Project Skill Level – Beginner This Pattern Uses U.S. Terms Materials:   Weight 5 Bulky Yarn L / 8.0mm Hook Scissors Yarn Needle   Size: Average Adult - Unisex   Measurements: 11.5” Tall – 8.5” Wide (Aprox.)   Gauge: 6 rows of 10 Double Crochet = 4 Inches If you haven't done so already, please join my  Facebook Group   and share pics of your finished slouchy beanie there.   Stitches & Abbreviations:   Chain (CH) - Insert hook into stitch. Yarn over. Pull through stitch and loop   Slip Stitch (SS) – Insert hook into stitch. Yarn over. Pull through stitch and loop.   Double Crochet (DC) – Yarn over. Insert hook into stitch. Yarn over. Draw up loop. Yarn over. Pull through 2 loops. Yarn over. Pull through 2 loops.   Single Crochet (SC) – Insert hook into stitch. Yarn over. Draw up loop. Yarn over. Pull through 2 loops.   Back Loop Only (BLO)   Notes: This beanie is made from the top down. The CH 2 and CH 1 DOES NOT count as a stitch. Save to Ra

Skill Level: Beginner Description: This is a beginner level pattern that is designed as a great way to practice making a slip knot, doing a foundation chain and the single crochet stitch. I will be using UK terms for this pattern. Materials Needed: Any colour DK or worsted weight yarn 4.00 mm crochet hook Scissors Darning needle Measuring tape Two medium-sized buttons Sewing needle & thread (to sew on buttons) If you haven't done so already, please join my  Facebook Group   and share pics of your finished ear saver there. Stitches used: CH - chain SC - Single Crochet Gauge: None Sizes: Kid - 4" Small - 4.5" Medium - 5" Large - 5.5" This pattern is for size small. Pattern: CH 5 Row 1: SC into the 2nd stitch from the hook and continue across. CH 1, turn (4) Rows 2-19: SC across (4), CH 1, Turn (Remember to adjust the number of rows and measure to reach your desired length.) Fasten off. Weave ends. Add buttons. Your done! Please snap a p

Project Skill Level: Easy – Beginner Level Sizes Included: Adult – One Size Fits Most Finished Measurements: 8” Wide / 4.5” Tall (Aprox.) Stitch Patterns Used (US Terminology): Single Crochet Half Double Crochet Double Crochet Pattern Abbreviations: SC – Single Crochet HDC – Half Double Crochet BLO - Back Loop Only CH – Chain SS – Slip Stitch WS – Wrong Side RS - Right Side If you haven't done so already, please join my  Facebook Group   and share pics of your finished face mask there. Materials ● Acrylic Yarn or 100% Cotton DK Yarn ● 5mm Hook ● Yarn/Tapestry needle Gauge Not important. Notes: Starting SC and DC do not count as a stitch. Save to Ravelry Queue Pattern Mask: CH 31 Row 1: SC into 2nd CH from hook and next five chains, HDC 18 times, SC 6 times, CH 1, turn (30) Row 2-14: 6 SC BLO, 18 HDC BLO, 6 SC BLO, CH 1,turn (30) (Decrease the number of rows to make a kid’s size or increase the number of rows to make an adult male size). Row 15: SC across row, SL into la

Project Skill Level: Easy – Beginner Level This pattern uses US terms. Materials List Weight 4 Yarn in two different colours * H/8 or 5mm Crochet hook Scissors Tape Measure Yarn needle Crochet Gauge : 4 sts x 2 rows in dc = 1“ square * If you want to use a different weight yarn, just follow these measurements and use the recommended hook size for your yarn choice: 13” x 7" (starting chain will need to measure 26”) If you haven't done so already, please join my  Facebook Group   and share pics of your finished cowl there. Notes: This pattern is made in the round. The beginning CH 2 counts as the first stitch. There is no CH 1 for the accent colour rows. I made the hat that's pictured following this pattern: Hat w/Flower . I designed the cowl to match it. Abbreviations: CH = chain SC = single crochet HDC = half-double crochet DC = double crochet SL ST = slip stitch BLO = Back Loop Only Colour A = Main Colour Colour B = Accent Colour Save to Ravelry Queue P