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This set includes 4 patterns with 8 sizes to fit babies and toddlers Newborn to 36 months. Each hat is highly customizable. They work from the crown down making depth of hats a great fit, and each has the option to be made with flaps or without flaps. Pattern calls for 100% cotton yarn, though many fibers can be used as long as gauge is met.
If you are wanting to make hats for the family including the kids or hats for friends or charity - then you must take a look at the new line of Crochet Garden hats. If you enjoy cables, have always wanted to explore more with post stitches, or continue on to another cable adventure - this is the set for you. Each one of these hats has its own character, its own wondrous array of cables.
If you love cables, you will enjoy making these scarves. The myriad of cables from one scarf to another spans from streaming vertical cables to the unique interlocking of these cables. The twist on these cables from traditional cablework is one of the magical details found here at the Crochet Garden. Get started on your holiday gifts now!
This enchanted fay set is perfect for the cool rapture of spring and the wondrous spice of fall. This set has just enough warmth and the perfect balance of air and fiber for lightweight wear. The hat starts from the crown, so for more “slouch” one can increase the length. The hat can fit children too, so you make matching sets for all the little ladies too!
Garden Girls is a new series of hair accessories from babies to adult. This is the first volume and consists of the Daisy Headband and Daisy Flower, the Hopscotch Beanie and the Genavive Beret. All patterns are sized from 3 mos through adult.
Garden Girls is a new series of hair accessories from babies to adult. This is the second volume in this series. Some of the flowers in this pattern set are embellished with sew-on rhinestones and clip on adornments! Or alternatively, you can use a large flower to your liking from your local craft store.
Every little girl needs a Hair Accessory Organizer! From pony tail holders to barrettes, and scrunchies and bobby pins- what a cute way for everyone to get organized! So many themes, and colors boundless, there is one for every kind of little lady. Rainbows, Rock Lace, Flowers, Zen, and Picture- which one is your favorite?
This little ensemble is perfect for a stroll in the garden to afternoon tea. She can gather flowers or carry bread for the birds. She can even help her mommy find an Easter egg. Doll Dress opens all the way down in back for easy quick changing. Velcro can be substituted for sew-on snaps. Hat and basket can be adorned with flowers. Pattern: Includes Dress, hat and basket pattern.
These cabled scarves are perfect for everyone- from the wilderness hiker, to the one who loves to walk along the boardwalk.
These crochet messy bun hat patterns come with with two options in the instructions: crochet it as a messy bun with a hole at the top, or you can crochet it as a regular hat with a closed top. These textured hats (Winter Solstice Messy Bun Beanie and the Summer Solstice Messy Bun Beanie were inspired by change in the days, the rolling cascading cables mimic the days rolling into the longest day of the year and the shortest day of the year respectively. Note: You can purchase both Winter and Summer Solstice messy bun hat separately.
Textured stitches give these beanies a rustic feel while a button down flap adds a breath of vintage panache resulting in a modern combination that is both classic and riveting. Sizes to fit the entire family with a change of buttons to individualize each one. Your little ones into puppies or rainbows? How about little bone buttons, or buttons of every color? Pearl buttons would be so stylish, and gold ones so glamorous. Perhaps a neutral yarn and wooden buttons for those into treks of timber.
Description: Matching tutus for the both of them! The crochet top is then adorned with strips of tulle. Tutu opens all the way down one side. Snaps are used to fasten this side together, though velcro can be used instead.