Showing posts with label patterns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label patterns. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Animal Graph Hat Collection


I've already got quite an extensive number of graphs (which can be viewed by clicking the tab at the top called "Graph Hats" including a photo tutorial to help you along as you make them! I told you all I wasn't done and if this collection doesn't show that then nothing will! Check out all the adorable animals below!!!


If you like ALL of the animals in this collection, don't buy them seperately. Instead, get the eBook and save a little money :D Available on Ravelry or Etsy.




Here you see my daughter modeling the ever cute Fox Graph Hat!!! This cute little fox hat would look adorable on any child and has so much personality! The challenging part of this pattern was perfecting those ears! But don't worry, I've done it for you and you'll have a super easy time working them up. Purchase it on Ravelry or Etsy by clicking the links below. 


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Etsy 




Next comes this adorable owl beanie modeled by my handsome little man. :) This graph takes the owl hat to a whole net level! It's super stretchy, super warm and doesn't come with all the sewing the traditional owl hats do. That's a win in my book ;) Purchase the pattern at Ravelry or Etsy below. 


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Etsy 



Next in this animal collection is the ever popular sock monkey beanie! Like the owl, this requires no sewing at the end (except maybe the ears lol). It can be worked up in all sizes needed and provides you with a warm, squishy and fantastic hat! Purchase it on Ravelry or Etsy below.

Ravelry

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Etsy



Last in this animal collection is the absolutely adorable Panda Bear Graph Hat!! My little boy totally rocks it (with his toy keys in hand) and enjoyed wearing it while I took the photos. It works up easily and is a joy to make :) Not to mention, again, the new sew part :p Purchase pattern below at Ravelry or Etsy. 


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Etsy 








Wednesday, October 1, 2014

MNE Crafts Collection - Volume 2


For the past several months, I've been designing my little butt  off so that I could excitedly bring you this incredible offer. 18 patterns for just $19.99. That is over a $55 savings!!! This book would make a great Christmas gift OR a great way for you to make Christmas gifts! 

This eBook includes several beanie patterns (in multiple sizes), a back 2 school set featuring my ice cream cone stitch, Halloween patterns and more! It's just in time for you to make everything you need for your loved ones with the coming holidays. 

This book is complied into chapters so you can easily access any pattern from the contents page and has images throughout so you know what you're making and what look you're going for. In fact, this book has over 65 pages in it!

From pillows to holidays to shoes, this book truly does have everything and for such a great price. This is basically a buy 3-4 patterns and get 14 - 15 FREE! ;) It just doesn't get better then that. 



Sunday, September 14, 2014

MNE Crafts Pattern Sale


Rules

  1. All sales are final. There will be no refunds. 
  2. Your coupon code is listed below in large, red letters. 
  3. You have two buying options. "Buy now" at the top will direct you to paypal where you can buy the pattern. "add to cart" under the image will direct you to Ravelry where you can enter in a coupon code which will give you that pattern for free. 
  4. The giveaway/sale REQUIRES a coupon code. If you do not enter a coupon code you will be charged and you will not be refunded. 
  5. Do not click the "buy now" button unless you want to buy it. 
  6. You can add multiple patterns to your Ravelry cart. The coupon code will give you one of them for free. 
  7. ONLY the patterns shown at the page linked below are a part of the sale. I do have other patterns available that can be purchased for regular price. They can be found HERE.
  8. This sale is through Ravelry (www.ravelry.com). Make sure you are logged into your Ravelry account before making your purchase so that it will be saved to your library. 
  9. If you are still confused on how to use the coupon code without being charged you can view THIS tutorial on ravelry coupon codes.
  10. This giveaway will last from 9/14/14 at 10:30 AM to 9/17/14 at 12:00 PM 

This sale has ended but you can still save a ton of money because all of my single patterns have been lowered to just $2 per pattern!! No code needed! Go HERE to check out the awesome patterns. 












Get this mermaid tail prop by going HERE.











Get the Teen Bling Slouch Beanie by going HERE.









