Dallas Cowboys Hat

Dallas Cowboys Hat

Here’s my Dallas Cowboys inspired crochet hat.  I think it turned out gorgeous and hope my customer will love it as much as I do.  

And, with “Cowboys” on it…

Happy Crocheting…

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The Dreamer Hat

“The Dreamer” Hat       

Here's one of my newest hat designs that I absolutely love.  The finished hat is just fabulous.  I've made this with different brands of worsted weight yarn and I have loved all of them.  The pom is optional.  You can add a faux or crocheted pom.

Here’s the link to my Etsy Shop for some great crochet and craft items at very reasonable prices so check it out!!!

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The Ad-free, PDF version of this pattern can be purchased in my Etsy Shop for a small fee.  Here is the link:

Dreamer Hat PDF Pattern 

 

Size:  Teen - Average Adult-Sized Head

(you can easily adjust to smaller or bigger size)

 

Materials:

--5.0mm hook

--#4 worsted weight yarn in desired color and brand

--optional pom

--tapestry needle

U.S. Stitch Abbreviations:

Ch:  chain

St:  stitch

Sl st:  slip stitch

MR:  magic ring

DC:  double crochet

BLO:  back loops only

FPDC:  front post double crochet

BPDC:  back post double crochet

Rep:  repeat

Sk:  skip

FO:  fasten off 

Note:  Pattern is worked in the round; unless otherwise noted.

 

Directions:

1.  10 DC into MR.  (10)

2.  2 DC in each st around.  (20)

3.  2 DC in first st, 1 DC in next st.  Rep around.  (30)

4.  2 DC in first st, 1 DC in next 2 st.  Rep around.  (40)

5.  2 DC in first st, 1 DC in next 3 st.  Rep around.  (50)

6.  2 DC in first st, 1 DC in next 4 st.  Rep around.  Sl st join to first st.  (60)

7.  Ch3 (counts as first DC).  2 DC in same st as Ch3.  *Sk 2 st.  3 DC in next st.*  Rep from * to * around. Sl st join to top of Ch3.  (60)

8.  Rep #7.  (60)

9.  BLO.  DC around.  (60)

10-11.  Rep #7.

12.  BLO.  DC around.  (60)

13-14.  Rep #7.  (60)

15.  BLO.  DC around.  (60)

16.  Ch3 (counts as FPDC).  *BPDC, FPDC* rep from * to * around the post st around.  Sl st join.  (60)

 

                                      FPDC                                      BPDC

17.  Rep #16.  FO and weave ends.

 

If you want the hat to be longer, so that you can fold up the front, then continue to make more rounds of 13-15 before you start the last 2 rounds and then add 4-6 additional rounds of 16-17.  

 

I hope you enjoy this pattern.  If you make this, please share your pics with me on social media.  My info is listed below.  

Happy Crocheting…

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Candy Cane Ornament

With Christmas right around the corner, here is a quick and easy pattern for a candy cane. I shared the free pattern on my Instagram account. 

Candy Cane Ornament

So, here’s the link for my Candy Candy Ornament Reel with free pattern…

Happy Crocheting…

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Winter Season - Hats & Headbands

With winter weather upon us, I’ve been busy designing quite a few new hats and headbands.  The patterns each work up easy with a beautiful texture created. 

I hope to get the patterns added soon. But, to be honest, I’ve had a lot going on in recent months with the death of my sister-in-law and some serious medical issues. 

Please feel free to message me with any questions…

Happy Crocheting…

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Hocus Pocus Washcloth

 Hocus Pocus Washcloth 

Here’s my simple “Hocus Pocus Washcloth” in Peaches & Creme yarn in Orange, Purple and Black and a 5.0mm hook.  

I started with a chain 32.  I used single crochet (SC) stitches.  31 SC stitches across. I completed 31 rows.  

Here’s the graph pattern I made for this washcloth if you would like to make one for yourself.

