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Crochet Fingerless Gloves – Free Pattern
Crochet Fingerless Gloves Pattern Easy

Have you ever started a crochet project and found yourself inspired to create an entire matching set? That’s exactly how these crochet fingerless gloves came to life!

It all began with a Cozy Chunky Cowl. Once the cowl was complete, I realized I had leftover yarn and couldn’t resist the urge to make a matching Crochet Hat Pattern Using Chunky Yarn. But even after finishing the hat, there was still yarn left—so naturally, the idea of creating these soft, cozy crochet fingerless gloves mittens came to mind.

While the set wasn’t planned, I’m glad I made it. With the cold weather settling in, I’ve already been wearing the chunky fingerless gloves, and they’re quickly becoming one of my favorite accessories. The soft, cozy yarn feels amazing against the skin, providing warmth without being too bulky.
What Makes These Crochet Fingerless Gloves Pattern Special?
- Part of a Matching Set: They perfectly complement the cowl and hat, creating a cohesive and stylish winter look.
- Practical and Functional: The easy peasy crochet fingerless gloves design keeps your hands warm while allowing you to stay active—whether you’re texting, typing, or enjoying a hot cup of coffee.
- Quick and Easy to Crochet: Using chunky yarn, these 30-minute crochet fingerless gloves work up in no time, making them perfect for crocheters of all levels.
Why You’ll Love This Pattern

These crochet fingerless gloves are practical and incredibly versatile. The soft, Lion Brand Scarfie Yarn ensures maximum comfort, while the design adds a handmade twist to any outfit. Plus, you don’t have to buy new yarn as they are perfect for using your leftover yarn from other projects!

If you are looking for a quick project for yourself or as gift, try this easy crochet fingerless gloves pattern as the gloves are sure to bring joy and warmth during the winter season!
One of the best things about this chunky crochet hat is its versatility. Try it in a neutral tone for a sophisticated, go-with-anything look, or get playful with bright colors for a pop of personality. Imagine a set of these in various shades, ready to match every coat in your closet.

Looking for more ways to make it uniquely yours? Try experimenting with different colors for a striped effect

Here are some crochet hat pattern you might like:

Lily Hat and Fingerless Gloves

Sparkling Snowfall 2024

This pattern is part of the Sparkling Snowfall 2024 hosted by Mrs Shank Designs. The blog hop features 31 patterns from different talented designers. See below for directions on how o get the free PDF pattern from Ravelry

Yarn

I used Lion Brand Scarfieto to make these crochet fingerless gloves. The yarn, known for its softness, warmth, and beautiful self-striping ombre effect, adds visual interest to the gloves and makes them extra snug and comfortable during the chilly days.

As a bulky weight (#5) yarn, Scarfie works up quickly, making it perfect for last-minute gifts.

I love the gradual ombre effect of the yarn as it creates a beautiful gradient look without requiring color changes, making every pair of gloves unique.

If you’re unable to find Scarfie or want to try a different yarn, here are some excellent alternatives that work well for this pattern are

Red Heart Hygge Charm

Bernat Softee Chunky

Knit Picks Wonderfluff

Premier Puzzle Yarn.

These substitutes provide similar weight and qualities, ensuring your fingerless gloves turn out just as beautiful and functional. Whichever yarn you choose, you’re will to end up with a cozy accessory perfect for winter!

Skill Level

Easy

Materials

Lion Brand Scarfie Yarn 78% Acrylic, 22% Wool 312 yds (285 m)/5.3 oz (150 g) in Ice Gold

Weight 5 (Bulky Yarn)

Hook 5.5 mm (I)

Tape Measure

Tapestry Needle

Scissors

Yarn Amount

Between 71 yds (65 m) and 75 yds (69 m)

Guage

14 sts x 9 rows = 4” x 4” (10 cm x 10 cm)
Finished Measurements

Sizes X-S mall Small Medium Large

Circumference 6.5” 7” 7.5” 8”

Length 6” 6.5” 7” 7.5”

Abbreviations (US terms)

Ch – chain

St -stitch

Hdc – half double crochet

Hdcblo – half double crochet back loop only

Rep – repeat

Notes
- The pattern is written in Standard US Terms
- Turn after each row
- Ch 2 at the beginning of the row does not count as a st
- The rows are worked part in hdcblo and part in hdc
- The glove is made as one piece, then sewn together on both sides leaving a hole in the middle for the thumb.
  
  Free Pattern for Crochet Fingerless Gloves
  
  Row 1: hdc 3rd ch from hook and each ch to end, turn 21, (23, 25, 27) sts.
  
  Rows 2 – 15, (16, 17, 18): ch 2, hdc in 1st st, hdcblo in each st to last st, hdc in last st, turn 21, (23, 25, 27) sts.
  
  Fasten off and weave in ends.
  
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Finishing off

Seam the top 8, (9, 10, 11) sts together and the bottom 9, (10, 10, 10) leaving the middle opening for the thumb.
December 27, 2024
Easy Crochet Headband Pattern Free – Lattice
Free Crochet Heaband Earwarmer Pattern – Lattice Ear Warmer

Are you searching for a free crochet ear warmer headband pattern that’s perfect for last-minute gifts as the holidays approach and the chilly weather sets in? Look no further! This easy, beginner-friendly crochet twisted ear warmer is just what you need. Quick to make and stylish, this project can be completed in under three hours using basic stitches like double crochet (DC) and half double crochet (HDC). With just a little twist—both in the stitches and the headband—you’ll have a trendy accessory that’s as fun to make as it is to wear.

The Inspiration Behind the Design

Sometimes, the best projects come from unexpected moments of creativity. After finishing a matching cardigan and hat, I found myself with leftover yarn and a desire to create a thoughtful, handmade gift. The clock was ticking, and I needed something quick yet elegant. That’s when the idea of this twisted ear warmer headband struck me.

Drawing inspiration from a Mama’s Mobius Scarf I had designed previously, I adapted the concept to a smaller scale. The result? A twisted crochet ear warmer design that is cozy and stylish but deceptively simple to crochet. It’s proof that even leftover yarn can create something beautiful!

Ravelry

Etsy
Why You’ll Love This Pattern
- Quick and Easy
  
  Perfect for beginners, the pattern uses basic stitches with simple techniques. You’ll master the twisting method in no time.
- Versatile
  
  Suitable for everyone, from kids to adults, this headband makes a great gift for friends, family, or yourself!
- Resourceful
  
  A wonderful way to use up stash from other projects while creating something unique and special.
- Stylish and Warm
  
  The twist detail adds a modern touch, while the soft yarn ensures warmth during the coldest months.
  
  Here are some other crochet twisted ear warmer headband patterns you might like:
Twisty Ear Warmer

Zinnia Headband

Double-Layered Ribbed Crochet Ear Warmer

This trendy crochet ear warmer headband pattern is part of the 2024 Giftstravaganza Blog Hop with Marie of Underground Crafter. The blog hop consists of 33 crochet patterns from different talented designers focused on handmade holiday gifts ideas suitable for the winter holidays (Christmas, Hanukkah, wanza etc). Each week of the five weeks has a different theme. This twisted crochet ear warmer is part of the last week focused on last minute gift ideas that can be made in an afternoon or evening. All patterns are free on each designers blog with a free PDF pattern offered on the day the pattern is featured.

Today is the feature day for this pattern and therefore I am sharing a free PDF with a code till tomorrow December 3rd, 2024.

Yarn Choice: Bernat Lattice

For this project, I used Bernat Lattice yarn, a cozy, textured yarn that elevates the overall look of the ear warmer. Its soft feel and slight stretch make it ideal for keeping your ears warm and comfortable during chilly days. The yarn’s unique texture adds depth to the stitches, giving the headband a sophisticated finish that belies its simplicity.

Plus, the variety of available colors means you can customize the headband to suit your wardrobe or gift recipient’s style. Whether you go for classic neutrals, bold jewel tones, or soft pastels, this yarn ensures your project will stand out.

