Is there a little girl or boy that doesn’t want to be a princess or a prince? Or a mother that doesn’t want her newborn to look like one? Whether you need a little crown or tiara for your toddler to play with, for Halloween or a birthday party, or you need a tiny little crown for your newborn’s photoshoot, crocheting one is a perfect choice!
Crocheted tiaras and crowns are easy to make; you will need just a little bit of yarn, which means you can even use scraps, and they are budget-friendly. You can choose the color and add cute little decorations to your crown.
Now, we are sure you are eager to crochet one – so what you need to do is take a look at these 10 free patterns we have chosen for you, choose the one you like best and suits your needs, and start crocheting! It is a simple and fun project you can do in a couple of hours and less. These crowns and tiaras make an excellent gift for every little boy or girl. Enjoy!
Toddler Princess Crown
via ravelry.com
Here is an awesome and totally free pattern for crocheting a toddler princess tiara. The instructions are detailed and easy to follow, and the final result is adorable! Your little princess will love this crown, and it can also be a great present. Knitwise Pricewise Hero is the suggested yarn use for this project.
Child’s Royal Crown
via redheart.co.uk
Wow – this crown will surely make a girl feel and look royal! We simply love how it looks. It’s perfect for birthdays, Halloween, or everyday dress up. The best thing about this crown is that it is so easy to crochet it – just follow the simple free pattern, and you will make it in no time. Use crochet thread with a shiny silver filament for a wonderful sparkle effect.
Crochet Newborn Crown
So precious! This crocheted crown for a newborn is so cute and adorable. Perfect for your newborn’s first photo session. Make a pink one for a baby girl or blue for a baby boy. It is an easy pattern, suitable for beginners. This crown also makes a beautiful gift for a newborn baby.
Free Princess Crown Tiara Crochet PDF Pattern
via irarott.com
This is a super easy and fun stitch pattern that is perfect for beginners. You can choose from 9 sizes – from Newborns to Large Adults + doll size. As for materials needed for this project, we recommend Red Heart Super Saver Yarn, beads or other jewels (optional), a sewing needle or hot glue gun (optional), and a hook of 3.75 (F)
Crochet Toddler Crown: Free Pattern
via mypoochiebaby.com
This crown is perfect for your little one’s birthday party! The pattern is free, and the crown is stretchable to fit both smaller and bigger kids. “I Love This Yarn” Sparkle yarn was used for making the crown on the photo above, but feel free to use yarn of your own preference. We love this crown because it is very easy to be made and suitable even for beginners.
Free Crochet Elsa From Frozen Crown & Hair Pattern
via bitsandbobblesblog.blogspot.com
Ok, you are probably over Frozen, but we are sure your kid still loves and wants everything, Elsa. So, this pretty crocheted crown with a cute braid will be a welcomed gift to any little girl. We love how this crown looks, and the braid is so adorable. The pattern is easy to follow, adjustable, and best of all – FREE!
Newborn Crown
via morrowsunshine.blogspot.com
This darling little crown is perfect for your newborn’s first photo shoot. It is suitable both for a little princess or a little princess. You can choose your favorite color and attach some cute decorations of your choice. This newborn crown is very easy to make, and it will take you no more than an hour to finish it.
Royal Baby Crown Application
Here is another fun way to include a crown in your baby’s outfit – applique it on a sweater, shirt, or use it as a pin. It is also great to use as an application on a baby blanket or cushion. You can make a bunch of these royal crowns in no time by using yarn scraps. They are cute, easy, and fun!
Pretty Princess Crown
via hopefulhoney.com
This princess crown is truly pretty! Every little girl would love to have one. To make it, you will need a 5.00mm crochet hook, 60g DK yarn {8ply}, scissors, tapestry/wool needle, 45cm ribbon, a small handful of pearls & beads, sewing needle, and thread. This crown fits all sizes as it is super adjustable (as shown in the pattern)
Tiara for a Princess
via redheart.co.uk
Give your little princess her own tiara – she will be thrilled! Adorned with beads, this tiara’s adjustable fastenings make it comfortable for her delicate highness to wear. It is an easy pattern suitable for beginners. We love the different and unique design of this tiara. It looks great in yellow, but feel free to choose your little princess’s favorite color.
hy, I make several tiaras , I learn many websites, but in this website differen ideas. it’s amazing to make crochet tiaras .
how do I download the pattern? I would like the first pink crown.
how do I get the patterns? they are wonderful
I also have a free tiara pattern. I designed it for the non profit group Ellie’s Hats, for kids battling cancer. It’s a pretty easy pattern to do.
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/ellies-tiara-for-ellies-hats
this amazing, thanks for share