The Essentials Bag uses the granny spike stitch with Furls Wander yarn to create a soft textured bag that is perfect for carrying your crochet essentials on the go. And since the yarn is premium acrylic it is also easy to clean.

Once you have the granny spike stitch down, the pattern is simple to follow and works up quickly.

Materials

Furls Fiberarts Wander Acrylic yarn, 3 skeins of (C1) Agave
and 3 skeins of (C2) Moonbeam

Hook in size J-6 mm ( I used the Furls Alpha)

tapestry needle

Gauge

4″= 3 stitches and ch-1 sp in granny spike stitch pattern

Measurements

Bottom= 12” by 2.75”

Body=12” by 16” while laying flat

Straps=26” by 2”

Abbreviations

Sc=single crochet

Hdc= half double crochet

Dc= double crochet

Dc Spike=double crochet spike stitch (long dc in st two rows below)

Special Stitches

Granny spike stitch- Dc in ch-1 sp, dc spike st in center stitch two rows below, then place last dc in ch-1sp.

Notes

Beginning chains counts a stitch, unless specified.

Bottom of bag is worked in joined rounds and body is worked in turned rounds.

Pattern

Bottom

In C1, Chain 30

Rnd 1: Hdc in 2nd ch from hook and each across
until last ch. 6hdc in last ch. Working on opposite side of ch, hdc in each ch
until reaching last st. 5hdc in last ch. Slst in 1st hdc to join.

Rnd 2: Ch 2 (counts as hdc),hdc in same space. Hdc in next
27 st. (2 hdc) in next 6 st. Hdc in next 27 st. (2hdc) in last 5 st. Join to 1st
st with a slst.

Rnd 3: Ch 2, hdc in same sp. Hdc in next 28 st. (2 hdc in
next st, hdc in next) six times. Hdc in next 27 st. (2hdc in next st, hdc in
next) five times. Join with a slst to first st.

Rnd 4: Ch 24.hdc in the same sp. 2 hdc in next st. Hdc in
next 28 st. 2 hdc in next 2 st. Hdc in next st. (2 hdc in next sp, hdc in next
2 st) 5 times. Hdc in next 27 st. (2 hdc in next st,hdc in next 2 st) 5 times.  Slst to 1st st to join.
Rnd 5: Ch 2, hdc in bl of each stitch around. Change to C2.

Body

You will join at the end of each round and turn from here out

Rnd 6: Ch 3(counts as a st), 2dc in same st. *Ch1, skip 3 st,3 dc in next.Repeat from* around. Join with a slst and turn.

Rnd 7: Ch 3, dc spike in the center stitch below, dc in samech-1 sp. *Ch 1, skip dc and dc in ch-1 space,dc spike in center st of rowbelow, d,c in ch-sp. Repeat from * around. Slst to first st to join. Turn. 

For rounds 8 through 33repeat round 7, following this color sequence:

Rnd 8: C2

Rnd 9-10: C1

Rnd 11-13: C2

Rnd 14‐15: C1

Rnd 16‐18: C2

Rnd 19-20: C1

Rnd 21-23: C2

Rnd 24-25: C1

Rnd 26-28: C2

Rnd 29-30: C1

Rnd 31-33: C2

Switch to C1.

Rnd 34: Ch2, hdc in each dc and ch-1 space around. Slst to 1st stitch. Turn.

Rnd 35-37: Ch2, hdc in each stitch around. Slst to 1st stitch. Turn.

On last round fasten off and weave in any ends.

Straps

(Make 2)

Ch6.

Row 1: sc in 2nd ch from hook and each across. Turn.

Row 2: Ch 1, sc in each stitch. Turn.

Repeat row 2 until work measures 26”
when lightly stretched.

Sc evenly around the entire edge of strap.

Fold strap in half. Starting 1.5 inches from egde sew strap together using your preferred method, stopping when you get 1.5 inches to other
edge.

Fasten off.

