Tools:Hooks: • Tunisian crochet hooks: 10 mm, 12mm and 15mm, all with cable. • Normal crochet hook > 7mm. Yarn and colors: • ± 36 balls MYPZ kidmohair (80% mohair, 20% polyamide, 25grs-210m, 3,24-4,5 mm). • If you use 1 color, you need approx. 20 balls. • We are using 7 different colors: > Dark pink> 4 balls > Dark green> 8 balls > Light pink > 8 balls > Mint green > 4 balls > Fuchsia > 4 balls > White > 4 balls > Orange > 4 balls (Note:You keep quite a lot of yarn from some colors). Remaining materials: • Tapestry needle • Stitch markers • Scissors

Make magic ring. Round 1: Ch 3, 11 dc in ring. End with sl st in 3rd ch of the first ch 3. Pull magic ring tight. Round 2: Ch 5, 1 dtr in same stitch. Ch 6, *skip 1 dc, 2 dtr in next dc, ch 6*. Rep…

It’s freezing! We are well and truly into mid winter here and it’s downrighty icy outside. The biggest problem I have with keeping my kid’s warm is their ears! So I decided to cro…

Winter Bliss Pompom Toque crochet hat. Herringbone double crochet stitch is used to crochet this beginner-friendly pattern with video.

Crochet like knit beanie pattern Brrr winter is here and a warm beanie is what everyone needs. I saw so many lovely knitted beanies last days with fluffy pom poms and I wanted one for me too! But...even if I know how to knit a beanie, I just love to crochet, so I decided to make a new pattern, to have a crochet beanie, that looks like knit! This beanie is extremely warm, as it is thick and textured, perfect for your Christmas shopping or for jogging in winter mornings. I will take mine when going skiing! I suggest this pattern as an intermediate level, but a beginner crocheter with some patience can do it. In the PDF file you will find 17 pages with a step by step photo tutorial with 21 photos and a size chart for all sizes from newborn to adult. This listing is for an istant download PDF pattern. Price is for a the pattern only, not for the finished item! If you have any questions about the pattern please contact me by Etsy Convo. Instant Download link will be emailed to you once payment is confirmed. Since this is an instant download please do not leave a note to seller at checkout, as they are not checked on the instant downloads. . If you need to contact me please do it through Etsy Conversations. I’m always happy to help!!! This pattern is copyright protected and cannot be changed, sold, or reproduced in any way. You cannot resell the pattern but please feel free to sell any of the items made from my patterns, a link to my pattern shop is welcome . By purchasing this pattern you agree to the terms above.

Brrr! Winter is in full effect around here and it is COLD! How about some tutorials to keep the kids cozy & warm and still be easy ...

The Dude Pullover Sweater crochet pattern is a top-down, raglan style sweater that comes in children's sizes 2-12 and adult sizes Small- 2X!

These simple crochet mittens look knit and can be worked up in only three hours! This easy, detailed pattern and tutorial is perfect for gifts and craft fairs.

Make magic ring. Round 1: 24 sc in ring. End with sl st in first sc. Pull magic ring tight. Round 2: Ch 18, 1 dc in next sc. Skip 2 sc, 1 dc in next sc. *Ch 15, 1 dc in next sc, skip 2 sc, 1 dc in …

The pattern of these mittens is from my book "Käsitööpäevik" (in Estonian).

Hello hello! I have a new pattern to share with you today…the Candy Corn Coffee Cozy! This pattern is part 1 of a 3 part series of spooky coffee cozy friends! Part 2 – Frankenstein Cozy Part 3 – Ghost Coffee Cozy With Halloween around the corner I thought it would be fun to make a...

Crochet like knit beanie pattern Brrr winter is here and a warm beanie is what everyone needs. I saw so many lovely knitted beanies last days with fluffy pom poms and I wanted one for me too! But...even if I know how to knit a beanie, I just love to crochet, so I decided to make a new pattern, to have a crochet beanie, that looks like knit! This beanie is extremely warm, as it is thick and textured, perfect for your Christmas shopping or for jogging in winter mornings. I will take mine when going skiing! I suggest this pattern as an intermediate level, but a beginner crocheter with some patience can do it. In the PDF file you will find 17 pages with a step by step photo tutorial with 21 photos and a size chart for all sizes from newborn to adult. This listing is for an istant download PDF pattern. Price is for a the pattern only, not for the finished item! If you have any questions about the pattern please contact me by Etsy Convo. Instant Download link will be emailed to you once payment is confirmed. Since this is an instant download please do not leave a note to seller at checkout, as they are not checked on the instant downloads. . If you need to contact me please do it through Etsy Conversations. I’m always happy to help!!! This pattern is copyright protected and cannot be changed, sold, or reproduced in any way. You cannot resell the pattern but please feel free to sell any of the items made from my patterns, a link to my pattern shop is welcome . By purchasing this pattern you agree to the terms above.