Skill Level

Intermediate

Materials

Bernat Lattice Yarn 54% Polyester, 28% Acrylic, 18% Nylon 389 yds (7.8 oz), 356 m (220 g) in Blacklight, Worsted weight (4)

Lion Brand Basic Stitch Anti Pilling 100% Acrylic Yarn 185 yds (3.5oz), 170 m (100g) in Red Heather, Worsted weight (4)

Hook Size 5.5 mm (I)

Scissors

Tapestry Needle

Tape Measure

Yarn Amount

Toddler Child Small Medium Large

MC 124 yds/114 m 131 yds/120 m 138yds/127 m 143 yds/131 m 152 yds/139 m

CC 8 yds/7 m 10 yds/9 m 11 yds/10 m 13 yds/12 m 15 yds/14 m

Guage

14 sts x 10 rows ?9 rows = 4” x 4” (10 cm x 10 cm) using stitch pattern

Finished Measurements

Sizes Toddler Child Small Medium Large

Circumference 18” 20” 21” 22” 23”

Width 5” 5” 5” 5” 5”

Abbreviations (US terms)

Ch – chain

Sc – single crochet

Hdc – half double crochet

Dc – double crochet

Sk -skip

Fpdc front post double crochet
Notes
- Ch 1 and ch 3 at the beginning of the round does not count as a st.
- The rounds are joined to the in ch 1 and the 3rd ch of the ch 3 of the same round.
- The headband is worked in rounds.
- The headband is twisted at the end of row 1.
- Make the hdc after the fpdc long enough so that both sts are on the same level
- The pattern will make a twisted headband as you work on both the upper and lower sides of the headband with each round
  
  Crochet Chunky Yarn Hat Pattern Instructions
  
  Ch 64, (70, 74, 78, 82) using CC
  
  Join to first ch making sure the ch is not twisted
  
  Round 1: ch 1, sc in each st to end, twist & join 64, (70, 74, 78, 82)
  
  Round 2: ch 1, sc in each st to end, join 128, (140, 144, 156, 162)
  
  Round 3: Using MC ch 3, dc in 2nd and each st to end, join 128, (140, 144, 156, 162)
  
  Round 4: ch 3, * sk 1, fpdc in next st, hdc in st just skipped, rep from * to end, join 128, (140, 144, 156, 162)
  
  Round 5: ch 3, dc in 2nd and each st to end, join 128, (140, 144, 156, 162)
  
  Round 6: ch 3, dc in next st, * sk 1, fpdc in next st, hdc in st just skipped, rep from * to end, join 128, (140, 144, 156, 162)
  
  Round 7: Using CC, ch 1, sc in each st to end, turn 128, (140, 144, 156, 162)
  
  Fasten off and weave in endS
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December 1, 2024
Crochet Hat Pattern Using Chunky Yarn
Free Crochet Hat Pattern Chunky Yarn – Cozy Chunky Hat

Looking for a crochet hat pattern using bulky yarn to start off the winter season? If yes then this crochet hat pattern with pom pom is your answer! Designed with comfort and style in mind, this chunky textured crochet beanie will be perfect during the colder winter months. The hat features a ribbed stitch pattern, which provides a comfy, stretchy fit that hugs your head perfectly to fade off the winter chill.

Using the soft bulky yarn, Lion Brand Scarfie Yarn was the best choice, as this women’s crochet hat pattern is thick, warm, and plush. The ribbed stitch pattern works out so fast as it creates a beautiful texture with a stretchy, comfortable fit. The faux fur pom-pom on top of the hat adds that extra touch of coziness and a trendy finishing.

One of the best things about this chunky crochet hat is its versatility. Try it in a neutral tone for a sophisticated, go-with-anything look, or get playful with bright colors for a pop of personality. Imagine a set of these in various shades, ready to match every coat in your closet.

Looking for more ways to make it uniquely yours? Try experimenting with different colors for a striped effect

Check out the marching scarf to this hat here

This free ribbed crochet hat pattern is the perfect project for crocheters of any skill level! It’s also perfect for anyone looking to make holiday gifts on a budget without sacrificing style. Imagine the joy of giving handmade hats to friends and family in their favorite colors!

This ribbed crochet hat pattern is part of the Gift Galore Blog Hop hosted by Pam of Carroway Crochet. The blog hop consists of 30 crochet patterns from different talented designers that can be made as gifts. A new pattern is shared everyday with the designer offering a free PDF pattern on the featured day. Below are some of the patterns in the blog hop

The blog hop has a bundle sale of all the patterns sold at a discounted price. This helps so that you don’t miss any of this amazing patterns. Below are the steps to follow to either purchase the bundle or get the free featured pattern.

Here are some crochet hat patterns you might like:

Gilly Chunky Hat

Ellie Crochet Beanie

Lily Hat and Fingerless Gloves

Hope Slouchy Hat

Jade’s Beanie

Yarn

Caron Simply Soft Yarn in Woodland Heather

For this cozy chunky hat, I chose Lion Brand Scarfie Yarn—a soft, bulky yarn ideal for keeping you warm on cold winter days. Scarfie is a unique blend of acrylic and wool (78% acrylic, 22% wool), giving it a wonderful softness with just the right amount of warmth and durability. This yarn is known for its stunning color transitions, so you’ll get a beautiful gradient effect as you work through your project. The gradual color changes add a touch of dimension and interest to the ribbed stitch pattern, making each hat look unique and vibrant.

Below are the patterns in the blog hop:

Scarfie comes in various rich color combinations, from neutrals to deep, earthy tones, so you can choose a palette that matches your personal style or make several hats for family and friends in different colors. It’s also an easy-care yarn, which means your hat will stay looking great with minimal maintenance—perfect for everyday winter wear.

Because it’s a bulky (Category 5) yarn, Scarfie works up quickly, making it ideal for those who want to finish projects fast. You’ll love how quickly the stitches build, giving you that instant gratification we all enjoy in crochet! It’s especially perfect for this hat pattern, as the ribbed stitch enhances the natural stretch and gives the hat a snug, comfy fit.

Skill Level

Easy

Materials

Lion Brand Scarfie Yarn 78% Acrylic, 22% Wool 312 yds (285 m)/5.3 oz (150 g) in Ice Gold

Weight 5 (Bulky Yarn)

Hook 5.5 mm (I)

Tape Measure

Tapestry Needle

Scissors

Yarn Amount

Sizes Yarn Amount

Toddler 196 yds/179 m

Child 212 yds/193 m

Small 233 yds/213 m

Medium 254 yds/232 m

Large 285 yds/261 m

Xlarge 301 yds/275 m

Guage

15 sts x 10 rows = 4” x 4” (10 cm x 10 cm)

Finished Measurements

Sizes Toddler Child Small Medium Large X-Large

Circumference 17” 18” 19” 20” 21” 22”

Length 8” 9” 10” 11” 12” 13”

Abbreviations (US terms)

Ch – chain

St -stitch

Sc – single crochet
Hdc – half double crochet

Sl st – slip stitch

Rep – repeat

Notes
- The pattern is written in Standard US Terms
- Turn after each row
- Ch 2 at the beginning of the row does not count as a st
- The rows are worked part in hdc and part in sc
  
  Crochet Chunky Yarn Hat Pattern Instructions
  
  Ch (32, 36, 42),(44, 48, 50)
  
  Row 1: hdc 3rd ch from hook and each ch to end, turn (30, 34, 40), (42, 46, 48).
  
  Row 2: ch 2, hdc in each st to the last (5, 5, 7), (7, 7, 7) sts, sc in each st to end (25, 29, 35), (35, 39, 41) hdc, (5, 5, 5), (7, 7, 7) sc
Row 3: ch 1, sc in first (5, 5, 7), (7, 7, 7) sts, hdc in each st to end, turn (25, 29, 35), (35, 39, 41) hdc, (5, 5, 5), (7, 7, 7) sc

Rows 4 – (41, 45, 47), (49, 53, 55): rep rows 2 & 3

Do not fasten off

Finishing off

Make sure the last ends with the sc sts

Join the row just finished to the first row with a sl st, making sure all the sts align.

Fasten off leaving an 8″ tail of yarn. Using a yarn needle, weave the tail of yarn in and out of the stitches from the last round, pull tail to cinch the crown of the hat closed, knot to secure and weave in ends.