Turn bag inside out and lay flat.  Line up strap 3 inches away from edge of bag and
attach  strap to top of rnd 34 of bag,
sewing unseamed edge to the bag.  Attach
other end of strap around 8 inches away from first end (which should be 3
inches from other end of bag) the same way you attached the first part.
Turn bag around to face the other side and attach the second strap following the same directions as the first strap.

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Difficulty:Intermediate

Materials Needed: I-5.5 mm hook

Madelinetosh DK Twist yarn in Tart(MC) Madelinetosh DK Twist in Molly Ringwald (CC) scissors

needle

Stitches Used: ch= chain

sc = single crochet

hdc = half double crochet

dc = double crochet

Additional Terms

F-hdc= foundation half double crochet: Ch 2, yo, insert hook in first Ch, yo, pull up a loop, yo pull through one loop on hook, yo, pull through all loops. Next F-hdc: Yo, insert in bottom of previous stitch, yo, pull up a loop, yo, pull through one loop on hook, yo, pull through all remaining loops. Continue working this way until you reach desired number of stitches.

Fp-dc= front post double crochet: Yo, insert hook around post by entering through the front of the previous rows stitch, yo, pull up a loop, yo, pull through 2 loops, yo, pull through last 2 loops. Bp-dc= back post double crochet: Yo, insert hook around post by entering through the back of the previous rows stitch, yo, pull up a loop, yo, pull through 2 loops, yo, pull through last 2 loops.

Crab stitch: working left to right, make a sc in desired number of stitches.

Gauge: 6.5:hdc= 2 inches 6 hdc rows= 2 inches Measurements: Child: 7-8 inches Teen- small adult: 9-11 inches Medium: 12-14 inches Large: 15-17 inches

Additional Notes: Boot Cuffs are worked in joined rounds. The heart pattern is cross stitched on with a needle.

These are sized from child to Large adult, but if you need to adjust the size you can adjust the starting row by keeping a multiple of 7, in order to keep the heart pattern even.

Pattern: Child (Make 2)

Rnd. 1: F-hdc 21 stitches. Make sure you do not twist the stitches, join with a slst to the first fhdc. Rnd. 2-6: Ch. 2( counts as a hdc). Hdc in next stitch and each stitch around. Slst in the top of the ch-2. Rnd 7-9: Ch3. Fp-dc in next stitch. Bp-dc in next stitch. Repeat * around. Slst to ch-3. Rnd 10: With CC, crab stitch around. Fasten off.

Teen-Small (Make 2)

Rnd. 1: F-hdc 28 stitches. Make sure you do not twist the stitches, join with a slst to the first fhdc. Rnd. 2-8: Ch. 2( counts as a hdc). Hdc in next stitch and each stitch around. Slst in the top of the ch-2. Rnd 9-11: Ch3. Fp-dc in next stitch. Bp-dc in next stitch. Repeat * around. Slst to ch-3. Rnd 12: With CC, crab stitch around. Fasten off.

Medium

(Make 2)

Rnd. 1: F-hdc 35 stitches. Make sure you do not twist the stitches, join with a slst to the first fhdc. Rnd. 2-9: Ch. 2( counts as a hdc). Hdc in next stitch and each stitch around. Slst in the top of the ch-2. Rnd 10-12: Ch3. Fp-dc in next stitch. Bp-dc in next stitch. Repeat * around. Slst to ch-3. Rnd 13: With CC, crab stitch around. Fasten off.

Large: (Make 2)

Rnd. 1: F-hdc 49 stitches. Make sure you do not twist the stitches, join with a slst to the first fhdc. Rnd. 2-11: Ch. 2( counts as a hdc). Hdc in next stitch and each stitch around. Slst in the top of the ch-2.

Rnd 12-14: Ch3. Fp-dc in next stitch. Bp-dc in next stitch. Repeat * around. Slst to ch-3.

Rnd 15: With CC, crab stitch around. Fasten off.

All Sizes

Using contrasting yarn and tapestry needle, cross stitch heart around the boot cuff, using the chart and photos below. The cross stitches will only be on the hdc rows.