This little lap-blanket is crocheted as a full circle, using a large hook with 2 strands of yarn held together. It’s fast and easy, and the big stitches give it lots of loft and a relaxed drape. It works well as an around-the-shoulders wrap, too. This makes a great prayer shawl. U.S. crochet terms Skill Level Easy Yarn approx. 1600 yds/1463m acrylic, wool, or blend worsted weight in 3 colors Schematic diagram included. A free .pdf of this pattern is available as a download from Ravelry. download now Check out this one in manly colors: Gray's Afghanatomy. This pattern is featured on:

It’s freezing! We are well and truly into mid winter here and it’s downrighty icy outside. The biggest problem I have with keeping my kid’s warm is their ears! So I decided to cro…

Here's a free crochet pumpkin hat pattern that's easy to follow with lots of pictures to help you make this super cute crochet pumpkin hat/beanie!

Completely new to crochet? Learn how to crochet the Beginner Crochet Leg Warmers with this free video tutorial from B.Hooked Crochet!

Two months ago, Sara asked if I might be able to work with a snowflake pattern her husband's grandmother had written and make it bigger. S...

Light and airy, this absolutely charming sweater combines a delicate eyelet lace pattern with a smart shoulder line simulating a twisted rib yoke. The sweater is worked bottom up in the round up to the underarm. Then, front and back are divided to be worked separately. The pretty puffy sleeves are voluminous and worked by picking up stitches from the body. They are worked top down in the round and a ‘balloon’ effect is created by working a tight rib at the cuffs. The model in the picture is 169 cm tall and wears a size 2. Yarn 11 (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17) skeins of Kid­silk Lace Gregoria Fibers (25g = 230 yards/ 210 m) (73% superkid mohair, 27% silk). The sweater is worked holding three strands of yarn together. For the sample we used three strands of our colourway “Ivory”. Needles US 6 / 4 mm circular needles, cable length 16 or 24” (40 or 60 cm) and 32 or 40” (80 or 100 cm) for both pattern stitch and stockinette stitch. US 6 / 4 mm DPN. Gauge 20 stitches x 26 rnds = 4” / 10 cm on US 6 (4 mm) needles in pattern stitch worked in the round after blocking. Sizes 1 (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) The sweater is designed to be worn with approximately 1.8” (4.5 cm) of positive ease at the bust. Finished bust circumference: 36 (38, 40, 43, 47, 51, 55)”/ 89.5 (94.5, 99.5, 108.5, 118.5, 128.5, 138.5) cm. Sizes 1 (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) are intended to fit a real bust circumference of about 33.4 (35.4, 37.4, 40.9, 44.8, 48.8, 52.7)“ / 85 (90, 95, 104, 114, 124, 134) cm.

The day I designed this snowflake on the commuter train, I was wearing a turquoise dress. My commute bag is turquoise. My were turquoise....

Winter has finally hit. Even the kids are feeling it, so let's make something to help keep them toasty warm - Sweet Striped Arm Warmers!

I thought I was running out of patterns because my new MS-150 fundraising snowflake pattern booklet does not include patterns published on ...

Dogs are cute, and bears are adorable, but kitties... My heart belongs to cats! Well, and The Lizard... My first attempt at creating ...

I stocked up on snowflake patterns so I would have enough to make it through November and even part of December while I was too busy with my...

Brrr! Is it getting chilly yet where you are? We’ve had our first freeze here in Kansas and I’m sure more are to come soon. I have to admit – I’m enjoying the cooler temps and am anxiously awaiting the beautiful colors of fall. ​ One of my favorite things about fall is dressing in layers and wearing all the cozy makes! Hats, scarves, headbands and especially – mittens! I don’t know about you, but I actually prefer mittens to traditional gloves. They’re so cozy, and just the thought of a mitten puts me into a winterish mood! ​ When designing these mittens, I wanted to choose a fibre that would not only keep me warm, but also hold up to heavy wear. I decided to use Premier Yarn’s Anti-Pilling. This fabulous yarn checked off all of my […]

About a year ago, I wondered what a snowflake would look like if I made huge chain spaces and then chained the chains. When I broke my wr...