Cold ears are no fun, but you know what is fun? Crocheting your own earmuffs. Cozy, cute, and a little quirky, these DIY crochet earmuff patterns will keep you warm and make you smile. Whether you want something sweet and simple or over-the-top adorable, I’ve rounded up six patterns from some seriously talented designers that are perfect for beginners.
Think fluffy teddy bear ears, dainty hearts, and even star-shaped muffs that add a playful twist to winter accessories. Each one works up quickly with basic stitches and a little imagination, so even if you’re new to crochet, you can absolutely make these.
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If you’re new to crochet and want a simple, classic look, this pattern is the perfect place to start. It uses basic stitches and a straightforward design that works up fast. The result? Soft, stylish earmuffs that go with everything. I love how easy it is to customize the colors for your outfit or mood.
2. Crochet Star Earmuffs by Crochet Cloudy Days
These star-shaped earmuffs are a total mood. They’re playful, creative, and surprisingly beginner-friendly. Perfect for winter photos or gifting to someone who loves a little sparkle. Crochet Cloudy Days has a knack for turning simple stitches into something magical—and these are no exception.
3. Fluffy Crochet Earmuffs by CandyYarnShop
If you want earmuffs that look like fluffy colorful clouds for your head, this is the one. These fluffy earmuffs are made with chunky yarn, which means they’re not only cozy but super quick to make. They give major “soft girl winter” energy—and I mean that in the best way.
4. Miffy Earmuffs by CrochetByMohs
The cuteness level on these is off the charts. Inspired by Miffy, the beloved bunny, these earmuffs are perfect for kids or anyone who’s young at heart. They’re detailed enough to feel special but simple enough that even beginners can follow along.
5. Crochet Flower Earmuffs by Crochet Cloudy Days
Delicate, feminine, and cheerful—these floral earmuffs are a sweet twist on a winter staple. The pattern is beginner-friendly but looks impressive when finished. I would especially love these made in bright bold colors.
6. Teddy Bear Earmuffs by Little Loops of Whimsy
Cuteness overload! These teddy bear earmuffs are just the right mix of cozy and whimsical. The bear ears make them perfect for little ones (or adults who love a fun statement piece). The pattern is written clearly, so even if you’re new to amigurumi-style shapes, you’ll be fine.
And if you make any of them, tag the designers on Instagram—they love seeing your finished work! Or tag me at @hookandpaperco so I can cheer you on (and probably add another pair to my growing “to-make” list).