Fasten off and weave in all ends to finish.

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This was the first time I used Knit Picks Comfy yarn in a project and I will definitely use it again. It is a cotton blend so it is soft but easier to work with than plain cotton. It has great stitch definition and there are a good amount of colors to choose from. I knew I wanted to make a summer bag with this colors and after finishing it all I can think is how this stitch pattern and yarn would make a cute summer top. I guess I will add that to my list.

The Aurora Tote can be worked up in a weekend if you are an experienced crocheter, but the pattern should be easy enough for an adventurous beginner to make, as well.

Skill Level

Intermediate

Finished Measurements

14″ ×15 ½” when bag is layer flat(not including straps)

Gauge

Base pattern in SC:15 sc=4 inches 20 rows= 4inches

Body pattern:8 rows=4 inches 15 dc= 4 inches

Materials

Knit Picks Comfy Worsted in Planetarium(MC), 3 skeins

Knit Picks Comfy Worsted in Clarity (CC1), 2 skeins

Knit Picks Comfy Worsted in White (CC2), 1 skeins

H-5 mm hook

Tapestry needle

Abbreviations

Ch=chain

SlSt= slip stitch

Sc=single crochet

Dc=double crochet

Special Stitches

Cr-dc=crossed double crochet : skip 2 stitches, dc in next,ch 1, dc in first skipped stitch (ignoring the 2nd skipped stitch).

BL=back loop

Notes

This bag is worked in the round, starting from the bottom of the bag up. Chain counts as a stitch, except where specified. I recommend lining the straps and inside of bag, especially if you plan to use it regularly. It will help prevent the cotton from stretching out.

Instructions

BASE

Rnd 1:In MC, Ch 37. Sc in 2nd ch from hook and each ch across. Place 5 sc in last ch.(Put a stitch marker, or piece of thread, in each of these 5 stitches. These will be your increase stitches for base and you will move the markers up each round.) Working on the other side of the ch, sc in each stitch, placing 4 stitches in the last st.(which is also the same st as the first sc of the round. Place a stitch marker in the 4 stitches you just made and your first sc of the round. Slst in first stitch to join. (44 sc)

Rnd 2: Ch 1, 2sc in 1st st(move marker up from here on), sc in each stitch until you reach the first marked stitch. Make 2sc in each marked stitch. (Move markers up for each stitch from here on), sc in each stitch across until you reach the last 4 marked stitches. 2sc in each stitch(move markers up from here on). Slst in first sc.(54 sc)

Rnd 3-8: Ch 1, 2sc in first stitch, then continue placing an sc in each unmarked stitch and 2sc in each of the marked stitches, around. Slst to first sc. You should have 114 sc after finishing round 8. You can now remove the stitch markers.

Rnd 9: Ch1, Working in the BL, sc in each stitch around. Slst to first sc.

Rnd 10-20: Ch 1, sc in each stitch around. Slst to first sc.

BODY

Rnd 1:Using CC1, ch 3(ch counts as stitch), dc in each stitch around. Slst to first dc.

Rnd 2: Using CC2, ch 3 (ch does NOT count as 1st stitch),skip 1 stitch, dc in next stitch, ch 1,crossing over, dc in first stitch(the same stitch as the ch-3).Cr-dc over next 3 stitches. Continue working cr-dc over 3 stitches at a time all the way around. Slst to first dc.

Rnd 3-17: Continue in pattern working Rnd. 1 on all odd rows and Rnd. 2 on all evens rows.

Rnd 18-22: Using MC, ch 1, sc in each stitch around. Slst in first stitch.

STRAPS (make 2)

Row 1: Ch 6. Sc in 2nd ch from hook and each remaining ch across. Turn.

Row 2: Ch1, sc in each across. Turn. Repeat row 2 until strip measures 36 inches.

Fasten off. Finishing Sew in all ends.

Attaching straps

Attach first end of strap to the inside of bag, 4 inches away from edge. Attach 2nd end of strap to the inside, 4 inches away from other edge. Repeat this on other side for 2nd strap.

