Free Crochet Patterns
Hello my friends! These last few years have been crazy to say the least! I have not kept up with saving my patterns well. Unfortunately, this meant when a repeat order came through, having to look back at the photos and figure it out all over again! So, this time, I am going to save... Continue Reading →
One of my nephew's favourite shows is Pokemon. The most iconic figure, of course, is Pikachu! I decided to make a Pikachu hat attached to the Pokeball cowl. Skill Level: Intermediate Techniques: Made with rounds and rows, sc, hdc and dbc Materials Hook Size 4.5, 3.5 and 5.5 Yarn Sewing Needle 2 pipe cleaners... Continue Reading →
If you have a toddler in your life, chances are you have sat through episodes of Toopy and Binoo. My son went through this phase and I can still, nine years later, hum the theme song. Friends of ours are in the same boat with their littles and requested a PatchyPatch a few years ago. ... Continue Reading →
This cute little hat is very simple and takes no time to whip up! Helpful Resources: This blog is an amazing resource for sizing hats! I highly recommend using it for gauge: Annie's Picture Perfect Blogspot. I made mine to fit an infant age 12-18 months. You may also want to look up how to... Continue Reading →
My five year old designed this versatile hat! I call it versatile because she doesn't need to be used as a hat! She's soft, stands up on her own and is hollow, making her perfect as a cuddle doll, tree topper, spring solstice table center, or bedframe pole topper. But of course, you can also... Continue Reading →
I am not going to lie - I am in LOVE with my latest project - this adorable firefighter hat! 😀 Helpful Resource: This blog is an amazing resource for sizing hats! I highly recommend using it for gauge: Annie's Picture Perfect Blogspot. I made mine to fit a child age 3-5. Skill Level: Intermediate... Continue Reading →
Skill LEVEL - intermediate --while it is a basic pattern, I explain how to complete a task at times, rather than walk the crocheter through each stitch count. You also need to be familiar with changing yarn colours and tapestry or jacquard crochet. Materials Hook: I used a size 3.5 (primarily because I lost... Continue Reading →
This is my last project of the day: a cuddle sized cream coloured bear. It is a very simple bear with easy stitches. I used a size 5.0 hook. This bear starts with the muzzle, which leads into the head: Head: Rd 1: ch 2, 8sc in 2nd ch from hk (8) Rd 2: 2sc... Continue Reading →
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