Melanie Ham’s Bobble Stitch Toque Pattern

July 1, 2017July 2, 2017 JessicaLeave a comment

Hi Everyone!

Happy Canada Day! I recently got a new desktop computer and am so impressed with the speed of it! Now I can do lots of stuff rather quickly, like finding new patterns to try out, like Melanie Ham’s Slouchy Hat Pattern. I usually have trouble creating the proper slouch for a hat, but Melanie’s pattern was easy to follow and the hat I made created a slouch that was not too limp and fit perfectly.

Here are some pictures of the finished product:

I really like this smaller bobble for the hat and it was really fun to make. I added a couple more rows of the last bobble stitch row and only did one decrease for the single crochet rows on the bottom of the hat since it didn’t seem to be long enough for the yarn I was using and it was too tight when I completed the second decrease round. That may be because I crochet tighter and used a different type of yarn.

I recommend this pattern and Melanie’s video really helps those that are just beginning to crochet and need a little help with written crochet patterns.

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Jessica

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Crochet Bunny Hat and Diaper Cover Free Pattern

April 9, 2017April 9, 2017 JessicaLeave a comment

Hi Everyone!

It is almost the long weekend and time for Easter! I received some free fuzzy pink yarn recently and was wondering what I could make with it. Then I thought since it is almost Easter, I would make a bunny rabbit baby set with a hat and diaper cover. I thought it would be difficult to crochet with this yarn, but if you don’t have to undo it, it crochets like any other yarn. This is my first time designing a diaper cover pattern so there were some sections that I had to redo and adjust. I also adjusted the baby hat pattern for the bunny hat and made some ears to add on top.

Here is the pattern:

Materials
5.00 mm (H) Hook
Bulky (Weight: 5) Yarn
Scissors
Tapestry Needles
Buttons (Optional)

Abbreviations
CH – Chain
DC – Double Crochet
MR – Magic Ring
ST – Stitch
SLST – Slip Stitch
FO – Finish Off
DC2TOG – Double Crochet Two Stitches Together

Bunny Hat Pattern
Round 1: CH 2. 12 DC in MR. SLST into the 1st ST. (12)
Round 2: CH 2. 2 DC into each ST around. SLST into the 1st ST. (24)
Round 3: CH 2. *2 DC into next ST, DC into the one after that.* Repeat from * to * around. SLST into 1st ST. (36)
Round 4: CH 2. *2 DC into next ST, DC into the next two ST after that.* Repeat from * to * around. SLST into 1st ST. (48)
Round 5 – 15: CH 2. DC in each ST around. SLST into 1st ST. (48)
FO. Weave in ends.

Bunny Ears Pattern (Make 2)
Round 1: Form a MR. CH 2. 12 DC into MR (12)
Round 2 – 3: 1 DC into each ST around (12)
Round 4: *DC2TOG* Repeat from * to * around (6)
Round 5: 1 DC into each ST around. SLST into 1st ST (6)
FO. Leave tail to sew onto top of the hat.

Bunny Ear Fluffs Pattern (Make 2)
CH 7.
Row 1: SC into second CH from hook and till end (6)
FO. Leave tail to sew onto the middle of the ears.

Bunny Diaper Cover Pattern
CH 66.
Round 1: SC into 2nd CH from hook and till end. Turn (65)
Round 2 – 3: CH 2. DC into each stitch across. Turn (65)
Round 4: SLST into the 1st 21 STs. CH 2. DC into next 25 STs. Turn (25)
Round 5 – 9: CH 2. DC into 25 STs. Turn (25)
Round 10: CH 2. DC2TOG twice. DC into next 17 STs. DC2TOG twice. Turn (21)
Round 11: CH 2. DC into 21 STs. Turn (21)
Round 12 – 15: CH 2. DC2TOG twice. DC into next 13 STs. DC2TOG twice. Turn (17)
FO. Weave in ends.

Bunny Diaper Cover Tail Pattern
Round 1: Form a MR. SC 6 times into MR. SLST into 1st ST (6)
Round 2: SC twice into each ST around (12)
Round 3: *SC into ST, then SC twice into next ST* Repeat from * to * around. SLST into 1st SC (18)
FO. Leave tail to sew onto the back of the diaper cover.

Bunny Diaper Cover Buttons Pattern (Make 2) (Optional)
Round 1: Form a MR. SC 6 times into MR. SLST into 1st ST (6)
FO. Leave tail to sew buttons onto the diaper cover.