Fasten off. Weave in ends.

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I am still in the process of getting my older patterns back on to the blog, which has been way more time consuming than I could have ever imagined. But, since it is almost February I thought this would be the perfect time to add my Cross My Heart Boot Cuff pattern.

These boot cuffs have hearts cross stitched on them and the crab stitch is used around the edge.

I used dk weight yarn in my sample but Worsted weight yarn would work, also. Just make sure you are measuring gauge so the sizing is correct.

Difficulty

Intermediate

Materials Needed

I-5.5 mm hook
Madelinetosh DK Twist yarn in Tart(MC)and Molly Ringwald (CC)
scissors
needle

Stitches Used

ch= chain
sc = single
crochet
hdc = half double crochet
dc = double crochet

Additional Terms

F-hdc=foundation half double crochet: Ch 2, yo, insert hook in first Ch, yo, pull up
a loop, yo pull through one loop on hook, yo, pull through all loops.

Next F-hdc: Yo, insert in bottom of previous stitch, yo, pull up a loop, yo, pull through one
loop on hook, yo, pull through all remaining loops. Continue working this way until you reach desired number of stitches.

Fp-dc= front post double crochet:
Yo, insert hook around post by entering through the front of the previous rows
stitch, yo, pull up a loop, yo, pull through 2 loops, yo, pull through last 2
loops.

Bp-dc= back post double crochet:
Yo, insert hook around post by entering through the back of the previous rows
stitch, yo, pull up a loop, yo, pull through 2 loops, yo, pull through last 2
loops.

Crab stitch: working left to right, make a sc in desired number of stitches.

Gauge

6.5 hdc= 2 inches
6 hdc rows= 2 inches

Measurements

Child: 7-8 inches
Teen- small adult: 9-11 inches
Medium: 12-14 inches
Large: 15-17 inches

Additional Notes

Boot Cuffs are worked in joined rounds.
The heart pattern is cross stitched on with a needle. These are sized from child
to Large adult, but if you need to adjust the size you can adjust the starting
row by keeping a multiple of 7, in order to keep the heart pattern even.

Pattern

Child

(Make 2)
Rnd. 1: F-hdc 21 stitches. Make sure you do not twist
the stitches, join with a slst to the first f-hdc.

Rnd. 2-6: Ch. 2( counts as a hdc). Hdc in next stitch
and each stitch around. Slst in the top of the ch-2.

Rnd 7-9:  Ch3.
Fp-dc in next stitch. Bp-dc in next stitch. Repeat * around. Slst to ch-3.

Rnd 10: With CC, crab stitch around.

Fasten off.

Teen-Small

(Make 2)

Rnd. 1: F-hdc 28 stitches. Make sure you do not twist
the stitches, join with a slst to the first f-hdc.

Rnd. 2-8: Ch. 2( counts as a hdc). Hdc in next stitch
and each stitch around. Slst in the top of the ch-2.

Rnd 9-11:  Ch3.
Fp-dc in next stitch. Bp-dc in next stitch. Repeat * around. Slst to ch-3.

Rnd 12: With CC, crab stitch around.

Fasten off.

Medium

(Make 2)
Rnd. 1: F-hdc 35 stitches. Make sure you do not twist
the stitches, join with a slst to the first f-hdc.

Rnd. 2-9: Ch. 2( counts as a hdc). Hdc in next stitch
and each stitch around. Slst in the top of the ch-2.

Rnd 10-12:  Ch3.
Fp-dc in next stitch. Bp-dc in next stitch. Repeat * around. Slst to ch-3.

Rnd 13: With CC, crab stitch around.

Fasten off.

Large:

(Make 2)

Rnd. 1: F-hdc 49 stitches. Make sure you do not twist
the stitches, join with a slst to the first f-hdc.

Rnd. 2-11: Ch. 2( counts as a hdc). Hdc in next stitch
and each stitch around. Slst in the top of the ch-2.

Rnd 12-14:  Ch3. Fp-dc
in next stitch. Bp-dc in next stitch. Repeat * around. Slst to ch-3.