Get this collection book (over a $50 value) for just $24.99 by going HERE

Friday, May 2, 2014

Biking in Summer Round Up - 10 Free Patterns


This round-up is 100% inspired by the warm weather. And my love for bike riding. So maybe like 85% warm weather and 15% me. Yeah, lets go with that one ;) 



1)  Crocodile stitches have been all the rage lately. When I saw this crocodile stitch back pack called the Rainbow Dragon Back Pack by ABC Knitting Patterns, I knew it had to be included! Just look at how much stuff it could hold! It would be perfect to put on your back while bike riding around the neighborhood, the river walk (if you have one) or around a park! 



2)  I used to go to the gym a lot and I would use gloves like this when I was doing a few different exercises. Using them for bike riding is an excellent idea as well! I absolutely hate how rough those handles can make my hands. You can check out these Peasy Gloves at Speckless!



3) This Diamond Mesh water bottle holder designed by Jennifer Ozses is absolutely beautiful! Throw it over your shoulder or wrap it around your bike handles... just whatever you do, don't forget your water when hitting the trails! Oh, and did I mention that it is a FREE Ravelry download? 



4) Over on Ravelry, Jinky Flaviano is getting wicked with the hook and yarn! This No More Dents Scratch Free water holder is genius! It is so stylish I might just have to make one for myself! This design is also a free ravelry download! 



5) Taking a ride on your bike doesn't mean you can't dress in style. This light weight tunic is nice and holey but covers you just a bit better then your favorite tank top. That's just a little more protection from the sun without any extra heat! Check out this Crochet Tunic as a download at TSC Yarns. 



6) This Girl's Water Bottle Holder looks absolutely durable without losing any style. It's delightful! You can find it as a PDF Document over on Chelle Grissam's ravelry page! 



7) I couldn't leave you with just one cute option for gloves. These colorful little beauties deserve to be in this round up too and I just know some of you will LOVE them! The Neon Love Mitts were designed by Meghan at PomPom Mag and let me tell you, this girl has some mad talent. 




8) Let me start this off with I FREAKIN' LOVE CROCHET! You can seriously make anything with it! Check out this loverific heart seat cover, for example! It's beautiful. This Heartfelt Bicycle Seat Cover can be found over at Crochet Me. 



9) Thought I was done giving you awesome water bottle carrier patterns, huh? Definitely not! Check out this cute little Water Bottle Bag at Face Crafts. 



10) And now that I've saved the best for last.... nah, I'm just kidding. All of these patterns are fantastic! These draw string bags are perfect for the males in your life and can carry a small lunch perfectly. Everyone needs to eat after a tiring bike ride, after all! This Crocheted Back Pack Pattern is over at Vanessa's Values! 


I hope you enjoyed this round up... and even if you don't bike ride, I'm sure you can find all sorts of uses for these wonderful patterns!









Friday, April 25, 2014

10 Free Patterns - Sandals


As a mother of two wonderful children, I learned several years ago just how much I love baby feet. They are so tiny! When my daughter was born (she was my first) I would hold my thumb up against her tiny little foot and marvel at how her thumb was barely any larger then my thumb! And I have some small hands. Prior to her birth, when we got baby socks, my husband would obsessively stick them on his own thumb amazed that they would fit. We just couldn't believe feet could be so little! But they can be and size plays no role in how large of an impact those tiny little feet can make on your heart! 

Enjoy these free sandal patterns (don't worry, I threw in some patterns for mom too!)


1) Mary Jane Shoes by Lisa Auch - When I found these I knew they had to be in this round-up. The swirly little flower is so darn adorable and I could just picture my own daughter wearing them! They are absolutely adorable! 



2) Crochet Baby Sandal by Everything's Crochet - These little daisy looking sandals are so cute and so perfect for tiny female feet. What I like most about this pattern is that it achieves fashion without complicated stitches. Sometimes, simple is perfect! 



3) Crochet Baby Sandals by Ashlee Marie - Crochet shoes for little girls are typically an easy find so when I discovered these my first thought was how perfect they would be for my little man! They are cuter then anything I've found in the store and can be made in whatever color/material I choose. That is perfection! 



