5 Knit & Crochet Hat Patterns Giving Serious Rhiannon Vibes – Boho Headscarf Style

Posted by Danielle | Mar 15, 2026 | Crochet Patterns, Featured, Knitting Patterns |

If Stevie Nicks picked up a crochet hook (or knitting needles), do you think these are exactly what she’d make? Well there was that famous shawl by Crickets Meyeres … but I digress … I bet she’d make one of these hats too! Part hat, part headscarf, all 70s boho magic — these Knit & crochet headscarf hat patterns are giving us festival season everything.

Crochet Sofie Scarf Hat Pattern by Life In Small Spaces (Sizes Toddler to Adult)

6 Knit & Crochet Hat Patterns Giving Serious Rhiannon Vibes - Boho Headscarf Style

Knit Mulberry Silk Head Scarf Bandana Pattern by Studio Soft Mind

Crochet Tizzy II Cloche Hat Pattern by Life In Small Spaces (Sizes Toddler to Adult)

Knit Malibu Girl Bandana Pattern by While They Play

Crochet Little Flowers Head Scarf Pattern by Life In Small Spaces

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