Crochet Christmas Santa's Hat Valence; Christmas Santa's Hat Apron.

This pattern was so much fun to make.  I know it's the end of July (and a little early) but I've been in a Christmas mood lately...lol. 

I started out creating a pattern design for this Christmas "Santa's Hat" Valence that quickly became a very versatile piece.  With a few minor changes, it can also be used as a Christmastime Santa's Hat Apron.  If you change the colors, you can use this to make it a snowman, an elf, a gingerbread girl/boy, a witch/sorcerer...just about anything you can imagine.  The pattern is great for the beginner and the experienced crocheters/hookers.   

I used Red Heart Super Saver yarn with this project.  It measures approximately 32" long and 15" wide. 

I'm offering this pattern at a very low, reasonable price and truly thank and appreciate anyone who buys it.  Upon payment completion, the pattern will be electronically emailed to you.  No refunds. 

Christmas Santa's Hat Apron

Copyright:

Please do not use my pictures as your own, claim my pattern as your own, post/share the pattern for free or make minor changes to the pattern and call it your own.  You may sell anything you make.  I just ask that you please reference back to my blog.  


Pattern Cost:  

$2.99

Link: 

paypal.me/Rilla2u

Settling In....

The past three weeks has been hectic, tiring and an overall experience that I don't want to go through again.  Moving is hard work, especially after accumulating so much "stuff" at one house for 20+ years...lol.

I'm loving the new house and added space and so thankful that the home we raised our boys in will now be occupied by my eldest son, daughter-in-law and two grandsons.

I have my younger son's daughter and son at the house today.  Arielle (2 and a 1/2) and Luke (7 and a 1/2 months) are such a delight and so adorable...

Arielle loves her apron and hat, inspired by Snow White...and, well, she just looked so adorable coming into church this past Sunday with her skirt and top on that I crocheted for her back during the winter months...