Gwen Robinson
Patterns available as Ravelry Downloads
Crochet: Blanket - Other
This is my own pattern for the cocoon style mermaid blanket everyone loves. The pattern has all 3 sizes listed, and has pictures to show you some of the steps.
Crochet: Blanket - Other
This pattern includes all three sizes listed, with pictures illustrating stitching and construction.
Crochet: Beanie, Toque, Blanket - Other
This cocoon is based on the Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle. It’s super cute and comfortable, and is a fantastic photo prop!
Crochet: Blanket - Other
This pattern has written instructions in English, plus pictures to illustrate some of the pattern parts. It has all three sizes listed.
Crochet: Cloche Hat
I used an E hook and Bernat Softee Baby yarn, which made the hat about 18” in circumference around the bottom. I also crochet pretty tightly. Changing hook sie will change the size.
Crochet: Potholder
Pot holder measures about 10” x 8” finished. This pattern uses interlocking filet crochet techniques.
Crochet: Pillow / Cushion
I crochet pretty tight, and with an H hook the pillow ended up about 36” long and 6” across. I used RHSS, but you can use whatever yarn you like best.
Crochet: Throw
This is a c2c pattern which includes a chart, pictures, and written instructions. Use whatever hook and yarn you want, but I used an H hook and 4 weight yarn and it turned out about 5’ x 4’.
Crochet: Blanket - Other
This is the pattern for my Grumpy Gator cocoon blanket. The top is worked back and forth as a blanket, then you join and make the bottom a cocoon.
Crochet: Beanie, Toque
Super cute hats inspired by the South Park characters Cartman and Heidi. These are adult sized hats which I created for cosplay purposes.
Crochet: Throw
This is a mosaic crochet pattern with written instructions and charts to make a blanket. Gauge doesn’t matter, use whatever hook and yarn makes you happy! :smile:
Crochet: Cloche Hat
If you use a bigger or smaller hook size, you can make a bigger or smaller hat. I crochet pretty tightly, and using a D hook and Bernat Softee Baby yarn, the hat has a 16” circumference.
Crochet: Potholder
This pattern uses interlocking filet crochet techniques. Finished pot holder measures about 10” x 8”.
Crochet: Animal Toy
This listing is for the pattern for my super cute tiger stuffed animal inspired by Hobbes from Calvin and Hobbes. The finished stuffed toy measures about 24” tall and about 5” thick. I hope you have as much fun making him as I do!
Crochet: Potholder
This pattern uses interlocking filet crochet techniques. Pot holder measures about 10” x 8”.
Crochet: Animal Toy
This pattern has instructions for both a larger (14” sitting) bunny, and a smaller (10” sitting) bunny, too.
Crochet: Pillow / Cushion
This super cute panda pillow is 20” across. Pattern is written in US terminology and has pictures for guidance. I used J and H hooks.
Crochet: Potholder
Gauge isn’t important for this pattern. I crochet tightly and use a G or H hook and medium 4 weight cotton yarn. Cotton yarn is important because it won’t melt when it gets hot.
Crochet: Throw
This cute pizza blanket pattern has both child and adult sizes included. The written instructions come with a couple helpful photos, with pepperoni and 2 mushroom applique patterns, too.
Crochet: Afghan block
This is an @11” granny square. It starts in a circle, then becomes squared off as you work.
Crochet: Blanket - Other
This pattern is worked in flat rows for a bit, then joins to be worked in the round for the bottom of the blanket. Includes all three sizes. US Navy Veteran made.
Crochet: Beret, Tam
Using Red Heart Super Saver and a G hook makes an adult size hat. A thinner yarn and smaller hook will make a smaller hat.
Crochet: Potholder
This pattern is worked in interlocking filet crochet and measures about 10” x 8”.
Crochet: Softies - Other
Gauge is unimportant… with an H hook using Red Heart Super Saver, my toy was 9” long and 3” thick. But you can use any type of yarn and hook to make a bigger or smaller Tardigrade.