4) Crochet Baby Sandals by This Lovely Life - When doing my search for free sandal patterns, I right-clicked this pattern to open it in a new tab at least three times. These little shoes were everywhere and they caught my eye every single time they showed up. The conclusion was easy to come to. They must have a spot in this round up! They are simple, they are high in fashion and they are adorable. Plus pink. They are also pink. ;) 



5) Baby Button Gladiator Sandals by Whistle & Ivy - The unique name that goes along with these sandals is absolutely perfect because they are absolutely unique! And the name is gender neutral because if not for the pink, these sandals could easily adorn the feet of a mighty little warrior boy! I'm thinking brown with grey buttons for a little man, perhaps? 



6) The Granny Triangle Flip Flop by The Oxford Family - After all of the patterns involving baby feet, I had to break it up with something for mom. I don't want to give everyone baby fever, after all ;) These flip flops are perfect and practical. Take the soles of some cheapie flip flops from Wal-Mart and turn them into so much more! 



7) Stripes Boy Sandals by Emi Herrington - These little shoes come in sizes from baby all the way to adult. There is a perfect fit for everyone in the family! These shoes are practical, can be made color specific or in colors that will match any outfit! They are what you can call "perfect". hehe Oh and they come as a FREE ravelry download!



8) Baby Crochet Sandals by "the difference is in the details" - These little shoes remind me of the beach, water and sand. I can only assume because of the brilliant use of colors in this image. These little shoes look so "ocean" and "sand" like, it isn't funny. Like, I wish I lived near a beach (that had water) just so I could make some and put them on my child! I specify a beach with water because for most of my life I lived near the largest beach ever and it had absolutely no water. Well, on the surface. Check out the White Sands and your mind will be blown by the beauty! 



9) Flower Power Baby Sandals by - Lovely Little Life - What make me so happy about these sandals is just how much they scream "spring" and "summer" at the same time. We have the green, the red and the adorable baby foot. Again, perfection! Gosh, just look at those little toes!! 



10) Baby Rainbow Sandals by is it a toy - I love bright colors that are also simple. It gives this complicated look that is actually super easy. The criss-cross pattern these shoes have are unique and fun!

Annnnd just because I feel that I left the adults out to much... enjoy this wonderful antique shoe design for mom! 


All I'm going to say is BEAUTIFUL! - Evening Shoes 














Wednesday, April 23, 2014

Vintage Tulip Sun Hat


Hook: H 
Material: Red Heart Shimmer
Gauge:  8 dc rows = 3” & 3 dc stitches = 1”

Hints & Tips:
-          Ch 1 doesn’t count as a stich anywhere in the pattern
-          Color A is the color of the strips, color B is the color between the strips, so in my images, the grey is color A and  the blue is color B.
-          Image to help understand where to place the stitches when increasing at the bottom, after the entire pattern instructions.
-          If you use a cotton yarn, use an F hook to get your gauge right and don’t do as many rows as the material will make it a little longer. You’ll need to measure your project as you go to accommodate the different material. (Cotton such as peaches and cream)
-          If you use a yarn like Red Heart Super Saver or I Love This Yarn you should be able to match the gauge by decreasing to a G hook, but make sure you check your work as you go if you do use a different material then that listed.
-          If you do not have Red Heart Shimmer, you can also get away with using another type of baby weight type yarn. The material says it is a weight 4 but I find it to be thin in comparison to the Red Heart Super Saver which also says 4.
-          When your gauge is off, try using a smaller or larger hook and measuring your project again.
-          The listed gauge is specific to the hat. I measured a finished hat to get the gauge.
-     I strongly suggest you use the listed material with this hat as other materials did alter the size in testing. If you do use alternate sizes be sure that you check the gauge. :)


Size: 6-12 months
With color A:

Hat:
Round 1) Using magic circle, ch 1, 12 dc in circle, pull tight, join to first dc with sl st – 12 dc

Round 2) Ch 1, 2 fpdc around every dc, join to first dc with sl st – 24 dc

Round 3) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in between current st and next st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 36 dc

