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Ever After Earganizer by Nicole Rogowski

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Ever After Earganizer

by Nicole Rogowski

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Nicole Rogowski's Ravelry Store

Craft

Crochet

Category

Decorative → Wall Hanging

Published

February 2023

Suggested yarn

Hobby Lobby I Love This Cotton!

Yarn Bee Cotton Et Lin

both are used in this pattern

Yarn weight

Aran (8 wpi) ?

Gauge

5 stitches and 4 rows = 1 inch
in Sc

Hook size

4.5 mm

Yardage

115 - 330 yards (105 - 302 m)

Crochet terminology

Languages

English

This pattern is available for $5.00 USD buy it now

Welcome to the pattern for the Ever After Earganizer! This pattern was truly a design born from necessity. After creating the pattern for the Ever After Mouse Ears, I was quickly running out of space for my many sets of ears! Because I needed a quick small space solution for my apartment lifestyle, I designed this wall organizer for my ear collection. Also note, this pattern is perfect for baseball caps, short-strapped clutch purses, and regular headbands as well!
Timestamps are included throughout the pattern at the beginning or end of certain steps/sections (i.e. 04:10 – 9:23). These timestamps indicate where exactly in the video tutorial one can find a visual guide to the written instructions.
I would STRONGLY advise against using acrylic based yarn for this pattern. Cotton yarn is best to use because it has close to zero stretch when worked up. This will come in handy when you finally use your wall organizer to hold your ears, or other accessories. The final piece will stretch the least when the added weight of the accessories is applied.
This is an experienced beginner to intermediate level pattern, written in US terminology.
This pattern is written to allow for the maker to adjust the length of the organizer to accommodate for additional accessories tabs—please refer to the “Read First” notes throughout the instructions for adjusting directions.
You will also be using these exp. beginner/intermediate skills when working up this pattern: crocheting in the round continuously, crocheting into raw edges, beginner sewing/seaming of pieces together, crocheting over hardware/metal elements.