Sew on pom pom if you wish.
November 11, 2024
Chunky Charles Crochet Throw Blanket Pattern
Easy Crochet Throw Blanket Pattern Free

As the fall season sets in and temperatures drop, nothing beats the comfort of a handmade chunky crochet throw blanket. I’m excited to introduce my new bulky yarn crochet blanket pattern, the Charles Crochet Throw Blanket Pattern, a design that combines warmth, style, and ease. This beginner chunky crochet blanket is made with the popular Bernat Blanket yarn, known for its super soft texture and bulky weight, making it perfect for both beginner and experienced crocheters looking for a fast and satisfying project.

Why a crochet blanket using Bernat Blanket yarn? I made myself a blanket using the Bernat Blanket yarn and loved it so much that one year I decided to make blankets for my family and close friends using the same yarn. I truly believe it was one of the best gifts I’ve ever given family and friends during Christmas. It brings me so much joy when I visit and see them wrapped up in the blankets I made. Some of them even asked me to make additional blankets for their own friends and family as gifts, while others simply referred people to me after seeing how cozy and beautiful their blankets turned out. It’s been wonderful to see how much they all love them!

Best part is you can customize the blankets as you want to make it uniquely yours!

See below examples

What about you? Are you ready to experience the incredible softness and warmth of a chunky crochet blanket made with Bernat Blanket yarn? Ready to share that cozy comfort with your loved ones? If so, grab the pattern and get ready to feel the luxurious softness against your skin!
Why You’ll Love the Charles Bulky Pattern
- Made with Bernat Blanket Yarn: One of the best yarns for making cozy blankets, Bernat Blanket yarn is soft, thick, and easy to work with. This bulky yarn ensures your project works up quickly, giving you a beautiful, plush blanket that’s perfect for cold weather.
- Multiple Blanket Sizes Available: From a small throw to a king-size blanket, this pattern includes detailed instructions for six different sizes, so you can make the perfect blanket for your home or as a gift.
- Beginner-Friendly Crochet Pattern: This crochet blanket pattern is simple to follow, with clear instructions for all sizes. Even if you’re new to crochet, this pattern is a great way to create a stunning blanket in no time.
- Perfect for Gifting: With the holidays coming up, this blanket is a thoughtful and cherished handmade gift for friends and family.
To make it possible for you to share the coziness of this Chunky Crochet Throw Blanket with friends and family, I am sharing the pattern in the Fireside Comforts Blog Hop hosted by Kristine of Ambassador Crochet. The pattern is free on its featured day only. Which means you can download the PDF for FREE for the next 24 hours! Don’t miss out on this exclusive opportunity.

Additionally, if you’re looking for more cozy crochet patterns to work on, you can purchase the entire Fireside Comforts Pattern Bundle at an incredible 65% off. The bundle includes a wide variety of patterns designed for warmth and comfort, perfect for the fall and winter months from very talented designers.

Get the free pattern below or purchase the ad-free PDF version of this pattern on Etsy and Ravelry. The PDF is designed for printing and this way you can support me! And don’t forget to PIN IT on your Pinterest board.

Whether you want a small cozy throw for the couch or a luxurious king-size blanket for your bed, this crochet pattern has the perfect option for you. Don’t miss your chance to make this beautiful blanket—get your free copy on the feature day and enjoy hours of cozy crochet!using your favorite color combination. You can also use any weight yarn to fit your needs and comfort.

Check out other blankets made with Bernat blanket yarn that you might like

Anaya Baby Blanket

Cozy Chunky Baby Blanket

Catherine’s Beginner Chunky Crochet Blanket

Easy Chunky Crochet Blanket

Yarn

I used Bernat Blanket yarn for this blanket. Bernat Blanket Yarn is a super bulky (category 6) yarn that’s incredibly soft, plush, and perfect for making cozy blankets, throws, and home decor items. It is made from 100% polyester, it has a chenille-like texture that’s both smooth and durable, making it ideal for projects that need to withstand regular use. This yarn works up quickly due to its thickness, making it a favorite among crocheters and knitters for time-sensitive projects or when you want a luxurious finish. Bernat Blanket yarn is also machine washable and dryer safe, which adds to its practicality.

Apart from it’s softness, I love Bernat Blanket yarn because it comes in a wide range of colors, from neutrals to brights, allowing for endless creative possibilities. Each skein offers excellent yardage, making it budget-friendly for larger projects like blankets.

Yarn Substitutes for Bernat Blanket Yarn include Lion Brand Yarn – Vel-Lux, Premier Yarns – Parfait Chunk, Hobby Lobby – Yarn Bee Eternal Bliss, and Big Twist – Cuddle.

Skill Level

Intermediate

Materials

Bernat Blanket yarn 100% Polyester 10.5 oz (300 g)/220 yds (202 m) in Sand, Vanilla, and Smokey Green

Hook Size 10 (N/P)

Scissors

Tapestry Needle

Tape Measure

Yarn Amount

Color A – Sand

Color B – Vanilla

Color C – Smokey Green

Abbreviations (US Terms)

Ch – chain

st(s) -stitch(es)

Sc- single crochet

Dc – double crochet

Fptr -front post treble

Rep – repeat

Notes

The pattern is written in US Standard Terms

Ch 1 at the beginning of the row does not count as a stitch

Ch 3 at the beginning of the row does counts as a stitch

Pattern Instructions for Chunky Crochet Blanket

Small and Medium Throw

Ch 84, 92,

Row 1: sc in 2nd ch and each ch to end, turn (83, 91)

Row 2: ch 3, dc in 2nd st and each st to end, turn

Row 3: ch 1, sc in each st to end, turn

Row 4: ch 3,* fptr in next st, dc in next st, rep from * to end, turn

Row 5: ch 1, sc in each st to end, turn

Row 6: ch 3, dc in next st, fptr in next st, rep from * to last 2 sts, dc each in last 2 sts, turn

Row 7: ch 1, sc in each st to end, turn

Repeating rows 4-7, change yarn as follows

Rows 8-11: continue Color A

Rows 12-15: Color B

Rows 16-27: Color C

Rows 28-31: Color B

Rows 32-43: Color A

Rows 44-47: Color B

Rows 48-59: Color C

Rows 60-63: Color B

Rows 64-75: Color A

Fasten off and weave in ends

Large Throw

Ch 106, 116

Row 1: sc in 2nd ch and each ch to end, turn (105, 115)

Row 2: ch 3, dc in 2nd st and each st to end, turn

Row 3: ch 1, sc in each st to end, turn

Row 4: ch 3,* fptr in next st, dc in next st, rep from * to end, turn

Row 5: ch 1, sc in each st to end, turn

Row 6: ch 3, dc in next st, fptr in next st, rep from * to last 2 sts, dc each in last 2 sts, turn

Row 7: ch 1, sc in each st to end, turn

Repeating rows 4-7, change yarn as follows

Rows 8-11: continue Color A

Rows 12-15: Color B

Rows 16-27: Color C

Rows 28-31: Color B

Rows 32-39: Color A

Rows 40-43: Color B

Rows 44-47: Color C

Rows 48-51: Color B

Rows 52-59: Color A

Rows 60-63: Color B

Rows 64-75: Color C

Rows 76-79: Color B

Rows 80-91: Color A

Twin only

Ch 116

Row 1: sc in 2nd ch and each ch to end, turn (105, 115)

Row 2: ch 3, dc in 2nd st and each st to end, turn

Row 3: ch 1, sc in each st to end, turn

Row 4: ch 3,* fptr in next st, dc in next st, rep from * to end, turn

Row 5: ch 1, sc in each st to end, turn

Row 6: ch 3, dc in next st, fptr in next st, rep from * to last 2 sts, dc each in last 2 sts, turn

Row 7: ch 1, sc in each st to end, turn

Repeating rows 4-7, change yarn as follows

Rows 8-15: continue Color A

Rows 16-19: Color B

Rows 20-31: Color C

Rows 32-35: Color B

Rows 36-47: Color A

Rows 48-51: Color B

Rows 52-63: Color C

Rows 64-67: Color B

Rows 68-79: Color A

Rows 80-83: Color B

Rows 84-95: Color C

Rows 96-99: Color B

Rows 110-115: Color A

Fasten off and weave in ends

Full, Queen, and King Sizes

(158, 168, 190)