Happy Crocheting…

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Frankenstein Tissue Box Cover

Frankenstein Tissue Box Cover 

I whipped up this tissue box cover within 2 hours last night to add to my fall decor collection. 

I used Red Heart Super Saver yarn in Spring Green and Black and a 5.0mm hook. I used 2 plastic eyes but you can crochet your eyes, if so desired. 

The cover is made using the HDC (Half Double Crochet) stitch, except for one row, in which I rotated between HDC and DC (Double Crochet) for the hair. 

1.  The sides are all made in one piece. With Spring Green, I chain 55.  From 2nd chain and across, HDC. Ch1 and turn. (54)

2.-11. HDC across. Ch1 and turn. At the end of Row 11, fasten off Spring Green yarn. (54)

12.  Hair Row!!!  “HDC, HDC, 3DC dropped down into previous row stitch, skip 2 stitches, and repeat across.”  At the end of this Row, fasten off.  With right side together, you will slip stitch close the short ends together.  Weave ends. 

Top:

1.  With Black yarn, chain 14.  HDC in 2nd chain from hook and across.  Ch1 and turn. (13)

2-6.  HDC across.  Ch1 and turn.  (13)

7.  HDC in the first 4 stitches, chain 5 and skip 5 stitches (for opening), HDC in last 4 stitches.  Ch1 and turn.  (8 st and 5 ch = 13)

8.  HDC in first 4 stitches, HDC 5x in the chain space, HDC in the last 4 stitches.  Ch1 and turn.  (13)

9-13.  HDC across.  Ch1 and turn.  At the end of row 13, leave a long tail for attaching the top.

Assembly:

1.  Use tapestry needle to attach the top to the sides with a whip stitch around. 

2.  I added my eyes at Row 7 from the bottom  going up with 4 stitches between them.

3.  With Black yarn, I added a little stitch on the side and a smile.  For this part, you can do whatever you like.  

And, that’s it for my “Frankenstein Tissue Box Cover!!!”

Happy Crocheting…

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Rectangle Tissue Box Cover

Rectangle Tissue Box Cover 

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Football Time

Football Time 

At my home, fall means time for football!!! So I had to do a craft to honor my hubby’s love of the game of football…

You can use this as a wall or door hanging.  Here’s what I used:

From Hobby Lobby -

-chipboard

-1 sheet of scrapbook paper 

-variety of fall ribbons

From Dollar Tree -

-modpodge 

-football (removed it from a yard sign)

-rope

-acorns

-scrabble tiles

-3 wood cubes

You will also need a hot glue gun.  

Directions:

1.  Complete Modpodge steps to adhere paper.  

2.  Hot glue rope around border.

3.  Hot glue wood cubes to football and then hot glue cubes to center of chipboard. 

4.  Hot glue scrabble tiles to say, “Football Time.”

5.  Trim a variety of fall ribbons, attach in center with a toe and then hot glue to corner top.

6.  Hot glue acorns to center of ribbons. 

7.  Hot glue rope to the top, backside ends to create a hanger.

That’s it!!!!  Simple, inexpensive and super cute project fir your football fan!!!!

Happy Crafting…

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Tammy!!!

This past week I had to say goodbye to my friend and sister-in-law, Tammy.  It has been an extremely emotional, physical and mentally draining week. 

Tammy was a beautiful soul - inside and out - always smiling, laughing and trying to make the world a better place. 

I know I’m behind on updating my blog with patterns but I hope to update soon when I’m feeling up to it. 

In the mean time, please remember my family during this time of grief. 

Pumpkin Tissue Box Cover

Cute.  Simple.  Easy.  I love these 3 words when describing a project. And, this project is exactly that!!!!

Pumpkin Tissue Box Cover

I used acrylic yarn in orange, brown and green and a 5.0mm hook. This is basically the same pattern I use for all of my tissue covers.  So just do a search on my blog for tissue box covers.

Happy Crocheting…

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