This is a collection of all my scoodie designs. Two have video tutorials available on my YouTube channel.

This has been designed as a dice pouch. It can easily be adapted to be made bigger or smaller for different purposes.

Make your hat in black or whatever colour suits your project.

Exact gauge isn’t important but maybe will if you use this pattern to make a garment. Yardage quoted is deliberately wide ranging because it depends what you use this design for.

Fun quick project.

Simple project but versatile in possibilities of projects.

Suitable for almost any yarn and hook size.

This versatile project can be easily adjusted to any size by changing the initial number of chain stitches and altering the number of rows to suit you.

This was originally a free pattern but is now $2. If you have any questions, please feel free to message me.

Easy to adjust for different sized bottles - just add or remove chain stitches in the initial chain by multiples of 2.

Would look great made longer to turn up a brim. A pompom added would also look great.

Easy to make a matching scarf using the same stitches. Makes a particularly warm hat.

Easy project and easy to adjust for different size hands and different lengths as desired.

A free video tutorial is available for this pattern - Click here. This is a really easy pattern, great for a beginner crocheter and you end up with something practical which is also great as a holiday gift. An electric blanket is great but has a major drawback - it’s not portable! Answer? Make one of these!

Quick, easy pattern and great for using scraps

The pattern is easy to alter for different sizes.

A video tutorial is available on my YouTube channel

This is a particularly great pattern for slow transition or self/striping yarn. I am British but the pattern is written in US terminology. More flexible than making a hat as it doesn’t matter so much if your tension is a little loose.

There is deliberately no yarn or hook suggested as this pattern is designed for almost any yarn and suitable hook. You may wish to be selective about your yarn if you wish to make this into a pot holder or a washcloth.

This was developed to work particularly well with a slow transition variegated yarn because it’s made in one piece. It’s an easy project to alter for different sizes if a little time is spent doing some calculations.

Despite the details given here, this project can be done using almost any hook size and almost any yarn. The gauge is not particularly important either. You just need to keep an eye on the width of the crown section and even that doesn’t have to be accurate as this is not supposed to be a snug fitting item.

This is easily adaptable to make different sizes

This pattern is easy to alter for different widths and lengths. It’s suitable for most yarn types and hook sizes.

This is an easy pattern and easy to alter for different sized heads.

This pattern can actually easily be adapted to create a hat. You will need to reduce or add rounds to the base (crown) section of this pattern to make a hat and follow the instructions as written - changing the eyelash yarn edging if desired.

This is a VERY easily adaptable pattern for different sizes and looks. As long as you start with an odd number of stitches, you can change the length and width very easily. Different yarns and hooks will give a different look and embellishments will add nice effects too.

This is for a basketweave scoodie with a rounded shape, no points to the hood. The size can be altered a little by using lighter yarn and a smaller hook.

This is very easy to adapt to other sizes. If you’ve done my ribbed scoodie or my other ribbed patterns, you won’t find this difficult.

This is quite a versatile project and the look and size can easily be changed by different hook size, yarn and embellishments.

This pattern creates a very chunky ribbed scoodie. Yarn, hook size and stitches can be substituted to give a different look and size to the project. Stitch markers and safety pins are highly recommended.

This pattern is easily adaptable to create hats of different child sizes by use of different hook and/or yarn. If you repeat some specific rows in the crown section, you can create an adult sized hat. This would look great in different colours of your choice.

Spice up your gift to friends and family this holiday season with this festive and very eye-catching wine bottle cover. Alternating two colours with this basketweave pattern creates a great visual impact. Add a touch of frost to the top and tie cord with white eyelash yarn, and for an added seasonal jingle, add some bells! For other occasions, ...

This is a versatile easy amigurumi pattern. Feel free to use it as a starting point for different ghosts and adapt the stitches, size and features to make him look different to suit you.

You will be getting four hats in one with this pattern - adult and newborn baby sizes with two different edges.

You will also need some Halloween themed buttons to decorate around the top.

This is an easy written pattern. Full instructions included in the pattern including abbreviations for some unusual stitches. Works best with chunky yarn.

Pattern for unisex ribbed beanie style hat with ribbed cuff. Very warm hat and very versatile look depending on colour(s) chosen. Different hat sizes can be made by choosing different hook size and appropriate yarn.