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Plum Dandy Simple Tied Headband

Supplies

Yarn: Stunning String Bundles: Plum Dandy – Super Fine [1] Stunning Superwash Hand Dyed Yarn, 100% Superwash Merino 3 ply, 10 yards/9 meters; 2 grams of each of the following Colors: Purple Rain, Plum Frost, French Lilac, Wisteria, Spring Iris, Thistle, Tangier Plum and Aubergine 

Hook D (3.25 mm) Furls Odyssey Crochet Hook

Scissors, Yarn Needle, Stitch Marker (optional)

Difficulty…

Gently Reminisce Wrap – Free Crochet Pattern

Wrap yourself in a soft and gentle hug while you gently reminisce of days long past.

This wrap was designed for the warmer weather during the spring, summer and fall. It is lightweight and super soft. Lacy and playful. Simple to crochet and the added fringe, makes it fun to wear.

Designed using 3-colors of The Cotton Wool(100% Pima Cotton Yarn from We Are Knitters), with an easy to remember…

Valentine’s Day Flower Pot Cover – Free Pattern

Valentine’s Day is fast approaching and I wanted to share a simple little flower pot cover with you – in case you get potted plants (like me!) for Valentine’s Day! Each year I seem to get one small pot of miniature roses – which in the spring I add to my garden – I much prefer them to cut flowers! This pot cover would also work well for Mother’s Day.

I hope you are each spoiled with some…

My Little Love| Newborn Baby Hat | Free Crochet Pattern

My Little Love (Newborn Baby Hat) can be crocheted in one sitting and uses less than 18 g of yarn!

Remember February is the month for Little Hats, Big Hearts, with the American Heart Association! Volunteers have been busy crocheting and knitting hats to give to babies born during the month of February in participating hospitals across the United States. To learn about how to submit hats to this…

V-Stitch Tutorial and Free Pattern for a Simple Dishcloth

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I enjoyed crocheting this – partially because it allowed me to try out a new yarn fibre I received in my Monthly Yarn Subscription- Classic from yarnbox and partially because I love the texture given to the scarf with the simple stitches.

This design can easily be modified – just increase, or decrease the number of stitches and the number of rows you crochet. Super Simple and Pretty.

A great last minute project using just 1 ball of yarn and a 8.0 mm (L) crochet hook. You could even whip up a few in a day for last minute gifts!

Pretty Simple Infinity Scarf

Supplies

Yarn: Andy’s Merino II, Natural, 175 yards, 3.5 ounces; Single Ply Worsted for the Sample Pictured

Hook 8.0 mm (L)

Scissors, Yarn Needle, Stitch Marker (optional)

Difficulty Level

EASY

Finished Size

Approximately 4.5 inches wide and 50 inches long

Gauge

14 sts = 4 inches 9 rows (this sequence: 1 row of each in this order: hdc, hdc, sl st, sl st, hdc, hdc, sl st, sl st, hdc) = approximately 4 inches

Abbreviations

US Terminology used

bl – back loop beg – beginning ch – chain hdc – half double crochet R – row/round RS – right side (aka pretty side) rem – remaining rep – repeat sk – skip sl st – slip stitch st/sts – stitch/stitches () – Repeat the instructions between the parentheses the number of times indicated. [] – at the end of the row – the total number of stitches * read the NOTES below for the special note regarding the last st

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Invisible Join / Invisible Finish

Changing Colours on the Last Yarn Over

Notes:

do not count the ch 1 and/or the ch 2 at the end of each row as a stitch

work into the first st of every row

*work into both loops of the last st of every row 

work into the back loops of every stitch of the row except for the last st (as noted in the point above)

Pattern Instructions

Remember: 

*work into both loops of the last st of every row 

R1: Ch 16, beg in 2nd ch from the hook and work 1 sl st in each st across, ch 1, turn [15]

R2: 1 sl st in the bl of each st across*, ch 2, turn [15]

R3: (RS) 1 hdc in the bl of each st across*, ch 2, turn [15]

R4: 1 hdc in the bl of each st across*, ch 1, turn [15]

R5: 1 sl st in the bl of each st across*, ch 1, turn [15]

R6: 1 sl st in the bl of each st across*, ch 2, turn [15]

R7: 1 hdc in the bl of each st across*, ch 2, turn [15]

R8: 1 hdc in the bl of each st across*, ch 1, turn [15]

Rep R5-R8: 25 more times.

If you are joining this to make an infinity scarf there are a few different ways you can do this. One way is to turn the project wrong side up and sl st the two ends together. I worked mine by working in the the back loop of the one piece of fabric and the front loop of the other piece.

Sl st join

You could whip stitch the two ends together if you prefer.

Whip Stitch Seam

Or use the invisible seam stitch option.

Invisible Seam

Finish off and weave in all ends.

Holiday Napkin Ring | Free Pattern

Holiday Napkin Ring

Supplies

Yarn: Bernat Handicrafter Cotton

Hook 5.0 mm (H)

Scissors, Yarn Needle, Stitch Marker (optional)

Difficulty Level

BEGINNER

Finished Size

6″ circumference, 0.75″ wide

Abbreviations

US Terminology used

beg – beginning ch – chain dc – double crochet R – row/round RS – right side (aka as the ‘pretty side’ of your work) rem – remaining rep – repeat sc – single crochet sk…

Fitted Crochet Neck Warmer | Free Pattern

This is a very simple design – you can easily modify it and work it completely in double crochet stitches if you would prefer to have a solid neckwarmer. I have included these instructions at the very end of the post!

For those cool days when you do not want, or need a bulky scarf, or cowl this will be a great option. The size I have included full instructions for below will also work as a wide…