Round 4) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in space between current st and next st, skip next st, dc in space between skipped st and next st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 48 dc

Round 5) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next st, dc in space between current st and next st, dc in next st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st  - 60 dc

Round 6 – 16) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next 3 st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 60 dc

Brim:
Round 17) Ch 1, * fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next st, dc in space before next st, dc in space after next st (so 1 dc on either side of st), dc in next st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 72 dc

Round 18) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next 2 st, dc in space between current st and next st, dc in next 2 st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 84 dc

Round 19) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next 2 st, dc in space before next st, dc in space after next st (so 1 dc on either side of st), dc in next 2 st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 96 dc

Round 20) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next 3 st, dc in space between current st and next st, dc in next 3 st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 108 dc


Size: Child/ Pre-teen
With color A:

Hat:
Round 1) Using magic circle, ch 1, 12 dc in circle, pull tight, join to first dc with sl st – 12 dc

Round 2) Ch 1, 2 fpdc around every dc, join to first dc with sl st – 24 dc

Round 3) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in between current st and next st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 36 dc

Round 4) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in space between current st and next st, skip next st, dc in space between skipped st and next st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 48 dc

Round 5) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next st, dc in space between current st and next st, dc in next st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st  - 60 dc

Round 6) Ch 1, * fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next st, dc in space before next st, dc in space after next st (so 1 dc on either side of st), dc in next st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 72 dc

Round 7– 18) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next 4 st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 72 dc

Brim:
Round 19) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next 2 st, dc in space between current st and next st, dc in next 2 st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 84 dc

Round 20) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next 2 st, dc in space before next st, dc in space after next st (so 1 dc on either side of st), dc in next 2 st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 96 dc

Round 21) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next 3 st, dc in space between current st and next st, dc in next 3 st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 108 dc

Round 22) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next 3 st, dc in next sp between current st and next st,  dc in next sp  (dc in sp on either side of st), dc in next 3 st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 120 dc


Size: Adult
With color A:

Hat:
Round 1) Using magic circle, ch 1, 12 dc in circle, pull tight, join to first dc with sl st – 12 dc

Round 2) Ch 1, 2 fpdc around every dc, join to first dc with sl st – 24 dc

Round 3) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in between current st and next st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 36 dc

Round 4) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in space between current st and next st, skip next st, dc in space between skipped st and next st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 48 dc

Round 5) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next st, dc in space between current st and next st, dc in next st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st  - 60 dc

Round 6) Ch 1, * fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next st, dc in space before next st, dc in space after next st (so 1 dc on either side of st), dc in next st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 72 dc

Round 7) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next 2 st, dc in space between current st and next st, dc in next 2 st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 84 dc

Round 8– 20) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next 5 st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 84 dc

Brim:
Round 21)
Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next 2 st, dc in space before next st, dc in space after next st (so 1 dc on either side of st), dc in next 2 st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 96 dc

Round 22) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next 3 st, dc in space between current st and next st, dc in next 3 st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 108 dc

Round 23) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next 3 st, dc in next sp between current st and next st,  dc in next sp  (dc in sp on either side of st), dc in next 3 st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 120 dc

Round 24) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next 4 st, dc in space between current st and next st, dc in next 4 st, change to color A* around, join to first dc with sl st – 132 dc

Round 25) Ch 1, *fpdc around next 2 st, change to color B, dc in next 4 st, dc in next sp between current st and next st,  dc in next sp  (dc in sp on either side of st), dc in next 4 st, change to color A, around, join to first dc with sl st – 144 dc 



Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Springtime Showers Sun Hat


Material: Red Heart Super Saver

Hints & Tips:
-          Ch 1 doesn’t count as a stitch in any round
-          Join the last st to the first st with a sl st in every round
-          Use any color arrangement you want! Rainbow colors are just one variations that would be perfect for it.
-          Complete brim by following surface slip stitch technique (here is a tutorial) in every round of the brim doing the color pattern you created backwards (so I ended with purple as a row and started with purple towards the base of the hat, please see picture to see what I mean.
-          If your gauge doesn’t match up or your hat size doesn’t come out right, try altering your hook size to make the hat larger or smaller.