Row 1: sc in 2nd ch and each ch to end, turn (157, 167, 189)

Row 2: ch 3, dc in 2nd st and each st to end, turn

Row 3: ch 1, sc in each st to end, turn

Row 4: ch 3,* fptr in next st, dc in next st, rep from * to end, turn

Row 5: ch 1, sc in each st to end, turn

Row 6: ch 3, * dc in next st, fptr in next st, rep from * to last 2 sts, dc each in last 2 sts, turn

Row 7: ch 1, sc in each st to end, turn

Repeating rows 4-7, change yarn as follows

Rows 8-11: continue Color A

Rows 12-15: Color B

Rows 16-27: Color C

Rows 28-31: Color B

Rows 32-43: Color A
Rows 44-47: Color B

Rows 48-59: Color C

Rows 60-63: Color B

Rows 64-71: Color A

Rows 72-75: Color B

Rows 76-87: Color C

Rows 88-91: Color B

Rows 92-103: Color A

Rows 104-107: Color B

Rows 108-119: Color C

Rows 120-123: Color B

Rows 124-135: Color A

Fasten off and weave in ends
October 23, 2024
Diana Crochet Rectangle Shawl Pattern
Easy Crochet Wrap Pattern: Perfect Blend of V-Stitch and Diamond Granny Stitch

Today I introduce my latest pattern, a beautiful, practical, and stylish Diana’s Crochet Rectangle Shawl. This crochet wrap pattern combines elegance, versatility, and warmth, making it the perfect accessory to add to your fall and winter wardrobe. Measuring 21 inches wide and 81 inches long, this crochet shawl is the ideal size to drape over your shoulders or wrap around your neck for warmth. Its simple yet elegant design uses two different stitch patterns, giving the crochet wide scarf both texture and visual appeal.

One of the things that makes this crochet shawl pattern special is the rhythm you fall into while crocheting it. The repetition of stitches is soothing, but the switch between the V-stitch and the granny stitch keeps things interesting. It’s one of those projects that strikes the perfect balance between relaxing and engaging—ideal for an afternoon spent crocheting with a cup of tea in hand

With the changing seasons upon us, this wrap scarf is perfect for layering over your fall outfits or keeping you warm during the chillier winter months.

Get the free pattern below or purchase the ad-free PDF version of this pattern on Etsy and Ravelry. The PDF is designed for printing and this way you can support me! And don’t forget to PIN IT on your Pinterest board.

A Perfect Stitch Combination

This simple crochet wrap pattern alternates between two stitch patterns: the V-stitch and the diamond-shaped granny stitch. The V-stitch creates a loose, open texture that allows the shawl to drape nicely, while the diamond granny stitch adds structure and visual interest.

I love that this crochet shawl offers just the right amount of challenge. The combination of stitches keeps the project engaging, and you’ll find yourself enjoying the rhythm of switching between them. And once you see the beautiful textures emerge, it becomes even more rewarding.

It’s the kind of pattern that’s interesting to work on but doesn’t require constant focus, making it a relaxing project.

Crafted for Comfort and Style

With its generous size and beautiful stitch combinations, this easy crochet wrap will become one of your favorite handmade crochet wraps. At 21 inches wide and 81 inches long, this crochet shawl is generous in size, offering multiple styling options. You can wear it draped over your shoulders like a shawl, wrap it several times around your neck for a cozy look, or even tie it loosely for a casual vibe.

Its size makes it feel luxurious, while the yarn keeps it lightweight enough to wear comfortably.

Why You’ll Love This Pattern

This crochet rectangle shawl isn’t just beautiful—it’s also a joy to make. The pattern is designed with crocheters of all skill levels in mind. If you’re familiar with basic stitches like the V-stitch and granny stitch, you’ll find this crochet shawl pattern easy to follow. And for those looking to challenge themselves, the combination of stitches adds a layer of complexity that keeps the project engaging.

Whether you’re making this crochet wrap for yourself or as a thoughtful handmade gift, you’ll love the versatility it offers. The alternating stitch patterns make it a stylish accessory that can be dressed up or down, and the cozy size makes it perfect for those cold winter days. And since it’s handmade, every stitch will carry the love and care you put into it.

To make it even more interesting, I am sharing this easy crochet rectangle shawl pattern in the blog hop hosted by Sandra of Sandra Stitches. In the delightful Shrugs and Wraps that Hugs Blog Hop, different talented designers have come together to share their wraps and shrugs crochet patterns.

As part of the Shrugs and Wraps that Hugs Blog Hop, you’ll have the chance to explore other patterns from other talented designers, giving you a variety of patterns to choose from. A new pattern is featured every day with all designers offering a free PDF of their pattern on the day their pattern is featured. The blog hop runs from September 1st to September 30th.

Below are some of the patterns shared in this blog hop.

Lydia’s Aquamarine Scarf

Valerie’s Diamond Scarf

Clarice Amethyst Scarf

Lilian Lace Scarf

Elima Lace Crochet Scarf

Above are some other wraps/wide scarves you might like

Yarn

Caron Simply Soft Yarn in Woodland Heather

I used Caron Simply Soft yarn in Woodland Heather for this design. This yarn is soft to the touch, easy to work with, and has a lovely sheen that adds a subtle polish to the finished piece. The Woodland Heather color is a neutral, earthy tone that complements the texture of the stitches and makes this scarf suitable for both casual and more formal occasions.

Caron Simply Soft’s worsted weight also provides just the right amount of warmth without making the scarf feel heavy or bulky. It’s ideal for creating a scarf that’s cozy enough for cold weather but lightweight enough to wear as a stylish wrap indoors.

This yarn not only feels amazing against your skin, but its subtle sheen adds a touch of elegance to the scarf. Caron Simply Soft is also a dream to work with. The yarn glides smoothly through your fingers and hooks, allowing for a pleasant crochet experience.I used Baby Bee Sweet Delight yarn from Hobby Lobby. This is one of the softest yarns I have used. It is so easy to work with and the finished project is so soft, cozy, and snuggly. I used four different colors but you use as few or more colors as you prefer.

You can substitute this yarn with alternative yarns such as Hobby Lobby Baby Bee Sweet Delight Prints, Hobbii Bingo, Knit Picks Brava Recycle, or Lion Brand Baby Soft Solids.

Skill Level

Intermediate

Materials

Caron Simply Soft 100% Acrylic yarn 250 yds (228 m), 5 oz (141 g) in Woodland Heather

Amount used: 710 yds (649 m)

Weight (4) worsted weight

Hook 5 mm (H)

Tapestry needle

Tape measure

Scissors

Guage

14 sts x 7 rows = 4” x 4” (10 cm x 10 cm)

Finished Measurements

21” wide x 80” long

Abbreviations (US terms)

Ch – chain

St(s) – stitch(es)

Sc – single crochet

Dc – double crochet

Sk – skip

Ch-sp – chain space

Rep – repeat

V-st – (dc, ch, dc) in same stCh – chain

st – stitch
Notes
- The Pattern is written in US Standard Terms
- Ch 3 at the beginning of the row counts as a st.
- The total count for each row of sts and chs should be 261 sts
  
  Availability
You can get PDF version of this pattern on Etsy and Ravelry
Ravelry

Etsy
September 16, 2024
Simple Crochet Baby Booties Pattern

Free Crochet Baby Booties Pattern

Welcome to today’s feature, the Simple Crochet Baby Booties Pattern in the Preemie Crochet Blog Hop! I am excited to introduce beginner baby booties to your crochet projects. These tiny treasures are perfect for keeping your little one’s feet cozy, warm, and stylish. In this post, you’ll find easy-to-follow patterns for crochet baby booties in sizes 0-3 months, 3-6 months, and 6-9 months. Best of all, you can download the free PDF patterns today!