Rnd 15: With CC, crab stitch around.

Fasten off.

All Sizes

Using contrasting yarn and tapestry
needle, cross stitch heart around the boot cuff, using the chart and photos
below. The cross stitches will only be on the hdc rows.

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These heart earrings take very little yarn and can be worked up last minute. It makes an easy and fun way to get in to Valentine’s day spirit.

For this project you will need wire fish hook earring findings and two 4mm(at least) jump rings and crochet thread. You can use fine weight yarn as well but the finished hearts may not be as stiff.

Instructions

Materials

1 ball of Red Heart Classic Crochet Thread size 10, or 300 yards of size 10 crochet thread

Furls Metal Streamline crochet hook in size F, or a F-3.75 mm hook

2- 4mm jump rings

2- fish hook earring findings

Tapestry needle

Stitches Used

ch=chain

sc=single crochet

hdc=half double crochet

Notes

You will need to make 4 hearts. 2 will be stitched together.

Pattern

(make 4)

Row 1: Ch 2, sc in 2nd ch from hook. Turn. (1 sc)

Row 2:Ch 1,2sc in stitch. Turn. (2 sc)

Row 3: Ch 1, 2sc in next 2 stitches. Turn. (4 sc)

Row 4: Ch 1, 2 sc in first stitch, sc in next 2 stitches, 2sc in last stitch. Turn. (6 sc)

Row 5: Ch 1, 2sc in first stitch, sc in next 4 stitches, 2sc in last stitch. Turn. (8 sc)

Row 6: Ch 1, 2sc in first stitch, sc in next 6 stitches, 2sc in last stitch. Turn. (10 sc)

Row 7: Ch 1, 2sc in first stitch, sc in next 8 stitches, 2sc in last stitch. Turn. (12 sc)

Row 8: Ch 1, sc in next 6 stitches. Turn.

Row 9: Ch 1, sc2tog three times. Turn.

Row 10: Ch 1, hdc3tog. Fasten off.

Attach yarn to the other side. Repeat row 8-10. Fasten off. Weave in ends.

Place two hearts together. Attach yarn through both layers on the bottom. Sc both layers, evenly spaced around.

Fasten off and weave in ends.

Open jump ring and attach to top center of heart. Connect fish hook earring before closing jump ring.

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Gauge

7.5 trinity stitches=4 inches

14 rows=4 inches

Finished Measurements

7″×7″ and 8″×8″

Materials

1 skein, Knit Picks Mighty Stitch, or worsted weight yarn

J-6mm hook

Tapestry needle

Abbreviations

Ch=chain

SC=single crochet

Special Stitches

Trinity stitch (tr-st)=Insert hook in previous stitch,yo, pull up a loop. (2 loops on hook)(insert hook in next stitch,yo, pull up a loop) twice.(4 loops on hook) Yo, pull through all 4 loops on hook.Yo, pull through loop making a ch- 1.

Notes

This pattern includes instructions for a 7×7 and 8×8 square.

Instructions

7×7 square

Chain 28.

Row 1: Sc in 2nd chain from hook. Tr-st in each chain until last chain. Sc in last ch. Turn.

Row 2-24: Ch 1. Sc in sc. Tr-st across until last stitch. Sc in sc. Turn.

Fasten off.

8×8 square

Chain 32.

Row 1: Sc in 2nd chain from hook. Tr-st in each chain until last chain. Sc in last ch. Turn.

Row 2-28: Ch 1. Sc in sc. Tr-st across until last stitch. Sc in sc. Turn.

Fasten off.

Finishing

Weave in all ends. Block using preferred method.

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Furls Crochet Hooks

Omatra Square

A while back, I had an issue that caused all the posts on my blog to be lost. It has taken a while but I am slowly getting all of the free patterns back.

The Omatra Square was created for The Friendship Blanket CAL, hosted by Sunflower Cottage Crochet. The CAL is over but all of the squares are still on her blog post here.