Size: Toddler
Hook: H
Gauge: 5 rows & 5 stitches = 2”

Hat:
Round 1) Using magic circle, ch 1, 10 hdc in circle, pull tight, join to first hdc with sl st – 10 hdc

Round 2) Ch 1, 2 hdc in every st around – 20 hdc

Round 3) Ch 1, *hdc in next st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 30 hdc

Round 4) Ch 1, *hdc in next 2 st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 40 hdc

Round 5) Ch 1, *hdc in next 3 st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 50 hdc

Round 6 – 11) Ch 1, hdc in every st around (change to red in last st before joining round 12)

Round 12) Ch 1, *sc in next st, dc in next st* around, change to orange in last st, join to first sc with sl st

Round 13) Ch 1, *dc in next st, sc in next st* around, change to yellow in last st, join to first dc with sl st

Round 14) Repeat round 13 but change to green

Round 15) Repeat round 14 but change to blue

Round 16) Repeat round 13 but change to purple

Round 17) Repeat round 14 but change to main color

Brim:
Round 18)
Ch 1, *sc in next 4 st, 2 sc in next st* around – 60 sc

Round 19) Ch 1, *sc in next 5 st, 2 sc in next st* around – 70 sc

Round 20) Ch 1, *2 sc in next st, sc in next 6 st * around – 80 sc

Round 21) Ch 1, *sc in next 7 st, 2 sc in next st* around – 90 sc

Round 22) Ch 1, *2 sc in next st, sc in next 8 st* around – 100 sc

Round 23) Ch 1, * sc in next 9 st, 2 sc in next st* around – 110 sc

Round 24) Ch 1, *2 sc in next st, sc in next 10 st* around – 120 sc

Round 25) Ch 1, sl st in every st around, join to first sl st with sl st, tie off – 120 sl st


Size: Child/Teen
Hook: I
Hat:  
Round 1) Using magic circle, ch 1, 10 hdc in circle, pull tight, join to first hdc with sl st – 10 hdc

Round 2) Ch 1, 2 hdc in every st around – 20 hdc

Round 3) Ch 1, *hdc in next st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 30 hdc

Round 4) Ch 1, *hdc in next 2 st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 40 hdc

Round 5) Ch 1, *hdc in next 3 st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 50 hdc

Round 6 – 12) Ch 1, hdc in every st around (change to red in last st before joining round 12

Round 13) Ch 1, *sc in next st, dc in next st* around, change to orange in last st, join to first sc with sl st

Round 14) Ch 1, *dc in next st, sc in next st* around, change to yellow in last st, join to first dc with sl st

Round 15) Repeat round 15 but change to green

Round 16) Repeat round 16 but change to blue

Round 17) Repeat round 15 but change to purple

Round 18) Repeat round 16 but change to main color

Brim:
Round 19) Ch 1, *hdc in next 4 st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 60 hdc

Round 20) Ch 1, *hdc in next 5 st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 70 hdc

Round 21) Ch 1, *2 hdc in next st, hdc in next 6 st * around – 80 hdc

Round 22) Ch 1, *hdc in next 7 st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 90 hdc

Round 23) Ch 1, *2 hdc in next st, hdc in next 8 st* around – 100 hdc

Round 24) Ch 1, * hdc in next 9 st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 110 hdc

Round 25) Ch 1, *2 hdc in next st, hdc in next 10 st* around – 120 hdc

Round 26) Ch 1, sl st in every st around, join to first sl st with sl st, tie off – 120 sl st

Size: Adult
Hook: J
Gauge: 7 rows & 9 stitches = 3”

Hat:  
Round 1) Using magic circle, ch 1, 10 hdc in circle, pull tight, join to first hdc with sl st – 10 hdc

Round 2) Ch 1, 2 hdc in every st around – 20 hdc

Round 3) Ch 1, *hdc in next st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 30 hdc

Round 4) Ch 1, *hdc in next 2 st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 40 hdc

Round 5) Ch 1, *hdc in next 3 st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 50 hdc