Crocheting baby booties is a wonderful way to create personalized, handmade gifts for new parents. These adorable items make precious keepsakes that can be cherished for years. They are ideal for baby showers, christenings, or just as a thoughtful gesture to welcome a new baby

Get the free pattern below or purchase the ad-free PDF version of this pattern on Etsy and Ravelry. The PDF is designed for printing and this way you can support me! And don’t forget to PIN IT on your Pinterest board.

As mentioned, this free crochet baby booties pattern is part of the Preemie Crochet Challenge Blog Hop hosted by Helen of Sunflower Cottage Crochet.

The Preemie Crochet Challenge Blog Hop is a wonderful event that brings together talented designers worldwide every year.

Don’t miss out on the other amazing patterns featured in the Preemie Crochet Blog Hop! Each day brings a new, free pattern from talented designers, perfect for your next crochet project. Be sure to check back daily and download the free PDFs to add to your collection.

Yarn

I used Lion Brand Basic Stitch 100% Premium Acrylic Yarn to make these crochet baby booties. I love this yarn because it is easy to use and does not split. I have used it to make other crochet projects such as Must-Have Crochet Scarf for Men, Jade’s Beanie, and Must-Have Men’s Beanie.

If you can’t find this yarn you can substitute it with comparable yarns such as

Skill Level

Intermediate

Materials

Yarn – Lion Brand Basic Stitch 100% Premium Acrylic 219 yds (200 m)/3.5 gm (100 g) in Saffron and purple

Worsted Weight 4

Hook 4 mm (G)

Tape measure

Tapestry needle

Scissors

Space marker (optional) I used it at the beginning of each round

Guage

22 sts x 28 rows = 4” x 4” (10 cm x 10 cm)

Finished Measurements

Premie 3” in sole

0-6 mos: 3.5 in sole

6-9 mos: 4” in sloe

Abbreviations

Ch(s)- chain(s)

st(s) – stitch(es)

Sc- single crochet

Hdc -half double crochet

Dc -double crochet

Scblo -single crochet back loop only

Sc2tog -single crochet 2 together

Hdc2tog -half double crochet 2 together

Dc2tog – double crochet 2 together

Notes

The pattern is written in US Standard Terms

Most of the rows are worked in spiral rounds, so do not join at the end of the rows.

Pattern Instructions on how to make Crochet Baby Booties

Make 2

Sole

Ch 9, (11, 13)

Round 1: 5 hdc in 2nd ch from hook, hdc in next 6, (8, 10) chs, 5 hdc in last ch (continue so that you will work on the opposite side), hdc in next 6, (8, 10) chs, do not join with sl st 22, (26, 30).

Round 2: 2 hdc in first st of previous round and next 4 sts, hdc in next 6, (8, 10) sts, 2 hdc each in next 5 sts, hdc each in next 6, (8, 10) sts 32, (36, 40).

Round 3: starting in the first st of the previous round, [(2 hdc in next st, 1 hdc in next st) 5 times, hdc in next 6, (8, 10)] 2 times 42, (46, 50).

Round 4: starting in the first st of the previous round, [(2 hdc in next st, 1 hdc in next 2 sts) 5 times, hdc in next 6, (8, 10) sts] 2 times, slip st in first st of the same row 52, (56, 60).

Fasten off and weave in ends

Top Bootie

Round 5: With right side facing, attach yarn at the middle of the sole (count sts and make it is in the middle), ch 1, sc in same st as attachment, scblo in each st to end 52, (56, 60).

Round 6: sc in each st to end.

Round 7: scblo in each st to end 52, (56, 60).

Rounds 8-9, (9, 10): sc in each st to end

Round 10, (10, 11): sc in next 16, (18, 20) sts, hdc in next st, 10 dc2tog, hdc in next st, sc in next 14, (16, 18) 42, (46, 50).

Round 11, (11, 12): sc in next 14, (16, 18) sts, 8 dc2tog, sc in next 14, (16, 18) sts 34, (38, 42).

Round 12, (12, 13): sc in next st, sc2tog, sc in next 9, (11, 13) sts, hdc2tog, 4 dc2tog, hdc2tog, sc in next 7, (9, 11) sts, sc2tog, sc in next st, sl st in first st of same round 26, (30, 34).

Continue with Cuff

Cuff

Round 13, (13, 14)12, (12, 13): sc in each st around

Round 14, (14, 15)13, (13, 14): sc in first st, ch 1, * sk 1, sc in next st, ch 1, rep from * to end, join.

Round 15, (15, 16) – 24, (26, 17): sc in first ch-sp, ch 1, sk 1, sc in next ch-sp all around.

Fasten off and weave in ends.

The Ties (Make 2)

Using the purple yarn, put two yarns together so that you can work the ties using double yarn

Make a chain measuring about 16” to 18” long.

Fasten off

Pompom (make 4)

Pompom Instructions

Take the purple yarn and wind it 60 times around 4 fingers. Tie tightly in the middle and leave a long end for attaching to the ties. Cut loops at both ends and trim to create a round shape. Sew securely to each end of the ties.

June 3, 2024
Sissy Striped Crochet Blanket
Beginner Crochet Blanket Pattern Free

Are you looking for an easy pattern to crochet a blanket for your next baby shower? Or the perfect crochet throw blanket for those chilly evenings? If yes, this striped crochet blanket pattern with four colors must be what you need.

In the crochet world, few things are as satisfying as creating something beautiful and functional like the crochet striped blanket pattern, which is timeless. Honestly, I don’t think you can ever go wrong by gifting a beautiful crochet blanket to a child or an adult.

You can create this simple crochet blanket as a cozy baby blanket gift to welcome a new arrival or a generously sized throw or blanket to keep you warm on chilly evenings, the possibilities are endless. Plus, with multiple size options available, you can easily tailor the pattern to suit your specific needs using your favorite color combination. You can also use any weight yarn to fit your needs and comfort.

Get the free pattern below or purchase the ad-free PDF version of this pattern on Etsy and Ravelry. The PDF is designed for printing and this way you can support me! And don’t forget to PIN IT on your Pinterest board.

This beginner-friendly crochet blanket pattern is perfect for all skill levels of crochet, offering a rewarding project that promises both comfort and style.

The beauty of this crochet striped blanket pattern lies in its simplicity. Worked in rows, the pattern alternates between the four chosen colors, creating visually striking stripes that add depth and dimension to the finished piece. This pattern comes in all sizes, from a baby-sized blanket for a precious little one to a king-sized blanket to adorn your bed.

That being said, I am so thrilled to share this easy crochet blanket in the blog hop hosted by Kristine of Ambassador Crochet. As part of a delightful Baby Shower Blog Hop, where talented designers have come together to celebrate all things cuddly and cute, I am excited to introduce you to my latest creation: the Sissy Striped Crochet Baby Blanket!

As part of the Baby Shower Blog Hop, you’ll have the chance to explore other patterns from other talented designers, giving you a variety of patterns to choose from. Some designers offer free PDF patterns, others free on their blogs, and others a percentage off.

Below are the designers who shared their pattern

Check out other blankets you might like

Cozy Comfort Blanket

Anaya Baby Blanket

Cozy Chunky Baby Blanket

Catherine’s Beginner Chunky Crochet Blanket

Easy Chunky Crochet Blanket

Yarn

I used Baby Bee Sweet Delight yarn from Hobby Lobby. This is one of the softest yarns I have used. It is so easy to work with and the finished project is so soft, cozy, and snuggly. I used four different colors but you use as few or more colors as you prefer.

You can substitute this yarn with alternative yarns such as Hobby Lobby Baby Bee Sweet Delight Prints, Hobbii Bingo, Knit Picks Brava Recycle, or Lion Brand Baby Soft Solids.