Difficulty:

Intermediate

Materials Needed:

J-6 mm hook

1 skein, Yarn Bee Rainbow Wool in Twilight, or worsted weight yarn

scissors

needle

Stitches Used:

ch= chain

SlSt= slip stitch

dc = double crochet

Additional Terms

2 dc-cl= 2 double crochet cluster: yo, insert hook in st, yo, pull up a loop, yo and pull through 2 loops, yo, insert hook in same stitch, yo, pull up a loop, yo and pull through 2more loops, yo and pull through remaining loops.

Gauge:

3 rounds = 4 inches

Measurements:

9×9

Additional Notes:

Square is worked in joined rounds. Keeping an even tension while working is important in order to prevent curling. However, some curling can be corrected during the blocking process.

Pattern:

Make a magic ring (or Ch 3 and join to first chain).

Rnd. 1: Ch 3, make a dc in center of magic ring. (Ch3 and dc count as a 2dc-cl). (Ch 1, 2dc-cl) in center of magic ring 7 times. Slst to 1st cluster. (8 2dc-cl)

Rnd. 2: Slst to ch space. Ch 4 and dc in same space ( counts as a dc, ch1,dc),Ch 2, *(dc,Ch 1,dc, ch 2) in next stitch. Repeat from * around. Slst to 3rd Ch of ch-5.

Rnd. 3: Slst in the next ch. Ch 5( counts as a dc and ch-2),dc in ch-2,Ch 2, *dc in ch-1 space,Ch 2,dc in ch-2 space, Ch 2. Repeat from * around. Slst to 3rd Ch of ch-5.

Rnd. 4: Slst in 1st Ch space. Ch 3( counts as a dc), 2 dc in same space, Ch 2, 3 dc in same space. Ch 1, (3dc,Ch 1) in ch-2 space. Repeat () in the next 2 ch-2 spaces. *(3dc,Ch 2,3dc)in Ch-2 space, ch1,(3dc, Ch 1)in ch-2 space. Repeat () in the next 2 ch-2 spaces**. Repeat from * to ** 2 more times. Slst to ch-3.

Rnd. 5: Slst in next 2 DC’s,slst in ch-2 space. Ch 3 (counts as dc), (2dc,Ch 2,3dc) in same space,Ch 1, (3dc,Ch 1) in ch-1 space. Repeat () in next 3 ch-1 spaces. *(3dc,ch2,3dc) Ch 1 in next ch-2 space. (3dc,ch1)in next ch-1 space. Repeat () in the next 3 ch-1 spaces**. Repeat from* to ** 2 more times. Slst to ch-3 space.

Rnd. 6: Ch 3, dc in next 2 dc,*(dc,Ch 2,dc)in ch-2 space, ** dc in each dc and ch-1 space until you reach the corner ch-2 space, Repeat * and then ** 3 more times until you reach the beginning ch-3. Slst to ch-3.

Rnd. 7-8: Repeat row 6.

Finishing

Fasten off. Block your square with your preferred method.

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I’m excited to be a part of the Crochet Foundry Blog Hop for the second year in a row. This year I decided to design a cloche, since I previously made the Misty Cloche in Furls Wander yarn and I really loved how it turned out. And using a size K hook it works up pretty quick.

This pattern only uses a skein of worsted yarn. I chose the color Aurora in Wander yarn. This was also the first time I was able to use a Furls Silver Metal Streamline and I think these are my new favorites. I usually use my Alpha-series hooks, but I really loved the length and weight of the metal streamlines.

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Skill:

intermediate

Gauge:

6 rounds= 5 inches

Size:

Adult-22 inches

Supplies:

Furls Wander in Aurora or worsted weight yarnYards needed: 120 yds.

Hook size 6.5-K hook or size needed to obtain gauge [I used Furls Silver Metal Streamline]

Stitch marker

Tapestry needle

Scissors

Abbreviations:

ch= chain

sc=singlecrochet

hdc=half double crochet

dc= double crochet

Notes:

The crown (first six rounds) are joined at the end of the round. The body is worked in the tulip stitch as back and forth rows.The chains at the beginning of the rows/rounds count as a stitch.