Round 6 – 14) Ch 1, hdc in every st around (change to red in last st before joining round 14

Round 15) Ch 1, *sc in next st, dc in next st* around, change to orange in last st, join to first sc with sl st

Round 16) Ch 1, *dc in next st, sc in next st* around, change to yellow in last st, join to first dc with sl st

Round 17) Repeat round 15 but change to green

Round 18) Repeat round 16 but change to blue

Round 19) Repeat round 15 but change to purple

Round 20) Repeat round 16 but change to main color

Brim:
Round 21) Ch 1, *hdc in next 5 st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 70 hdc

Round 22) Ch 1, *2 hdc in next st, hdc in next 6 st * around – 80 hdc

Round 23) Ch 1, *hdc in next 7 st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 90 hdc

Round 24) Ch 1, *2 hdc in next st, hdc in next 8 st* around – 100 hdc

Round 25) Ch 1, * hdc in next 9 st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 110 hdc

Round 26) Ch 1, *2 hdc in next st, hdc in next 10 st* around – 120 hdc

Round 27) Ch 1, *hdc in next 4 st, 2 hdc in next st* around – 130 hdc


Round 28) Ch 1, sl st in every st around, join to first sl st with sl st, tie off – 130 sl st 


Monday, April 14, 2014

Summer Couture Sun Hat


Did you know there is now a WINTER version of this hat?? Check it out HERE.













Material: Vanna’s Choice

Hints & Tips:
-          Ch 1 does not count as a st
-          There will be a sc outlined by a line on top and bottom, bring the fold up to here and pin it with the flower by using the ends from the flower to tie it to the hat.
-          Flower instructions at very bottom – same for every size
-          Toddler instructions and young child/teenager instructions are the same except for the hook size
-          To create a larger flower, increase your hook size. I used the F hook for the young child/teen hat but an H hook for the adult hat.
-     Cute little story about the snow in the pictures and my daughter after the flower instructions
-     This hat is VERY stretchy which is partially what makes it fit so well for so many other sizes by just altering the hook size. Gauge is for the hat and is for dc rounds which might seem confusing. Using the adult size as an example, the 3 rows = 1 inch does seem small but it's beacuse of the front loop and then back loop technique used that makes the hat so stretchy. This gauge would not get a hat to fit on an adult head if worked without that technique. I hope this helps clear up any gauge confusion! :)

Abbreviations:
-          Ch – chain
-          Dc – double crochet
-          Sc – single crochet
-          Trc – triple crochet
-          Sl st – slip stitch
-          St – stitch


Size: Baby (6-12 months)
Hook: I
Gauge: 3 rows & 5 st = 2” (dc rounds/stitches) 

Hat:
Round 1) Using magic circle, ch 1, 12 dc in circle, pull tight, join to first st with sl st – 12 dc

Round 2) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of same st* in every st around, join to first st with sl st – 24 dc

Round 3) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of same st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first st with sl st – 36 dc

Round 4 - 9) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st* around, join to first st with sl st – 36 dc

Brim:
Round 10) Ch 1, *dc in back loop of next 2 st, 2 dc in back loop of next st* around, join to first dc with sl st – 48 dc

Round 11) Ch 1, *dc in back loop of next 3 st, 2 dc in back loop of next st* around, join to first dc with sl st – 60 dc

Round 12) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first dc with sl st – 72 dc


Round 13) Ch 1, sl st around, join to first sl st with sl st – 72 sl st

Size: Toddler (same instructions as young child/teen but smaller hooks)
Hook: G
Gauge: 2 rows & 3 stitches = 1”

Hat:
Round 1) Using magic circle, ch 1, 12 dc in circle, pull tight, join to first dc with sl st – 12 dc

Round 2) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of same st* in every st around, join to first st with sl st – 24 dc

Round 3) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of same st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first st with sl st – 36 dc

Round 4) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first st with sl st – 48 dc

Round 5 - 11) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st* around, join to first st with sl st – 48 dc

