This pattern is easily adjustable for different sized heads. You can stop the increases at any time when you have reached the desired circumference with noting that adding the brim will tighten the circumference by about an inch. Omit picots for a male hat.

There is a discrepancy with hook sizes. I used Addi comfort hooks that have 5.0 mm and 5.5 mm written on them.

This flower can be larger or smaller depending on the weight of yarn ued and the size of the crochet hook used.

This pattern is easily adjustable for different sized heads. You can stop the increases at any time when you have reached the desired circumference with noting that adding the brim will tighten the circumference by about an inch. Omit picots for a male hat.

This headband can easily be sized up or down by adding or subtracting length.

I love this pattern because it is quite to complete and asymmetrical.

I love this pattern because it is quite to complete and asymmetrical.

The Naturally Caron Spa drapes elegantly in this pattern. The scarf is short enough to be quite fashionable for the office, and is lightweight.

This pattern features two lace patterns, moss stitch, and 2 x 2 ribbing.

There is no recommended gauge. Dishcloths are great “tester” projects to get familiar with yarn and needles. The targeted size would be that you would be able to place your hand fully on the dishcloth with some fabric to spare. This is an easy way to get familiar with lace knitting.

This pattern is easily modified to be longer or wider. Purchase more skein of yarn to modify. I worked this cowl with two full skeins of Kollage Corntastic.

I was able to get 2 cowls out of a Patons Lace Sequins skein by shortening down to 11 “holey” rounds instead of 12.

This pattern will make two cowls from one skein of Blissa Bling. It is light, airy, and provides a touch of warmth with class to any outfit!

This is one piece you cannot miss having in your headware fashion accessories! She is lightweight with an amazing drape that adds class to any outfit. Liz can provide protection of your hairstyle without messing up your trusses. Set your hairstyle before you leave the house, and easily remove Liz without damaging your style by unbuttoning her t...

Any sock yarn or lace weight yarn easily substitutes in this pattern. Alternate verson is made wth Opal sock yarn. Any lace yarn is easily substituted, as well.

Yarn: CoBaSi easily replaces the Milky Whey, but makes a smaller shawl. Use a worsted weight or larger weight yarn for larger shawl. (Yardage will vary.) The CoBaSi alternate shawl took three skeins of CoBaSi.

The pattern is written for an adult, but can easily be modified for a toddler. I would suggest for a todder size to use a total of 21 stitches (not 23 stitches indicated in the increasing stage). In the second section your stitch counts will be lower, because you started out with two fewer stitches. You could also try making this section a litt...