The first crochet patterns I wrote as Snappy Tots were these birds. My neighbor’s little boy loved the game and wanted the set. It was fun and I hope you will enjoy these free patterns. Red Bird Diaper Set All sizes for the hat are included, but the diaper cover is only for sizes up to 24 months. Materials: Worsted weight yarn, in red, black,
Sunny Brimmed Cloche Materials: Yarn: Worsted weight cotton Hooks: G, H, I, J hooks (depending on size of hat, see below) Yarn needle Stitch Marker Note: All sizes start the same, but using a different size hook. The pattern has four sizes; newborn, toddler, child, teen/adult. A smaller size hook should be used to make the smaller version of each of these sizes. For preemies,
BUGZ Materials: Worsted weight yarn in red, yellow, black, and 3 shades of green Lion Brand Homespun in black, red, purple Peaches and Cream cotton in black and purple (optional for stiffer antennas) Hooks: H hook (4.5mm), I hook (5.0mm) Yarn needle Directions for all sizes and styles: Follow increases until desired size, as listed at the end of
In December, 2011, my dad said all he wanted for Christmas was a hat made by me. When asked what kind, he said, “any”. I told him I would make him a chicken hat if he didn’t care which kind…and so I did. I LOVE my dad! He has worn that chicken hat each winter every time he runs his snow blower. People driving past have
A fun sun hat for all ages. Make with or without the tutu. Great for boys too…just leave off the flowers. Add your favorite animal pieces for fun variations. Also includes a large bow and halo of flowers that are cute on other things as well. Ballerina Kitty Materials Yarn: worsted weight yarn in a variety of colors Yarn used in sample: Red Heart White,
Last spring I released a lamb stuffie. It is currently being redesigned, but in the meantime look how cute the features are on a hat? Thanks to JoAnne of Grammyjo Lids for this adorable sample. Petunia Lambikins Hat Materials Worsted weight yarn: Red Heart Baby Pink, small amount of Red Heart Perfect Pink, White. Miscellaneous: 2 small black buttons, black embroidery floss for smile, sewing
We LOVE Dr. Seuss so when I first started designing crochet patterns I knew I needed to make a top hat for his birthday. I wanted to put my own spin on it and added the cat’s head too. You can make it as shown or just the top hat. I recently updated the pattern to make the shape even better and added more sizes.
There are many wonderful novelty yarns available and furs are some of my favorites. Many people hesitate trying these whimsical yarns, but the finished product is worth the adventure. I have tried many different brands of fur, creating over 100 hats, bags and stuffies that I have loved. No need to be intimidated if you follow a few helpful tips. Tips for working with fur
This was one of my first animal hats. I LOVE his spots and curly legs. Ribbitz the frog Materials: Worsted weight yarn in two shades of green, yellow, white, black, red (optional) Hooks: G, H, I Yarn needle For smaller sizes, an F hook may be used for the polka dots. Finished length: Newborn: 5-5.5”; 3-6 mths: 6.5”; 6-12 mths: 7”; 12-24 mths: 7.5”; Child/preteen:
Ever make something that is not only cute, but fun to make too? I LOVED making these hats. The nubby texture is created with basic stitches and looks wonderful inside and out. I hope you will enjoy this quick and easy hat. Perfect for your Valentines and year round too. One Pattern, Different Looks Jelly Bean Slouch Would you like to download an
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Living life creatively, full of crochet, crafts, family and random quirkiness. I hope my whimsical, colorful crochet, projects and ramblings will fill your day with happiness. ~Heidi |
