Granny Baseball Cap

Breezy, modern, and just a little nostalgic—this crochet baseball cap reimagines the classic granny stitch as a lightweight, wearable cap with a curved brim. It’s the perfect toss-on accessory for sunny strolls, game days, farmers’ markets, and “messy-bun but make it cute” moments. Designed for the annual Crochet Cancer Challenge hosted by Sweet Potato 3, this pattern invites you to crochet with purpose. Make one to wear, then pledge to make and donate a hat in honor of someone you love. Why you’ll love it • Classic granny texture, modern silhouette – airy clusters on the crown with a dense, shaped visor for shade. • Fast, satisfying make – simple repeats you can memorize quickly. • Custom-fit friendly – add or subtract granny rounds for depth • A sturdy brim for shade and without using plastic canvas. • Easily shape the brim to match your style. • Donation-ready – soft and lightweight; • pair with a comfy liner if full scalp coverage is preferred. SKILL LEVEL Intermediate FINISHED SIZE Adult: 6.5” crown dia. x 5” height, 3.5” brim \[16.5 cm dia. x 13cm x 9 cm\] [Join Confidently Crochet with Creations By Courtney](http://www.facebook.com/groups/CreationsByCourt) on Facebook for tips, tutorials, crochet alongs, pattern support and more. Buy more, Save more **SHOP10** save 10% on 3-8 patterns **SHOP15** save 15% on 9-14 patterns **SHOP25** save 25% on 15+ patterns. All patterns must be in your cart at the time of purchase to receive the discount. All crochet patterns are thoroughly tested by various levels of crocheters and/or tech edited for clarity and accuracy. If you require any assistance with a pattern, I can be contacted by email. Pattern will be instantly available for download upon receipt of payment. Due to the nature of this digital product, refunds will not be issued. ©2025 This pattern is not to be duplicated or resold, and not to be reproduced commercially. You may sell finished products on Etsy, at farmers markets, and craft fairs, but please credit Creations By Courtney as the pattern’s author.