Bunny Hat Assembly
– Using the ends of the ear us, sew the u onto the middle of each ear and weave in ends.
– Once complete, use the ends of the ears, sew the ears onto the top of the hat and weave in ends.

Bunny Diaper Cover Assembly
– Using the ends of the buttons, sew the buttons onto the front flap of the diaper cover and weave in ends.
– Once complete, use the end of the tail to sew the tail onto the middle of the back of the diaper cover and weave in ends.
That’s the pattern! If you would like to purchase the PDF file of this pattern please visit my Etsy store.

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Take care and Happy Easter!

-Jessica

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Santa Hat Decoration Ornament Crochet Pattern

December 24, 2016December 24, 2016 JessicaLeave a comment

Hi Everyone!

Only one more sleep till Christmas and I wanted to share with you one more tree decoration that you can add to your tree. It is very simple and only requires some left over red and white yarn.

Here is the pattern:

Materials
4.00 mm (G) Hook
Worsted Weight Yarn (I used Red Heart Super Saver) in White and Red
Tapestry Needle
Scissors
Stitch marker (optional)

Pattern
*Start with white yarn*
CH 18. Connect loop with a SLST into the 1st CH.

*Change to red yarn*

Round 1: CH 1. SC into same ST and around (18)

Note: Insert stitch marker at the beginning of Round 1.

Round 2: *SC in next 2 STs, then SC2TOG* Repeat from * to * around (12)
Round 3 – 6: SC around (12)
Round 7: SC2TOG around (6)

*Change to white yarn*

Round 8: SC around and SLST into 1st ST (6)
Round 9: CH 13. SLST into same ST as 1st CH.
FO. Leave long tail to close up the opening of the hat.

You can change the top of the hat by adding a mini pom pom on top or maybe even a bell.

Happy Holidays and enjoy the festive season by crafting!

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Jessica

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Crochet Heat Pack Pattern

December 16, 2016January 12, 2017 Jessica2 Comments

Hi Everyone!

With the colder weather there are always complaints about body aches and a cold bed, so I decided to make some heat packs to fight this problem. I used some rice that I had at home and some left over fabric to make the heat pack itself and then crocheted a cover for the heat pack so it doesn’t get too hot when you microwave it.

Here is the pattern:

Materials
5.00 mm (H) Hook
Worsted/Aran Weight Yarn
Tapestry Needle
Stitch Marker
Fabric
Rice or Beans
Buttons (Optional)

Pattern
Heat Pack Pouch
Chain 29 (Chain until you have the correct width of your heat pack)
Row 1: DC into 2nd CH from hook and till end. Turn (27)
Row 2: CH 1. DC till end (27)
Repeat Row 2 until you piece measures double the length of your heat pack.

Once you have the correct length, then you will fold the piece in half and SC around the sides of the pouch to sew it together.

Note: If you would like a button or a flap for your pouch you will not match the folded piece exactly together, but you will leave a little bit of unsewn pouch for the button holes. You can see some examples of how you can do this in the pictures of this post.

Note: If you do not want a button flap, you will sew the sides of the piece together, insert your heat pack and then SC around the end of the pouch together to seal the heat pack inside.

If you do not have a heat pack here are the instructions to make a heat pack and then you can make a pouch for it or you can make a pouch and sew a heat pack to size.

Heat Pack
Cut out one piece of fabric that measures to the size of the heat pack you want when it is folded in half. Sew two sides of the fabric together, leaving the smallest side of the piece opened. Once that is completed, flip the piece inside out and fill with rice or beans and then sew the remaining side together. This completes your heat pack.

Note: Do not heat up your heat pack too much or you may get burned. I usually heat mine up for 1 and a half minutes in the microwave, but you may have to adjust the time depending on your microwave.

Enjoy your own heat pack for any aches and during this cold winter weather.

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Snowman Ornament Crochet Pattern

December 9, 2016December 10, 2016 JessicaLeave a comment

Hi Everyone!

It is almost Christmas and that means its time to start decorating your Christmas trees! Last week I posted about a wreath ornament I made with beads and a little bit of dark green yarn. This week I want to share with you a snowman ornament pattern that also uses a little bit of yarn and some clay. This is an easy pattern that you will finish quickly, if you need to add a little more decoration to your tree.