Pattern:

Make a magic ring and make 11 hdc in center. CROWN [Worked in the round]

Round 1: Ch 2, 2hdc in each st. Join with a slst to 1st ch-2. [22 hdc]

Round 2:Ch 2, hdc in same st, hdc in next st. *2hdc in next st, hdc in next stitch. Repeat from * around. Join with a slst to ch-2 space. [33 hdc]

Round 3: Ch 2, hdc in same stitch, hdc in next 2 stitches. * 2hdc in next st, hdc in next 2 stitches. Repeat from* around. Join with a slst to ch-2 space. [44 hdc]

Round 4: Ch 2, hdc in same stitch, hdc in next 3 st. *2hdc in next st, hdc in next 3 st. Repeat from * around. Join with a slst to ch-2. [55 hdc]

Round 5: Ch 2, hdc in same st, hdc in next 4 st. * 2hdc in next st, hdc in next 4 st. Repeat from * around. Join with a slst to ch-2. [66 hdc]

BODY[Worked back and forth]

Row 6: Ch3, dc in same st, ch 2, sc in same st, skip 2 st. *(2dc,ch2,sc) in next st, skip 2. Repeat from * to last st. Dc in last stitch. Turn.

Row 7: Ch 3, *(2dc, ch 2,sc) in ch-2 space. Repeat from * around to last st. Dc in last stitch. Turn.

Row 8-12: Repeat row 7.

Row 13: Ch 1, sc in each dc, ch and sc around. Fasten off.

FINISHING

Attach yarn to the left side flap and sc evenly across. Repeat on other side flap. Fold left side over right side and starting at the top sew across leaving one inch unsewned. Attach 3 buttons spacing them one inch apart.[Buttons are non-functioning] Fold up other side of brim. [You can sew brim down if preferred]. Sew in unfinished ends.

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Materials

H-5 mm hook

Furls Wander yarn in Aurora (CC1=contrast color 1), Mist (CC2= contrast color 2) and Tundra (MC= main color)- alternate square is made in Lion Brand Amazing yarn

Tapestry needle

Scissors

Skill Level

INTERMEDIATE

Gauge

4″ = Rounds 1-4 in pattern

Measurements

12″×12″

Abbreviations

Ch=chain

Sc=single crochet

hdc=half double crochet

dc=double crochet

Special Stitches

Puff stitch=(Yo,insert hook in stitch,yo,pull yarn through stitch) three times. You should have 7 loops on hook. Yo, pull through all 7 loops. Ch 1 to close stitch.

Pattern

Ch 3, join with slst to 1st chain.

Rnd 1: In CC1, Ch1, Sc in center of ring 8 times. Join with a slst to 1st sc of the round.

Rnd 2: Ch 2, (P-st in sc, ch 1) in each sc. Join with slst to 1st p-st. Change toMC.

Rnd3: With MC, slst to ch-1 sp. Ch 3, 2dc in ch-1 sp. *ch1, (p-st,ch 2, p-st) in next ch sp, ch 1, 3 dc in next ch space. Repeat from* around. Ch 1. Slst to 1st ch.

Rnd 4: slst next 2 dc. Slst in ch space. ch 3, 2dc in ch space. * ch1, (p-st,ch 2, p-st) in next ch space, (ch 1 ,3dc in next ch sp) twice. Repeat from * around. Ch 1, 3 dc in last ch-space. Ch 1. Slst to ch-3.

Rnd 5: Slst in next 2 dc. Slst in ch-space, ch 3, 2dc in same ch-space. * ch 1, (p-st,ch 2, p-st) in next ch-space,(ch 1, 3dc in next ch-sp) 3 times.Repeat from * 2 more times. 9p-st,ch 2,p-st) in next ch-sp, (ch1, 3 dc in next ch-sp) 2 times. Ch 1, slst to ch-3 space.

