These cowls are super quick to make up and use just one skein of yarn! They are defintely cozy and match so well with my Chunky Ribbed Crochet Beanie! You’ll want to get that pattern too.

There are two patterns for this cowl. Pattern 1 is created with a smaller hook and requires an extra 1/2 skein of yarn. Both cowls are amazing to wear - comfortable, light, and warm. Which pattern you use depends on how tight you want the knit-like stitches to look. The cowl is created with the ‘camel’ stitch, or crocheting your half-double cro...

Who doesn’t love the old fashioned wool work socks on a chilly day? Now you can have even warmer toes with these cozy slipper boots. With the front post double crochet stitch, they are so thick and delicious they feel like you’re walking on a cloud! The boots are crocheted in the round - no seams - extra delicious!

These cowls are so cute and cozy for our littles. They are much more handier then a scarf - no knots to tie. Kids can easily dress themselves! Keep your little ones warm and stylish with this easy crochet pattern with photo tutorials. You can easily add stitches on the beginning row and make more rows to increase the size to fit all the way up ...

These are an easy slipper that makes up very quickly and is SOOOOO comfy and cute. The sole is made with two strands of worsted weight yarn so they are quite stiff and hold up well. They are also designed to fit your foot - tapered from the big toe to the little toe - this isn’t just your ordinary squished oval sole - it is designed to fit your...

I’ve been asked many times by customers to make them a cowl from the Outlander series. I do knit, but prefer to crochet - so this is what I came up with to meet my customers needs. As it turns out, this is one of the most comfortable cowls I’ve designed. I wasn’t expecting it to be so stretchy, yet still so warm; or so cozy without feeling like...

MINIONS!!! Everyone loves them. Now you can stow away your precious keepsakes in this Minion inspired container! I’ve written instructions to cover a container with a 4” diameter - BUT I’ve also written out instructions so you can cover any sized container you have! I’ve covered everything from round cardboard boxes from the dollar store to oni...

Part of my ongoing Star Wars Beanie Collection, Darth Vader is a must! Easy instructions to create the Sith Lord beanie that will keep your little Star Wars fan warm in winter!

This cowl is SO easy to make up! You can have it done in under an hour. Super easy pattern, but a beautiful result! The yarn I used was Loops and Threads Shelby - but any bulky (5) weight yarn will work. It is created using two strands of yarn, so you can also very easily make a variegated cowl by using two different colours of yarn. Enjoy!

Keep your kids’ hands cozy while they enjoy a freezie this summer with these Adjustable Freezie Holders! Fits ALL freezie sizes from little to jumbo - just button them up to the width you need - the dc stitches make it super easy - no need for button holes!

This is simply the coziest hat! I LOVE LOVE LOVE how it fits - and I’ve had so many compliments on the design when I wear it out. This hat works up very quickly using only one skein of Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick and Quick. I’ve found the hat is very forgiving, and one size basically fits all - but I’ve added in some notes for you to increase th...

These boots are made to fit your foot! No square toe here. The boot tapers from your big toe over so there is no bulky leftover material by your pinky toe! For added comfort, the boot is also worked in the round with NO SEAMS! Who likes walking on a seam all day? These slippers are comfy, warm, and cute to boot. :)

I hate seams! The most beautiful design can be ruined by the diagonal seam left with crochet. Therefore, I’ve designed my Basic Beanie series of hats: single crochet; half double crochet and double crochet. This pattern easily shows you how to create your hat without a seam. Embellish with buttons or flowers and you’ll have a unique, well-fitte...

Minons are so adorable! Now you can make your own minion with my beanie pattern that comes with instructions from newborn all the way to large adult! My beanie is worked in the round, so no seams!! I’ve included tutorials for starting with a magic ring as well as an invisible finish. And as always, I’m available by email to answer any questions...

A variation of my Spring Cloche (Panama) Hat - but with a comfy band instead of the floppy brim - and a different flower. It’s a great hat for transitioning between winter and spring - not too warm and still stylish. The pattern comes with instructions from newborn up to adult.

This beanie is perfect for the Lego lover in your world - this beanie can be made in two different ways: light for spring and fall by using one strand of yarn, or warm and cozy for winter by using two strands of yarn. You can create any face you like by using your imagination and sewing the mouth on with a different expression. Lots of possibil...

