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Free patterns to crochet unique things for your family and home: beanies, sunhat, whimsical hats, baby, blankets, decor, pillows, scarves, stuffies, seasonal and more.
Each pattern has been tested and most are easy enough for beginners with basic crochet skills. Help is always available through email or in our facebook group, Totally Snappy.
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…
This band is perfect for last minute gifts. I wanted a new, slightly chunky, headband that could fit a variety of sizes. This whips up in about an hour and takes less then 1 skein of Lion Brand Tweed Stripes. Tweed Stripes is a soft and colorful yarn, available in many different colors. I LOVE…
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…
I LOVE the children’s storybook about a munching caterpillar, The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle. I wanted a hand puppet that could eat play food. The head opens so kids can put pretend food into its mouth as the story is read. This will be so cute for teachers of all ages, librarians, moms, grandmas,…
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…
Colorful Blossom I designed this flower to show a fun way to choose colors when making things such as granny squares and afghans. It is worked in one continuous piece, not sewn together. The last round could be left off to create a smaller blossom. Flowers are beautiful clipped on bags, hats, headbands, anywhere. I…