Free Crochet Patterns
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 →
This poor mama kangaroo is not getting much sleep these days with her squirmy little joey! This is how I feel as I start my 7th month of pregnancy with my surrogate baby boy. He kicks me all day and night! But, just as mama kangaroo hasn't lost that loving twinkle in her eye, I... 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 →
George's HEAD: Working in Rounds and starting with the nose in pink: Rd 1: ch 2, 6 sc in 2nd ch from hk Rd 2: 2 sc in each sc around (12) Rd 3: In back loops only, sc around (12) Rd 4-7: sc around (12) Rd 8: 2 sc in 6 st (12); sc... Continue Reading →