Skill Level

Intermediate

Guage

20 sts (9 shells) x 10 rows (pattern rows) = 4” x 4” (10 cm x 10 cm)

Finished Measurements

Blanket Sizes in Inches

Blanket Type Inches Centimeters

Baby Blanket 33 x 43 84 x 109

Receiving 40 x 40 102 x 102

Toddler 42 x 52 107 x 132

Crib Blanket 45 x 60 114 x 152

Throw 52 x 60 132 x 152

Single/Twin 70 x 90 178 x 229

Double/Full 90 x 108 229 x 274

Queen 96 x 108 244 x 274

King 108 x 108 274 x 274

Materials

Baby Bee Sweet Delight 60% Acrylic, 40% Polyamide 377 yds (345 m)/4 oz (115 g) in Color A – Boo Pink

Color B – Angel

Color C – Pink-A-Boo Marled

Color D – Cloudy

Hook 5 mm (H)

Tapestry Needle

Tape Measure

Scissors

Yarn Amount

Size Color A. Color B Color C Color D

Baby Blanket 820 yds/750 m 600 yds/850 m 410 yds/375 m. 275 yds/252 m

Receiving 1045 yds/956 m 740 yds/677 m 560 yds/512 m 190 yds/174 m

Toddler 1225 yds/1120 m 1300 yds/1189 m 800 yds/731 m 500 yds/457 yds

Crib Blanket 1307 yds/1195 m 1496 yds/1368 m 1288 yds/1178 m 532 yds/487 m

Throw 1471 yds/1345 m 1688 yds/1544 m 1464 yds/1339 m 596 yds/545 m

Single/Twin 2291 yds/2095 m 2988 yds/2732 m 2254 yds/2061 m 1248 yds/1142 m

Double/Full 3745 yds/3424 m. 3468 yds/3171 m 2644 yds/2418 m 1584 yds/1449 m

Queen 3940 yds/3603 m 3636 yds/3324 m 2788 yds/2549 m 1668 yds/1525 m

King 4525 yds/4138 m 3940/3603 m 3220 yds/2944m 1920 yds/1756 m

Abbreviations (US terms)

Ch – chain

st – stitch

Sc- single crochet

Dc – double crochet

Chsp – chain space

Lp – loop

YO -yarn over

Rep – repeat
Special Stitch

Shell – YO, insert the hook in the next st or chsp, yo, draw yarn through st or chsp and up to the level of a dc x 3 (you will work in 3 different sts), yo, draw yarn through all 7 loops on the hook, ch 1

Next, st- YO, insert the hook in the last st you worked in, yo, draw yarn through st or chsp and up to the level of a dc, yo insert the hook in next st, yo, draw yarn through st or chsp and up to the level of a dc, yo, insert hook in third st, yo, draw yarn through 7 loops on hook.

Notes
- The pattern is written in US Standard Terms
  
  Ch 3 at the beginning of the row counts as a stitch
  
  Sts are made in multiples of 2 plus 1
  
  Availability
You can get PDF version of this pattern on Etsy and Ravelry
Pattern Instructions

Baby Blanket

Using Color A, ch 154

Row 1: sc in 2nd ch and each ch to end, turn (153).

Row 2: ch 3, dc in next st, shell across to last 2 sts, dc each in last 2 sts, turn (76 shells, 4 dc)

Row 3: ch 1, sc in each st and between shells to end, turn.

Rows 4- 11: rep rounds 2 & 3.

Rows 12-21: Color B.

Rows 22-31: Color C.

Rows 32-35: Color D.

Rows 36-45: Color A

Rows 46-49: Color B.

Rows 50-53: Color D.

Rows 54-57: Color C.

Rows 58-61: Color D.

Rows 62-65: Color B.

Cluster stitch blanket stitch tutorial

Rows 66-75: Color A.

Rows 76-79: Color D.

Rows 80-89: Color C.

Rows 90-99: Color B.

Rows 100-109: Color A.

Row 110: ch 1, sc in each st to end.

Continue with edging.

Receiving Blanket

Using Color A, ch 206

Row 1: sc in 2nd ch and each ch to end, turn (205).

Row 2: ch 3, dc in next st, shell across to last 2 sts, dc each in last 2 sts, turn (102 shells, 4 dc)

Row 3: ch 1, sc in each st and between shells to end, turn.

Rows 4- 11: rep rows 2 & 3.

Working rows 2 & 3, change color as below

Rows 12-21: Color B.

Rows 22-31: Color C.

Rows 32-35: Color D.

Rows 36-45: Color A.

Rows 46-49: Color B.

Rows 50-53: Color C.

Rows 54-57: Color B

Rows 58-67: Color A.

Rows 68-71: Color D.

Rows 72-81: Color C.

Rows 82-91: Color B.

Rows 92-101: Color A.

Row 102: ch 1, sc in each st to end.

Continue with edging.

Edging

Work around the blanket

Sc evenly around on all 4 sizes

Next round * ch 5, sk 2, sc in next st, rep from * to end.

Next round: * ch 5, sc in ch 5-lp, rep from * to end

Next round: 5 dc in next ch 5 lp, sc in next ch 5 lp, rep from * to end, increasing to 10 dc in each corner.

Fasten off and weave in ends.
April 21, 2024
Cecilia Granny Square Scrunchie Pattern
Granny Stitch Crochet Scrunchie Pattern

Have you ever scrolled Pinterest or Instagram looking for the perfect crochet scrunchie pattern? If yes, and you want to turn your dreams into reality, try this easy crochet scrunchie pattern perfect for adding flair to any hairstyle.

This stylish crochet scrunchie with hair tie is incredibly quick and easy to make as you can make it in under an hour. The best part is that you don’t have to buy new yarn. Just look in your stash for scrappy leftover yarn and will be ready to go.

I don’t know about you but during summer I prefer not to carry large projects with me to go on vacations, picnics, or the beach.

This crochet hair scrunchie pattern fits this criterion perfectly, as it requires a small amount of yarn and a crochet hook, which makes it easy to carry around. With its quick completion time of under an hour, you can finish and wear your handmade accessory without delay.

Get the free pattern below or purchase the ad-free PDF version of this pattern on Ravelry. The PDF is designed for printing and this way you can support me! And don’t forget to PIN IT on your Pinterest board.

Also, in the hustle and bustle of summer activities, a scrunchie provides a quick and effortless way to tame unruly hair in seconds. With its simple yet stylish design, you can achieve your desired look without spending your precious time styling.

Thus, the combination of using scrappy leftover yarn and the quick completion time of the crochet scrunchie pattern makes it the perfect project for summer crafting. It’s portable, lightweight, and can be finished quickly, allowing you to enjoy the process of creating while still having plenty of time to soak up the sun and enjoy all that summer has to offer.

This easy crochet scrunchie pattern is part of the 60-Minute or Less Blog Hop hosted by Christine of Sweet Potato 3. The featured patterns are easy and quick to make as they are to be finished in one hour or less. The patterns are best as summer makes as they are easy to make and carry as most people are on vacation and don’t want to carry bulky projects.

The Blog Hop features ten incredible designers sharing their PDF patterns on the featured day. This is a quick blog hop as it will be for only 10 days starting from April 15-April.

Yarn

This crochet scrunchie was made using scrappy yarn from my previous projects. This meant I had to use different yarn to complete the project.

Here are the yarns I used.

Knitpicks Brava 100% Premium Acrylic 218 yds (200 m), 100g (3.5 oz) in white 88 yds (80 m)

Worsted Weight (4)

Scrappy yarn from Bella Slouchy Hat

KnitPicks Mighty Stitch 80% Acrylic, 20% Superwash Wool 208 yds (192 m), 100 gm (3.5 oz) in Oyster 60 yds (55 m)

Worsted Weight (4)

Scrappy yarn from Priscilla Lace Scarf

WeCrochet Galileo 50% Merino Wool, 50% Viscose from Bamboo 131 yds (120 m), 50 g (1.8 oz) in Pearl-80 yds (73 m)

Sport Weight (2)

Scrappy yarn from Carolyn’s Pearl Crochet Scarf

I love all the yarns and would use them again. You can use any scrappy yarn of your choice, whether it is cotton, Acrylic, and so on. Just be mindful of the measurements by making a swatch.