Rnd 6: slst in next 2 dc, slst in next ch-space, ch 3, 2 dc in same space. *ch 1, (p-st, ch 2,p-st) in next ch-space, (ch1,3 dc in next ch-space)4 times.repeat from * 2 more times. Ch 1, (p-st, ch 2, p-st), (ch 1,3 dc in next ch-space) 3 times. Ch 1, slst in ch-3 space.

Rnd 7: slst in next 2 dc, slst in next ch-space, ch 3, 2 dc in same space. *ch 1, (p-st, ch 2,p-st) in next ch-space, (ch1,3 dc in next ch-space) 5 times. Repeat from * 2 more times. Ch 1, (p-st, ch 2, p-st), (ch 1,3 dc in next ch-space) 4 times. Ch 1, slst in ch-3 space. Change to CC2.

Rnd 8- 12: With CC2, ch 3, dc in each stitch and ch-space until you reach the ch-2 space.* (P-st,ch 2, p-st) in ch-2, dc in each stitch and ch-space until you reach the corner ch-2 space. Repeat from * 2 more times. (P-st,Ch 2, p-st) in Ch-2 space, dc in each stitch and Ch-space across. Slst to first Ch-3.

Rnd 13: With CC1, ch 2, hdc in each stitch and ch-space until you reach the ch-2 space.* (P-st,ch 2, p-st) in ch-2, hdc in each stitch and ch-space until you reach the corner ch-2 space. Repeat from * 2 more times. (P-st,Ch 2, p-st) in Ch-2 space, hdc in each stitch and Ch-space across. Slst to first Ch-3.

FINISHING

Fasten off and weave in ends.

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Snow Day Bulky Hat Free Pattern

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I have used Lion Brand Wool-ease many times in the past but, I had never really worked with the Thick n Quick line, until I designed the Bulky Ribbed Cowl. I really loved how it turned out, and I knew I wanted to work with it again. Recently, I came up with the idea for this hat. I knew the Thick n Quick would be perfect for it. At last, I was able to use the rest of this that was left in my stash.
I think this hat would pair nicely with the Bulky Ribbed Cowl. The pom pom can be left off, if preferred, but I feel that the pom pom gives off more winter vibes. Right now, it is still really warm where I live, but it won’t be long before the cold arrives. And this hat is sure to keep you warm with it’s bulky guage. This really is the perfect hat to throw on for a snow day.

Materials Needed

10 mm hook 1 skein, Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick, in color Fisherman

Premade fur pom pom

Scissors

needle

Stitches Used

ch=chain sc =single crochet

Additional Terms

Cr-sc= crossed single crochet : skip one stitch, SC in the next stitch, SC in the skipped st.

Gauge

4 ½ cr-sc/ 8 rows =4 inches

Size

Adult

Additional Notes

The bottom ribbing is worked back and forth in rows, then joined and seamed up the side. The body is then worked in spirals around the edge of the ribbing. Because it is worked in spirals, it is easy to lose track of the beginning of a row. Use a stitch marker or scrap yarn in the first stitch to mark.

Pattern

Ribbing:
Ch.5.
Row1: SC in 2nd ch from hook and each remaining stitch.
Row 2: ch1, SC through both loops, SC in the third loop( loop behind the sc) in each of the remaining stitches.
Row 3: ch 1, SC in the third loop in next 3 stitches, SC in both loops on last stitch.
Row 4-43: Repeat row 2 and then row 3. Continue back and forth in the pattern. Fasten of. Connect the ends and seam up the side.
Body:
Rnd. 1: Attach yarn in any stitch on the end where you SC in both loops. Ch 1 and SC 44 stitches evenly around. Do not join. Put a stitch marker in first stitch.
Rnd. 2: Skip first stitch. Sc in next. Sc in skipped stitch (first cr-sc made), continue making cr-sc around until you reach the stitch marker. Do not join.
Rnd. 3-13: Repeat Round 2.
Fasten off leaving at least 10 inches of yarn. With a tapestry needle, seam the top of the hat closed. Weave in ends. Sew fur pom pom to the top of the hat.

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