So I was making my daughter a hat the other day and she asked me for a Fairy. So I decided to make her a green fairy. She is 5 and this is actually the first time she has named something. My baby is growing up *sniff* Pattern available at My Etsy Store
Monday, August 31, 2009
Friday, August 28, 2009
Rainbow Hat with Star Pattern
This is an adult hat but I got sick of modeling so I just had my daughter model. It is hard to take a picture of a hat in a mirror and not get the camera or the flash in the way.
and the little stuffed star at the end
This pattern is available in My Etsy Shop for $3.00 if anyone is interested.
and the little stuffed star at the end
This pattern is available in My Etsy Shop for $3.00 if anyone is interested.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Cosmo the Crochet Dragon
I wanted to make a large Dragon. This one turned out bigger than I had intended 33 inches long.
The Pattern is available at My Etsy Store
The Pattern is available at My Etsy Store
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Free Convertible Hat Pattern
I wanted to make a cool hat pattern so my mother in law could make hats. She can only make simple things. I came up with this. It is basically just a tube cinched on top. If you make this please post a link to pics :D I would love to see what people come up with.
Convertible Hat
By: AprilDraven
for personal use only
Please don't sell this pattern.
Gauge: 4 inches = 13 stitches and 14 rows
My head size is 22 and a half inches around so adjust your hook size accordingly. Remember yarn stretches a little bit so this hat will fit inches bigger too.
Yarn: regular 4 ply worsted yarn
Hat measures about 10 inches from top to bottom so if you want to try it in hdc or dc those are the measurements :)
abbreviation meanings:
sc: single crochet
dc: double crochet
fp: Front post
bp: back post
ss: slip stitch
sk: skip
FO: Fasten Off
H/8-5.00MM hook
12 sc= 4 inches
100% Acrylic yarn (the cheap stuff LOL)
with black ch 75 join to first ch with a ss to form a circle (or chain enough to go around your head), ch 1
sc in each ch around, join with a ss to top of first sc, ch 2
*1dcfp, 1dcbp* repeat from * to * around, join with a ss to top of first dc, ch 2 (5 rounds) (on the end of the 5th round ch 1 instead of chaining 2)
switch to pink
sc in each dc around, join with a ss to top of first sc, ch 1
sc in each sc around, join with a ss to top of first sc
switch to black
ch 1, sc in each sc, join with a ss to top of first sc, ch 1
repeat with 2 rows of each color until there is 7 stripes of pink and 7 stripes of black
on the last round
ch 2, skip 1, *sc 2, ch 1, sk 1, sc 2* continue from * to * around join with a ss. FO.
for the top tie ch 140 FO and weave around the top holes and cinch shut and tie a bow. add beads to the end ties and you are done :D
*NOTE* If you are making the hat just one color instead of chaining and joining with a ss at the end of every round you can get a marker and make it in rounds so you don't get a seam line.
You can wear the hat as a slouchy hat, Pull your hair through the hole in the top, fold up the brim, or wear it as a scarf.
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This work by April Folts is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
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Any donations are welcome and appreciated.
Convertible Hat
By: AprilDraven
for personal use only
Please don't sell this pattern.
Gauge: 4 inches = 13 stitches and 14 rows
My head size is 22 and a half inches around so adjust your hook size accordingly. Remember yarn stretches a little bit so this hat will fit inches bigger too.
Yarn: regular 4 ply worsted yarn
Hat measures about 10 inches from top to bottom so if you want to try it in hdc or dc those are the measurements :)
abbreviation meanings:
sc: single crochet
dc: double crochet
fp: Front post
bp: back post
ss: slip stitch
sk: skip
FO: Fasten Off
H/8-5.00MM hook
12 sc= 4 inches
100% Acrylic yarn (the cheap stuff LOL)
with black ch 75 join to first ch with a ss to form a circle (or chain enough to go around your head), ch 1
sc in each ch around, join with a ss to top of first sc, ch 2
*1dcfp, 1dcbp* repeat from * to * around, join with a ss to top of first dc, ch 2 (5 rounds) (on the end of the 5th round ch 1 instead of chaining 2)
switch to pink
sc in each dc around, join with a ss to top of first sc, ch 1
sc in each sc around, join with a ss to top of first sc
switch to black
ch 1, sc in each sc, join with a ss to top of first sc, ch 1
repeat with 2 rows of each color until there is 7 stripes of pink and 7 stripes of black
on the last round
ch 2, skip 1, *sc 2, ch 1, sk 1, sc 2* continue from * to * around join with a ss. FO.
for the top tie ch 140 FO and weave around the top holes and cinch shut and tie a bow. add beads to the end ties and you are done :D
*NOTE* If you are making the hat just one color instead of chaining and joining with a ss at the end of every round you can get a marker and make it in rounds so you don't get a seam line.
You can wear the hat as a slouchy hat, Pull your hair through the hole in the top, fold up the brim, or wear it as a scarf.
**********************************************************************
This work by April Folts is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
*******************************************************************************
Any donations are welcome and appreciated.
Monday, August 17, 2009
My Phantom of the Opera doll won first place!
Yay! I won first place for my Phantom Doll in our Fair (Northern District Fair) I am so excited.