Here is another crochet scrunchie you might like

Simple Crochet Hair Scrunchy

Skill Level

Easy

Materials

Knitpicks Brava 100% Premium Acrylic 218 yds (200 m), 100g (3.5 oz) in white 88 yds (80 m)

Worsted Weight (4)

KnitPicks Mighty Stitch 80% Acrylic, 20% Superwash Wool 208 yds (192 m), 100 gm (3.5 oz) in Oyster 60 yds (55 m)

Worsted Weight (4)

WeCrochet Galileo 50% Merino Wool, 50% Viscose from Bamboo 131 yds (120 m), 50 g (1.8 oz) in Pearl-80 yds (73 m)

Weight Sport (2)

Hook 4.5 mm

Tape Measure

Scissors

Tapestry needle

1 Hair tie

Gauge

116 sts x 8 rows = 4” x 4” (10 cm x 10 cm) after blocking

6 clusters x 9 rows = 4” x 4” (10 cm x 10 cm) adjust as per pattern

Finished Measurements

18” long x 3.5” wide

Abbreviations

Ch-chain

Sc – single crochet

Dc – double crochet

Sk – skip

Cluster – 3 dc in same ch or st.

Rep – repeat
Notes
- The pattern is written in US Standard Terms
- Ch 3 at the beginning of the row counts as a stitch.
- I used two colors of the same yarn, that is the pink and cream part.
- If you decide to use 2 colors, make each row to the end and pick up the next color from where it is.
- Sometimes you might leave the working yarn hanging and go back to pick up the next yarn.
Granny Square Crochet Scrunchie Pattern Instructions

Row 1: dc in 4th ch, * sk 2, cluster in next ch, rep from * to last 4 chs, sk 2, dc in last 2 chs, turn (22 clusters, 4 dc).

Row 2: ch 3, sk 1, cluster between last st just skipped and next cluster, * sk next cluster, cluster between cluster just skipped and next cluster, rep from * to last cluster and 2 sts, sk cluster, cluster between cluster just skipped and next st, sk 1, dc in last st, turn (23 clusters & 2 dc).

Row 3: ch 3, * dc in next st, sk next 2 sts, cluster between last st just skipped and next cluster, * sk next cluster, cluster between the cluster just skipped and next cluster, rep from * to last cluster and last st, sk next 2 sts, dc in next 2 sts, turn (22 clusters & 4 dc).

Rows 4-7: rep rows 2 & 3

Do not fasten off.
Finishing

Fold the into two lengthwise so that the edges on all sides align.

Check out the photo tutorial on how to finish this scrunchie here
- Place the hair tie at the beginning of the scrunchie next to the hook.
- Sc through the 2 edges of the scrunchie and over the head tie.
- Continue around working in each st to end.
- Fasten off and weave ends.
April 14, 2024
Garnet Crochet Headband

Inspiration

I decided to make a crochet headband to be an accompaniment to the Grace’ Garnet Crochet Scarf which is part of my Gemstone Crochet Scarf Collection. This is an easy pattern to make just as is the scarf, using mainly double crochet stitches and chains.

This is an easy and quick crochet pattern that you can finish in less than two hours making it the best last-minute gift. Although it is lacy, it is still warm and cozy enough that you can use it during those chilly days. You can also use a thicker yarn to make a warmer and cozier headband. Just remember to check the gauge so that you don’t end up with an oversized headband.

Get the free pattern below or purchase the ad-free PDF version of this pattern on Etsy and Ravelry . The PDF is designed for printing and this way you can support me! And don’t forget to PIN IT on your Pinterest board.

Yarn

I used Yarn Bee Soft Secret 100% Acrylic 300 yds(275 m)/6 oz (170 g) in Garnet 453yds/414 m. The yarn is great to work with and the scarf is soft, silky, and warm. I used the yarn to make the scarf and loved it. That is why decided to make the headband.

This headband pattern is part of the Quick Makes Crochet Blog Hop hosted by Susanna of Fosbas Designs The blog hop consists of quick-make patterns featured daily this month. There is an option to purchase a bundle of all 32 patterns at a discounted price of $12.99. This saves you time and helps prevent the hassle of blog hopping daily. Plus you are guaranteed to get all the patterns. Below are the patterns in this blog hop.

Click below to get the bundle

Skill Level

Easy

Materials

Yarn Bee Soft Secret 100% Acrylic 300 yds(275 m)/6 oz (170 g) in Garnet 453yds/414 m

Worsted Weight (4)

Hook 4 mm (G)

Tape Measure

Scissors

Tapestry Needle

Yarn Amount

Color A 35 yds (32 m) – 55 yds (50 m)

Color B 25 yds (23 m) – 35 yds (32 m)

Gauge

22 sts x 9 rows = 4” x 4” (10 cm x 10 cm)

Finished Measurements

Child Small Medium Large

Length 18” 20” 21” 22”

Width 4.5” 4.5” 4.5” 4.5”

Abbreviations

Ch – chain

Sc – single crochet

Dc – double crochet

Rep – repeat

Shell – (sc, ch 3, 2 dc) in same st.

Notes

Pattern is written in US Standard Terms.

The Pattern is worked in rows.

Pattern Instructions

Multiples of 8 plus 2

Ch 26

Row 1: sc in 2nd ch from hook, *ch 4, sk next 3 ch, shell in next ch, sk next 3 ch, sc in next ch, rep from * across, turn (3 shells, 3 ch-4s each row).

Row 2: ch 5, (counts as dc & ch 2), *shell in middle ch of next ch-3 loop, sc in next ch-4 loop**, ch 4, rep from * across, ending last rep at **, ch 2, dc in last sc, turn.

Row 3: Ch 1, sc in first dc, *ch 4, shell in middle ch of next ch-3 loop, sc in next ch-4 loop, rep from * across, ending with last sc in 3rd ch of turning ch, turn.

Rows 4- 41, (45, 47, 49): rep rows 2 & 3.

Row 42, (46, 48, 50): *ch 3, sc in middle ch of next ch-3 loop, ch 3, sc in next ch-4 loop*, rep from * across ending with sc in last st.

Fasten off leaving a long tail of yarn.

Finishing Off

Thread the long tail in a tapestry needle and sew the end of the headband to the beginning of the headband.

November 4, 2022
Simple Crochet Hair Scrunchy
Inspiration

Have you ever made a crochet scrunchie? I can finally say I have. This is my first crochet hair tie pattern design and I can say I really enjoyed making it.

This hairband pattern is easy and quick, perfect for both beginners but still enjoyable for advanced crocheters.

I love hair scrunchies as I believe they always come in handy. That is why I always make sure that I have one either in my purse or car where I can reach it in a moment’s time.

Hair scrunchies can be worn with any fashion or on any occasion. You can wear it going to the office, to play sports, to school, go shopping, hang out at home, you name it.

Add style and elegance to your fashion with this stylish yet simple and easy crochet hair scrunchie

Get the free pattern below or purchase the ad-free PDF version of this pattern on Etsy and Ravelry. The PDF is designed for printing and this way you can support me! And don’t forget to PIN IT on your Pinterest board.

Yarn

I used WeCrochet Comfy Color Mist in Chive Blossom and Jean Jacket, which are worsted weight yarns, and Knitpicks Cotlin Reflections 7 in Polar Blue which is a weight 3 (DK) yarn. The Scrunchies turned out well in both yarns and are perfect for any weather. I have used both yarns before to make a scarf and two tops and love all of them. You can see them below:

Tweedie Crochet Summer Top

Morning Glory Spring Top

Lilian Lace Scarf

To get the texture or feel of these hair scrunchies, you can use any cotton or cotton blend yarn in DK or worsted weight yarn.

Skill Level

Easy

Materials

WeCrochet Comfy Color Mist 75% Pima Cotton, 25% Acrylic 219 yds (200 m) /(100 gm (3.5 oz) in Chive Blossom and Jean Jacket, Worsted Weight Yarn (4)-58 yds (53 m) each.

Knitpicks Cotlin Reflections 70% Tanguis Cotton, 30% Linen 246 yds ( 225 m)/100g (3.5 oz), DK (weight 3) yarn in Polar Blue 60 yds (55 m).

