"This pretty headband is quick and simple to make. I have crocheted it in a herringbone stitch using a 4.50mm hook size and light worseted #3 yarn (double knitting for UK crocheters) Make a few in different colours and match them to your outfit of the day, it can be worn in all se...
All the crocheters that got the pattern as a gift from me, please send me an email on crobypatterns@gmail.com and I will send you the updated version. Crochet Baby Booties PATTERN – Grandpa Slippers. * The price is for the pattern only, not the finished product! * Finished measurements...
FREE Written Crochet Pattern: Starburst Garden Headband-This cute look is perfect for the free spirit and lover of beaches! It gives you that laid-back style but can also be that dressy accessory to a free-flow style. Guaranteed to liven up the tropical sundress, your graphic tees, or a...
Crochet Baby Booties Pattern – Moss Stitch The pattern for crochet baby bonnet is written in two simple steps: sole upper part strap. Please, read the instructions carefully. Don’t skip any parts of the pattern, and make sure you do not accidentally lose or add additional stitches to the ...
Whether you're looking for new projects to try or are short on ayarnbudget, you can find a free pattern that will surely please you. From cutebaby blanketsand simple crochet patterns forafghansto stylish winterhats,scarves, andclothing, there's something for everyone and every skill level. ...
11. Daisy Braided Headband Crochet Pattern by Mon Petit Violon ThisDaisy Braided Headband Crochet Patternis surprisingly easy and it makes an adorable headpiece for a young flower girl (or a bohemian beauty of any age)! It would be casual enough for everyday wear but fancy enough to serve as...
1920s Rose Swirl Crochet Headband By:Olivia Kent from hopefulhoney.com Get in touch with your inner flapper with this chic 1920's Rose Swirl Headband. The headband pattern has a lovely crochet flower on the side which adds a great deal of visual interest. Wear the flower on the side of ...
Although I’ve always wanted to create a boarlet pattern, I was never sure about how to design it. But now that I’ve made a few animals on all fours, I had a good idea of how to shape this baby boar. The first test version looked more like a fawn than a piglet, but I have...
This blanket uses the granite stitch. You can find several helpful YouTube videos on how to make this stitch if you’ve never done it. The one that I’ve linked to in the past for my Fave Slouch Hat and Twist Headband is fromFiber Flux, and you can find the tutorial HERE. You will...
The lace scarf is a real labour of love as it has a 12 row pattern which takes lots of concentration but I am nearly there! I do have a pic of the latest baby cardigan in Sublime with its recipient. Here is Anna – Mae with her parcel and wearing the cardigan – doesn’t she ...