love those ear flaps and long yarn tassels! So fun!
Cooked Turkey Hat Crochet Pattern
If you want to live your Monica from Friends moment, this pattern has you covered! Maybe substitute pink for the brown color yarn if you want to be really authentic with your funny crochet turkey hat moment. Or if you're not a fan of the Friends TV show, make this cute hat in the traditional brown colorway
Dindon the Turkey Hat
You’re definitely going to want to gobble up this pattern! This cute design is available in a wide range of sizes, so whether you’re looking for toddler size or full adult size, your bases are definitely covered. I also love that this pattern is an earflap hat to keep your ears warm!
Crochet Turkey Hat for Baby
Is there a new little one in your life this Thanksgiving? This preemie/baby turkey hat pattern is just too cute! What a wonderful choice for baby's first Thanksgiving photos!
Turkey Hat Crochet Pattern
I can’t handle it, this is just too cute! Just look at those adorable yellow, orange, and brown feathers! I just love them. Plus, using the orange yarn for the turkey feet ties really steps this hat up a notch.
Thanksgiving Turkey Crochet Hat Pattern
If you really want to go the extra mile this Thanksgiving, you’re going to love this turkey hat .This crochet hat pattern is going to require a whole bunch of worsted weight yarn and it also recommends four different crochet hook sizes. It's completely worth it, though, for this hat that looks like a big turkey amigurumi sitting on your head. I'm in love!
Turkey Sleep Sack/Cocoon
If you want a full crochet baby outfit, this Turkey sleep sack is going to be absolutely perfect for you. I really love the crochet curly strands of yarn that make up the feathers. It’s just too adorable. If you’re looking for something cute or for a goofy family picture, this outfit should, without a doubt, be a contender!
Holidurkey Turkey Hat All Sizes
Do you need your hat to quickly switch from Thanksgiving to Christmas like your decorations do? This Holidurkey Turkey Crochet Hat is ready to go! The size of this beauty goes from baby to adult, so the entire family can be ready to roll with their very own hats this year. Personally, I kind of love the use of brown yarn for the feathers as well as the body of the turkey, I just think it’s a fun change that makes the turkey a bit more realistic looking. This pattern is a bit more time consuming than most, but the final result is defintiely worth the extra effort!
Cat or Small Dog Turkey Hat
Don’t let your pet miss out on the fun! Your furry friend will look stunning in this hat even if they do hate it a little bit. However, they look cute and so just maybe they are required to wear them for pictures and get treats afterward, obviously.
If you like pet outfits, make sure to check out my crochet cat sweater as well as my crochet cat hat post and my crochet dog sweater post!
The Big-eyed Turkey Beanie
If you want to keep the feathers to a minimum while still enjoying the turkey hat vibes, this pattern is perfect for you! The big eyes are simply adorable while the feather colors are a little more muted and shorter.
I also really love the light brown yarn they used for this crochet beanie. The detailing within the white color yarn for the eyes is really pretty and if you don’t want to do black yarn pupils, the button eyes are also a great option in this hat.
Gobble Gobble Hats
I love this little beanie oh so much! Plus, the little pom poms are so adorable. This pattern also includes the option for turning this into a bucket hat, which I absolutely love. If you're someone who's in need of larger sizes, this pattern goes up to adult size large! This is a great option for those that want to lean into a Turkey hat but don't necessarily want to make the entire hat resemble a turkey. More of a subtle crochet turkey hat if you will.
Turkey Crochet Hat in Multiple Sizes
If you want something a little more cutesy, this crochet turkey hat pattern is so adorable! I love the little white yarn spots within the pupil, especially because it looks like a little heart! What a fun little holiday crochet project.
Turkey Hat With Drumstick Ear Flaps
If you’re looking for a realistic cooked turkey hat, this hat by Twinkie Chan is super cute! Plus, it's an earflap hat with turkey legs as the ear covers! What a fun and cute crochet turkey hat!
Explore More Crochet Patterns
Do you love crochet as much as I do? I think you’re going to love these other fun crochet patterns:
- Crochet Turkey Wall Hanging
- Crochet Candy Corn Pattern
- Crochet Turkey Patterns
- Thanksgiving Crochet Patterns
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