Every fall my husband asks for a new beanie to wear. This year he requested one with his football teams colors! This pattern is perfect for customizing to your favorite football team colors! Sean likes his beanies slouchy and stretchy. This one is really fast to make, it’s worked in rows to form a rectangle and then sewn together at the end. You can make it as slouchy or as fitted as you want by making your starting Ch longer or shorter. It’s also really easy to customize the colors you want and add as many colors as you would like!
Materials Needed:
- Worsted Weight yarn in 3 or 4 colors.
- 6.00mm crochet hook
- Yarn Needle
Notes:
This hat is worked in rows and then sewn at the end to form the hat.
If you haven’t tried Bernat mix home yarn yet, you need to! I picked up a couple of skeins on one of my many shopping trips to Michael’s. I can’t resist when I see a new yarn! I made my pillow case big enough to fit an old 18×18 pillow. However, if you want it bigger or smaller, it’s really easy to customize by shortening or lengthening the starting chain.
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Materials Needed:
- 2 Skeins of Bernat Mix Home Yarn. Click the link for a 40% off coupon at Michael’s! Coupon Code
- 8.00mm Crochet Hook
- Yarn Needle
- Pillow insert or Poly-Fil stuffing
I made Evie a new headband the other night using Hobby Lobby’s I Love This Cotton Yarn! It is SO soft and one of my favorite yarns to work with. I had plenty of yarn leftover so I decided to make Penelope a matching beanie to go with it! The color I chose is very springy and the light-weight cotton is perfect for the current weather! My favorite part is that I was able to make both the headband and beanie for less than one skein of yarn. Both patterns are very simple and beginner friendly.
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Materials:
- Worsted weight cotton yarn. I used One skein of Hobby Lobbys I love This Cotton! in Pastel.
- 4.00mm Crochet Hook
- Yarn needle
I’ve had this fur yarn in my stash for a while now and could never decide what to do with it. My 3 year old recently asked for a pair of bunny ears to wear after seeing all the Easter stuff in stores and it clicked! I whipped these Fuzzy Bunny Ears up during my youngest daughters afternoon nap, they are that quick! The fur is so soft and fluffy and the flowers just scream spring to me. I hope you guys enjoy this pattern!
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Materials:
- Redheart Boutique Fur Yarn from JoAnn Fabrics. Less than one skein.
- Small amount of bulky (5) white yarn. I used Buttercream Angel hair from JoAnn.
- Colorful scrap yarn for the flowers. I used I Love This Cotton! From Hobby Lobby.
- A headband
- Yarn needle
- Pipe Cleaners
- N/9.00mm Crochet hook
My sister recently asked for a ribbed crop top and this is what I came up with! Now this is more of a guide/how to instead of a specific stitch count pattern. You can basically use this as a guideline to make your own top! It’s really easy and as long as you continue to try it on as you go and check your size it should come out great! I used the new Sugarspun yarn by Loops & Threads. I know this yarn isn’t available everywhere yet but you can use any light weight yarn. Im sure worsted weight would work just as well! I plan on making another one using a soft cotton yarn for a more summertime feel! 🙂 Remember you can always leave a comment or send me a DM on Instagram if you need any help or have questions!
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Materials:
- 3.00mm crochet hook
- 4.00mm crochet hook
- Light (3) Weight yarn in 2 colors. (less than one skein each.) I used Loops & Threads Sugarspun Yarn.
- Yarn needle
Easter is just around the corner, so I decided to make a quick bunny! He ended up being a chubby little guy hence the name, Chubby Bunny 🙂 I LOVE the Angel Hair yarn used to make this bunny. It’s the same yarn I use to make this adorable lamb hat. Super soft and fluffy, if you haven’t tried it, you need to!
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Materials:
- Bulky (5) yarn. One Skein. I used Buttercream Angel Hair yarn in white. You can find this at Joanns. Homespun Yarn would work as well.
- J/6mm Crochet hook
- Yarn Needle
- Scrap yarn for eyes, inside of ears and nose.
- Poly-fil to stuff your bunny
I’ve never liked the cold and only enjoy snow during the holidays, so I can not wait for summer! I decided to make a crop top and of course had to add some colorful granny squares. This pattern is pretty simple. If you can make a granny square and know how to single crochet, then you can make this top!
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Materials:
- 4.25mm Crochet Hook
- Worsted Weight yarn. I recommend Red Heart Super Saver for this top.
- Yarn Needle
Valentines Day is just around the corner! I wanted something cute and simple to give to my girls and thought a little heart pillow would be perfect. This pillow is made with super bulky yarn so it works up really fast! I used Bernat Blanket Yarn…that stuff is sooo soft and cozy! Feel free to use any type of super bulky yarn you have on hand. It only uses a small amount!
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Materials:
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Small amount of Bernat Blanket Yarn (super bulky 6) I used vintage white.
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US P Crochet hook (11.5mm)
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Yarn Needle
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Poly-Fil stuffing
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Scrap Super bulky yarn for the outer ruffles
I had so much fun making Whistle and Ivy’s plaid hat, that I decided to whip up a matching crochet plaid headband for my daughter! This pattern is kid’s size but is easily made larger or smaller by changing the beginning chain length. Just be sure to use multiples of 6. Definitely head over to the Whistle and Ivy blog to see her awesome tutorial on how to achieve this plaid look.
Materials:
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Worsted weight yarn in 3 colors (I used Red, Dark Red and black)
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5mm crochet hook
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yarn needle
I wen’t to Michaels the other day and fell in love with there new Alpaca yarn! There’s so many beautiful colors I will definitely be going back for more. The two colors I picked go really well together so I decided to make something using both, an infinity scarf!
Materials:
Super bulky weight yarn. I used Lush Alpaca by Loops and Threads in Taupe and Pink.
10mm crochet hook
yarn needle