Round 12) Ch 1, sc in back loop of every st around, join to first st with sl st

Brim:
Round 13) Ch 1, *dc in back loop of next 3 st, 2 dc in back loop of next st* around, join to first dc with sl st – 60 dc

Round 14) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first dc with sl st – 72 dc

Round 15) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of same st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first dc with sl st – 84 dc

Round 16) Ch 1, *Dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next stitch, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first dc with sl st – 96 dc

Round 17) Ch 1, sl st around, join to first sl st with sl st – 96 sl st

Size: Young child/teenager
Hook: G
Gauge: 2 rows & 3 stitches = 1” (dc rounds/stitches) 
Hat:
Round 1) Using magic circle, ch 1, 12 dc in circle, pull tight, join to first dc with sl st – 12 dc

Round 2) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of same st* in every st around, join to first st with sl st – 24 dc

Round 3) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of same st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first st with sl st – 36 dc

Round 4) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first st with sl st – 48 dc

Round 5 - 11) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st* around, join to first st with sl st – 48 dc

Round 12) Ch 1, sc in back loop of every st around, join to first st with sl st

Brim:
Round 13) Ch 1, *dc in back loop of next 3 st, 2 dc in back loop of next st* around, join to first dc with sl st – 60 dc

Round 14) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first dc with sl st – 72 dc

Round 15) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of same st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first dc with sl st – 84 dc

Round 16) Ch 1, *Dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next stitch, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first dc with sl st – 96 dc

Round 17) Ch 1, sl st around, join to first sl st with sl st – 96 sl st

Size: Adult
Hook: G
Gauge: 2 rows & 3 stitches = 1” (dc rounds/stitches) 
Hat:
Round 1) Using magic circle, ch 1, 12 dc in circle, pull tight, join to first dc with sl st – 12 dc

Round 2) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of same st* in every st around, join to first st with sl st – 24 dc

Round 3) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of same st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first st with sl st – 36 dc

Round 4) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first st with sl st – 48 dc

Round 5) Ch 1* dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of same st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first st with sl st – 60 dc

Round 6 - 14) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st* around, join to first st with sl st – 60 dc

Round 15) Ch 1, sc in back loop of every st around, join to first st with sl st

Brim:
Round 16) Ch 1, *dc in back loop of next 4 st, 2 dc in back loop of next st* around, join to first dc with sl st – 72 dc

Round 17)  Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of same st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first dc with sl st – 84 dc

Round 18) Ch 1, *Dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next stitch, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first dc with sl st – 96 dc

Round 19) Ch 1, *dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of same st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first st with sl st – 108 dc

Round 20) Ch 1, *Dc in front loop of st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next stitch, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st,  dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of next st, dc in front loop of next st, dc in back loop of same st* around, join to first dc with sl st – 120 dc

Round 21) Ch 1, sl st around, join to first sl st with sl st – 120 sl st

Flower: with F hook
Center: Using magic circle, ch 1, 10 sc in circle changing to second color in last st, pull tight (no joining)

First round of petals:  Working in first sc of center (you normally would join here but did not) – *sc, hdc, 
dc, hdc, sc all in same st, sk next st*around, do not join (you’ll have five petals

Second round of petals: Working behind first round of petals, ch 1, insert hook into the back loop of the first st you skipped (it will not have anything worked in it) – *sc, hdc, dc, trpc, dc, hdc, sc, skip next st* around, join to a loop somewhere at the bottom of the first petal and tie off. Straighten flower petals up a bit and then trim loose ends – I left two loose ends so I could tie the flower to the hat instead of sewing it. 


Despite being in the mid 70s when I designed these hats, it snowed all day yesterday (as you can see in the photos of the hats). Well, while I was taking the pictures my daughter decided to play in some of the snow on the porch, which was fine. As I'm finishing the photos she runs to the door, steps in the house and says very urgently "come in right now and fix my hands!" Her hands were red from the cold of the snow. My husband and I tell her that we will come in, in just one second to warm them up. She runs away screaming (with a TON of passion in her voice) "what am I going to do!!??" So we came inside and snuggled her into the couch and wrapped her up in the very first baby blanket I ever made her... and the very first baby blanket I ever made!