Hook Size – 4 mm (G)

Scissors

Tape Measure

Tapestry Needle

Hair tie

Gauge

117 sts x 4 ch-7 loops = 4” x 4” (10 cm x10 cm)

Finished Measurements

5” x 5”

Abbreviations

Ch – chain

Sc – single crochet

Sk – skip

Ch-7 lp(s) – chain 7 loop(s)
Ch-10 lp(s) – chain 10 loop(s)

Notes
- The pattern is written in US Standard Terms
- Ch at the beginning of the row does not count as a st.
- The hair tie is attached to the width side of the headband after the headband is finished.
Crochet Scrunchie Pattern Instructions

Ch 71

Row 1: sc in 2nd ch and each ch to end, turn (70).

Row 2: *ch 7, sc in next st, rep across to last st, turn (69 ch-7 lps).

Row 3: ch 4, sc in first ch-7 lp, and each lp to end, turn.

Row 4: *ch 7, sk 1, sc in next st, rep to end, turn (34).

Row 5: ch 4, *sc in ch-7 lp, ch 1, rep from * to last ch, sc in last ch, turn.

Row 6: ch 7, sc in first st, *ch 7, sc in next ch, ch 7, sc in next st, rep from * to end, turn.

Row 7: Rep row 3.

Do not fasten off.

Finishing

Fold the into two lengthwise so that the edges on all sides align.
- Place the hair tie at the beginning of the scrunchie next to the hook.
- Sc through the 2 edges of the scrunchie and over the head tie.
- Continue around working in each st to end.
- Fasten off and weave ends.
August 12, 2022
Love Life Headbands

Inspiration

There is never a more fulfilling time than when you make things for your family. now that I have grandchildren I never run out of ideas of what I need to make. Making this headband was fun. I decided lace headband for all of my grandchildren since it is summer. I wanted something that will be comfortable for warm weather. These lace headbands with a flower turned to be perfect.

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Yarn

I used Bernat Baby Softee Cotton which is a cotton blend DK yarn. The headbands turned out to be perfect for this hot summer. the yarn was easy to work with and I am hoping to make matching dresses in the future.

Substitute yarns to Bernat Baby Softee Yarn include Bernat Softee Cotton, Caron Cotton Cakes, Hobbii Acacia, and Lion Brand LB Collection Cotton.

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Skill Level

Intermediate

Materials

Bernat Baby Softee Cotton 60% Cotton, 40% Acrylic, 254 yds (232 m), 4.2 oz (120g) weight 3 in:

Feather Gray and Cotton

Clear White and Blush

Clear White and Periwinkle

Clear White and Jade Frost

Hook Size 4 mm (G).

Tapestry Needle

Tape Measure

Scissors

Hair Tie

Yarn Amount

Color A 35 yds (32 m) – 55 yds (50 m)

Color B 25 yds (23 m) – 35 yds (32 m)

Gauge

18 sts x 9 rows = 4” x 4” (10 cm x 10 cm)

Finished Measurements

Preemie NB-3 mo 3-6 mo 6-12 mo 12-24 mo Toddler Child

Length 13” 14” 15” 16.5” 18” 19” 21”

Width 2” 2” 2” 2” 2” 2” 2”

Abbreviations

Ch(s) – chain(s)

St(s) – stitch(es)

Sc – single crochet

Dc – double crochet

Rep – repeat

Sk – skip

Sl st – slip stitch

Notes

The headband and flower are worked separately.

The flower is rolled in circles then attached and sewn on the band.

Flower

Using Color A, Ch 30, (40)

Row 1: sc in 2nd st from hook, *ch 2, sk 1, sc in next ch, rep from * to end, turn (20 sc, 19 chs)

Row 2: ch 1, sl st in first ch 2, *ch 1, 4 dc in same ch-2 sp, ch 1, sl st in same ch-2 sp, sk next st, sl st in next ch-2 sp, rep from * to last st, sc in last st, turn (19).

Row 3: Using Color B, sc in each st and ch to end.

Fasten off.

Band

Row 1: Using Color A, 7 sc on hair tie, turn.

Row 2: ch 5, sc in first st, (sk 2, sc in next st, ch 5, sc in same st) 2 times. Do Not Turn, Leave yarn hanging, go to the beginning of the same row and attach Color B in first ch-5 lp (3 ch-5 lps)

Row 3: Using Color B, ch 2, sc in first ch-5 lp, ch 5, sc in same ch-5 lp, (sc in next ch-5 lp, ch 5, sc in same ch-5 lp) 2 times, pick up Color A and turn.

Row 4: Using Color A, ch 2, sc in first ch-5 lp, ch 5, sc in same ch-5 lp, (sc in next ch-5 lp, ch 5, sc in same ch-5 lp) 2 times. Leave yarn hanging and go back to use Color B.

Rows 5- 30, (32, 34, 38, 40, 42, 46): Rep rows 3 & 4.

Row 31, (33, 35, 39, 41, 43, 47): ch 2, sc in first ch-5 lp, (ch 1, 2 sc in next ch-5 lp) 2 times.

Using Color A, sc in the hair tie, sc 2 sts through each loop, and the hair tie to attach the band to the hair tie for a total of 7 sts. Do not fasten off.

Finishing (working on both sides of the band

Working along one side of the band first

sc between the band sts and first row of the band, *ch 2, dc in the same place as sc, sk 1 row, sc between the row just sk and next row, rep from * to end.

Rep on the other side.

Fasten off and weave in ends.

Flower

Roll the flower in layers in circles. Secure the flower before sewing to the headband. (See photos below).

Sew the flower on the headband.

I sew mine on the left side of the band.

You can sew in the middle or wherever you prefer.

June 19, 2022
Mama’s Mobius Scarf
Inspiration

Mother’s day is around the corner and what a better time to prepare for it than now. As I was thinking of something I could make my mom, I knew I wanted something simple yet elegant. I wanted something she could wear in spring, summer, and fall. Living in the south, a lace pattern was my number one choice. I have made her regular scarves, which she loves, but this time, I decided to go with the Mobius Infinity Scarf.

The scarf is simple, easy, and quick to make. It is something you can make on the go and can leave and come back and start where you left off without the fear of messing up.

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Check out my other scarves:

Grace’s Garnet Scarf

Clarice’s Amethyst Scarf

Ocean Breeze Infinity Scarf

Cool Everyday Scarf

Golden Glamour Lacy Scarf

Yarn

I used Baby Bee Sweet Delight Prints for this scarf which is a weight 3 yarn. After going through my stash I decided on this yarn because of its softness. I also wanted a lightweight yarn that will be suitable for spring and summer. I loved working with this yarn as it was easy to work with and the scarf is light and soft as I desired.

Yarn Substitute for Baby Bee Sweet Delight Prints are below,

Baby Bee Sweet Delight, Ice Yarns Basics DK, Katia Saigon, Mary Maxim Baby, and Lion Brand Babysoft Solid

Skill Level

Intermediate

Materials

Baby Bee Sweet Delight Prints 60% Acrylic, 40% Polyamide 377 yds (345 m), 4 oz (115 g) in Baby Pastel.

Hook 4 mm (G)

Scissors

Tape Measure

Tapestry Needle

Yarn Amount

SIZES YARN AMOUNT

XS 402yds (368 m)

S 485 yds (443 m)

M 550 yds (503 m)

L 620 yds (567 m)

XL 785 yds (718 m)

2X 880 yds (805 m)

3X 960 yds (878 m)

4X 1020 yds (933 m)

5X 1140 yds (1042 m)

Guage

20 sts x 8 rows = 4” x 4” (10 cm x 10 cm)

Finished Measurements

Sizes Circumference Height

XS 32” 20.5”

S 36” 20.5”

M 40” 20.5”

L 44” 20.5”

XL 48” 20.5”

2X 52” 20.5”

3X 56” 20.5”

4X 60” 20.5”

5X 64” 20.5”

Ravelry

Etsy
Abbreviations (US terms)

Ch – chain

Sc – single crochet

Dc – double crochet

Sk -skip

Notes
- Ch 3 at the beg of the round counts as a st.
  
  The rounds are joined to the 3rd ch of the starting ch of the same round.
  
  The scarf is worked in rounds.
  
  A is made twist at the end of the 2nd row.
  
  Availability
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April 8, 2022