Hi Everyone! It is the first of December and I want to share this Adult Santa Hat pattern with you all! I have made a few of these over the years and decided to share the pattern for it this year. It is a simple pattern that you can work up quickly! Materials 5.00 mm (H) Hook Worsted Weight (4) Yarn Tapestry Needle Scissors Abbreviations SC – Single Crochet CH – Chain ST – Stitch SLST – Slip Stitch SC2TOG – Single Crochet Two Stitches Together BKLO – Back Loop Only FO – Finish Off Pattern CH 8. Row 1: SC in 2nd CH from Hook and then across. Turn. CH 1. (7)…

Hi Everyone! I know I haven’t shared with you a free pattern in a while! I was looking around all the shops trying to find a bucket bag to use as my project bag as I had seen quite a few crafters with one, but I couldn’t find any I liked. That was when I decided to make my own! Originally this bag was supposed to be a floor poof, but I thought it would be great to turn it into a bag. I added a pocket and key ring holder and added a few little details for hooks or pens 🙂 Here is the pattern (Written in US terms):…

Hi Everyone! I recently finished this crochet baby blanket using Heather, from the Unraveled Mitten’s, pattern for the trinity stitch. I wanted to try a new stitch and googled some and thought Heather’s pattern was so pretty for the teal yarn I had. For the blanket I made, I casted on 150 chains as the pattern calls for chains in multiples of 2. Once you have completed the blanket to the length you would like, change the yarn to a contrasting colour and single crochet around the whole blanket. Once that is done, change the the yarn colour again and make an scalloped border. Materials5.00 mm (H) HookWorsted (4) Weight…

Hi Everyone! I recently got a commission for a baby hat and booty set for their family that were having a baby. I got to work on it and created this pattern. It was quite fun to add a little texture to that hat and since I used thicker yarn that my previous booties pattern I had to adjust it and create a pattern that would fit a newborn baby. Materials5.00 mm (H) HookWorsted Weight (4) Yarn Tapestry NeedleScissors AbbreviationsSC – Single CrochetMR – Magic RingSLST – Slip StitchCH – Chain ST – StitchPuff Stitch – Yarn over, hook into stitch, yarn over, pull loop through stitch, yarn over, hook into stitch, yarn over, pull…

Hi Everyone, It was my friend’s birthday recently and she likes cats and animated cat bottoms so I made her this cat butt coaster for her. It was a really easier than I thought to make up this pattern and I wanted to share it with you all. Here is the pattern: Materials5.00 mm (H) HookWorsted (4) Weight YarnTapestry NeedleScissorsStitch Marker AbbreviationsSC – Single CrochetMR – Magic RingST(s) – Stitch(es)HDC – Half Double CrochetSLST – Slip StitchFO – Finish Off PatternRound 1: Make 6 SC in a MR (6)Note: Place stitch marker at the beginning of Round 2.Round 2: 2 SC into each ST (12)Round 3: *1 SC in next ST, then 2…

Hi Everyone! I have seen these lovey blankets by many different crafters and wanted to try making one myself. I have this really soft yarn that my friends got me from Japan and decided to use that for it. It isn’t perfect, but I think it came out quite cute!  Here’s the pattern: Materials5.00 mm HookDK Yarn (Lightweight Yarn)ScissorsTapestry and Sewing NeedlesSafety Eyes and Nose or Pink and Black Embroidery ThreadStitch MarkerStuffing PatternBunny HeadRound 1: 6 SC into magic ring (6)Round 2: 2 SC into each stitch (12)Round 3: *1 SC into next stitch, then 2 SC into next stitch.* Repeat from * to * around (18)Round 4: *1 SC into next 2 stitches, then…

Hi Everyone! I always love making baby items since they are so small and cute. They can also be completed quickly if you need a last minute baby shower gift. My friends had gone to Asia recently and brought me back this amazing alpaca yarn that I had to make baby socks with. They are so soft to the touch and I can just imagine them on a newborn. View fullsize Here is the pattern: Materials5.00 mm (H) HookDK YarnScissorsStitch MarkerTapestry Needle PatternRound 1: 6 SC into MR (6)Round 2: 2 SC into each stitch (12)Round 3: *1 SC, then 2 SC in next stitch.* Repeat from * to * around (18)Round 4…