Divine hat from Ravelry. At least it fits over Bianca's bun.
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Toasty Warm Ponytail Hat
It's my very first pattern for sale!
I designed the Toasty Warm Ponytail Hat for my sister, Kristen, who wanted a beanie she would wear with a ponytail when she went for a run or exercising. It is worked in one piece and is adjustable. It uses snuggly bulky weight yarn and is an easy pattern for beginners and more experienced crocheters.
Would you like to make the ponytail hat? You can find it in my new Ravelry store!
Or, you can buy it by clicking this button!
I hope you have fun making it!
I designed the Toasty Warm Ponytail Hat for my sister, Kristen, who wanted a beanie she would wear with a ponytail when she went for a run or exercising. It is worked in one piece and is adjustable. It uses snuggly bulky weight yarn and is an easy pattern for beginners and more experienced crocheters.
The hat is adjustable and allows for different heights of ponytail. |
Looks like a regular beanie in the front and on the sides. |
It comes in adult and child sizes. |
Would you like to make the ponytail hat? You can find it in my new Ravelry store!
Or, you can buy it by clicking this button!
I hope you have fun making it!
Friday, December 7, 2012
Granny Christmas Tree
I have been wanting to make a garland for Christmas. Stars are nice, but Christmas trees are better. A friend of mine shared a picture of a Christmas tree and asked me if I could try to come up with a pattern for her to follow.
Granny Christmas Tree:
Granny Christmas Tree:
Gauge does not matter. Just use an appropriate hook for your yarn.
Chain 4 and slip stitch to first chain to make a circle.
Row 1: Chain 3 and crochet 3 DC into the center of the circle. Chain 2. Crochet 4 DCs, Chain 2. Crochet 4 DCs. Chain 2. Slip stitch to the top of the Chain 3 at the beginning. Chain 3 and turn.
Row 1 |
Row 2: Crochet 3 DC into the chain 2 space. Chain 2. Crochet 4 DCs into the same space. Chain 2. *Crochet 4 DCs into the next space. Chain 2. Crochet 4 DCs into the same space. Chain 2.* Repeat from * to *. Slip stitch into the top of the Chain 3 at the beginning. Chain 3 and turn.
Row 2: two sets of 4 DC separated by 2 chains in each space. |
Row 3: In each corner of the previous row, you are going to crochet two sets of 4 DCs separated by 2 chains. In each space along the sides, you are going to crochet one set of 4 DCs. As follows:
Crochet 3 DC into the chain 2 space. Chain 1. SC into the top of the 2nd DC from the previous row. Chain 1. Crochet 4 DCs, chain 2, 4 DCs into the next space. Chain 1. SC into the the top of the 2nd DC from the previous row. Chain 1. Crochet 4 DCs into the next space. Chain 1. SC into the top of the 2nd DC from the previous row. Chain 1. Crochet 4 DCs, chain 2, 4 DCs into the next space. Chain 1. SC into the the top of the 2nd DC from the previous row. Chain 1. Crochet 4 DCs into the next space. Chain 1. SC into the top of the 2nd DC from the previous row. Chain 1. Crochet 4 DCs, chain 2, 4 DCs into the next space. Chain 1. SC into the top of the 2nd DC from the previous row. Chain 1 and slip stitch into the top of the original chain 3.
Row 3: Chain 3 and 3 DC into the same space |
Row 3: The chain 1 and the SC into the 2nd DC gives a scalloped edge. |
Row 3 |
Row 3 complete |
Row 4: Chain 3. DC into the same stitch. DC into each of the next 5 stitches. Fasten off and weave in ends.
I'm going to decorate mine with beads and sequins.
Enjoy!
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