Hello. I am Baymax, your personal healthcare companion. :) As soon as I watched this movie with my kids, my son requested a Baymax beanie. So here it is! This is a very simple pattern to make, and I’ve included sizes from newborn all the way to adult. Enjoy!!! Balalalala

This is such a great Christmas gift for the crafters in your world. I saw the knitted version of this ornament at www.redheart.com, but I’m more efficient at crochet, so I came up with this pattern. They work up quickly and are a GREAT way to get rid of all your scraps; all while spreading Christmas Cheer!

This hat, even with the textured v-stitches that leave it a bit hole-y, is SUPER warm and stylish too! It works up really quickly and is fun to make - and fits great! The pattern came about when my cousin asked me to make a slouchie for her that was still chunky - and of course, you need a pom pom! (Or not, just a preference!) I have included s...

Tired of all your kids’ stuffies on the floor? Put them up! This hammock fits right in the corner of a wall and holds a lot of stuffies and toys. I have one for each of my kids and it’s great. You can put it lower so they can reach, or if you’re like me, up high so they stay where they are until they want one down to play with. This pattern is ...

This is a relatively simple pattern - you make a basic beanie, but do some loop stitches for the last few rows. I’ve included a photo tutorial of how to make the loop stitches to help out anyone who is unfamiliar. It is such a cute hat for little girls, especially babies with crazy chubby cheeks! It’s a fun way to keep your little ones warm in ...

My boy loves Star Wars - so this hat was his order and an instant hit! In no time I was making hats for all his friends too. It’s a bit tricky as you have to work with two strands of yarn throughout, but you’ll get the hang of it and I’ve included some notes and tutorials to help you along the way with assembly and such. I hope you enjoy it!

This is a relatively simple pattern of one of everyone’s favourite dragon!

This cowl is super soft - especially if you use Bernat Roving as I did. But any chucky wool (5) weight will do! It’s always fun to experiment and see what different wools with different textures will do for the same pattern. I love the unique textures of the braids that gives this cowl depth and difference. I also love the buttons that ‘look’ l...

This was a really challenging pattern to make - and I quickly realized if you stare at Unikitty long enough trying to figure a way to crochet her face, you just can’t help but feel happy! Spread Unikitty’s happiness everywhere you go with this cozy and fun hat. I’ve sized it so you can make a hat for everyone in your family, both young and old....

This cowl is so cozy warm - and beautiful too. The stripes start and end in uneven lengths that give it a nice textured look. I use one button or toggle to fasten the cowl, but you can attach as many as you like and however you like for unlimited possibilities!

I love Cloche Hats - but needed to find something to make for spring so I can keep crocheting all year long! I love this pattern and have been making variations of it for awhile now. I’ve designed it to be worked in the round - so no ugly seams along the hat or brim! This hat is super stretchy too - so it should last little ones more then a yea...

Frozen is a hit in my house, and my girl just had to have an Anna hat! Warm and cozy, you’re Frozen Fan is sure to love this hat. You can make it with the decorative camel stitch, or simplify it with easy peasy single crochet rows.

I simply LOVE these slippers. They are inspired by a hat I made for a friend last year using fpdc. (Here’s the link to the hat pattern: http://agirlandheryarnfk.blogspot.ca/2011/06/total-fpdc-h... Thanks Felicia!) I remember thinking as I was

Olaf is simply my favourite. This pattern actually was made at the request of a friend of mine you wanted an Olaf toque for her daughter. Looking at photos, I did my best to recreate Olaf in a cozy, warm hat she can wear all winter! I’ve included adult sizes as well - just in case you have a crazy Olaf fan in your world!

I’ve always had troubles sizing my beanies to fit - either too wide or too short! I’ve researched sizes and have found a formula that works for me! The best part about my beanie is that it’s worked in the round. NO SEAMS!!! This makes me happy, happy, happy. I’ve also perfected an invisible finish, so even though the beanie is worked in the rou...

Anyone who loves Disney’s FROZEN movie will love this beanie! It is made with TWO STRANDS of yarn; I used 1 strand of Baby Coordinates Soft Blue with one strand of Pound of Love in Pastel Blue for the main colour of the hat. This way you still get the shimmer of the Baby Coordinates, but the hat is still cozy and soft.

This chunky cowl is so warm and cozy in the winter, without being to cumbersome around your neck - and still fashionable! You can button it different ways for variety.

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