Here’s the pattern:

Material
4.00 (G) Hook
White, Green, and Red Worsted Weight (4) Yarn (I used Red Heart Super Saver)
Black Clay
Tapestry Needle
Scissors

Pattern
Head
Round 1: 6 SC in MR (6)
Round 2: 2 SC in each ST around (12)
Round 3: *1 SC, then 2 SC in next ST.* Repeat from * to * around. (18)
FO. Weave in ends.

Body
Round 1: 6 SC in MR (6)
Round 2: 2 SC in each ST around (12)
Round 3: *1 SC, then 2 SC in next ST.* Repeat from * to * around (18)
Round 4: *1 SC in next 2 STs, then 2 SC in next ST.* Repeat from * to * around (24)
FO. Leave long tail to connect the body to the head.

Scarf (Make one in green and one in red)
CH 17.
FO. Leave short tail.

Eyes
Using the black clay make eyes, buttons, and mouth for the snowman. Make the mouth pieces slightly smaller than the eyes and button pieces.

Done! This cute little snowman decoration was easy to make and will add a nice little decoration to your Christmas tree.

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Jessica

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Christmas Decoration–Wreath Crochet Pattern

December 4, 2016December 6, 2016 Jessica2 Comments

Hi Everyone!

I always like decorating during Christmas time and I wanted to make some decorations that were easy to make. That is why I made this wreath pattern. It is only three rounds and you can decorate it to your liking with whatever you have on hand.

Materials
4.00 mm (G) Hook
Worsted Weight (4) Yarn (I used Bernat Super Value Yarn)
Scissors
Tapestry Needle
Stitch Marker
Beads for decorating the wreath

Pattern
Round 1: CH 13. SLST into the 1st CH (13)
Round 2: CH 1. SC into same ST as CH 1, then 2 SC into each ST around. SLST into CH 1 (26)
Round 3: CH 2. DC and HDC into same ST as the CH 2. SLST into the next ST. *(HDC, DC, HDC) into next ST, then SLST into next ST* Repeat from * to * around. CH 14. SLST into 1st CH of the beginning CH 2.
FO. Weave in ends.

Decorations

Use beads to decorate the wreath either with thread or glue.

That’s it! Stay tuned for other decoration patterns that I will upload soon!

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Newborn Santa Hat Crochet Pattern

November 25, 2016November 26, 2016 Jessica1 Comment

Hi Everyone!

Christmas is just around the corner and I wanted to share with you a newborn Santa hat pattern. I love Christmas so I will be posting a few other Christmas themed items to share! This pattern is simple and would be perfect for a newborn that was born around Christmas time.

Here is the pattern:

Materials
4.00 mm (G) Hook
Medium (4) Weight Yarn (I used Red Heart Super Saver)
Scissors
Tapestry Needle
Stitch Marker

Abbreviations
SC – Single Crochet
MR – Magic Ring
SLST – Slip Stitch
CH – Chain
HDC – Half Double Crochet

Pattern
Round 1: 6 SC in a MR. SLST into 1st SC (6)

Note: Place stitch marker at the beginning of Round 2.

Round 2: CH 1. 2 SC in each ST. SLST into CH 1(12)
Round 3: CH 1. *1 SC, then 2 SC into the next ST* Repeat from * to * around. SLST into CH 1 (18)
Round 4: CH 1. *1 SC in next 2 STs, then 2 SC into the next ST* Repeat from * to * around. SLST into CH 1 (24)
Round 5: CH 1. *1 SC in next 3 STs, then 2 SC into the next ST* Repeat from * to * around. SLST into CH 1 (30)
Round 6: CH 1. *1 SC in next 4 STs, then 2 SC into the next ST* Repeat from * to * around. SLST into CH 1 (36)
Round 7: CH 1. *1 SC in next 5 STs, then 2 SC into the next ST* Repeat from * to * around. SLST into CH 1 (42)
Round 8: CH 1. *1 SC in next 6 STs, then 2 SC into the next ST* Repeat from * to * around. SLST into CH 1 (48)
Round 9: CH 1. *1 SC in next 7 STs, then 2 SC into the next ST* Repeat from * to * around. SLST into CH 1 (54)
Round 10 – 12: CH 1. SC around. SLST into CH 1 (54)
Round 13 – 21: CH 2. HDC around. SLST into CH 2 (54)