A wonderful friend of mine recently started chemo and I wanted to make her some things since I can’t be there. I have read that chemo patients like soft fibers so when I found the new velvety yarn by Red Heart Yarns I knew it would be perfect. Would it be too thick for a hat? it was definitely worth a try and guess what…
I love making squishy soft things. My Jelly Bean Slouch Hat has been a super popular pattern and so I decided to make an infinity cowl to match. Jelly Bean Infinity Scarf CLICK HERE to add to your Ravelry library and favorites. Materials Yarn: bulky weight yarn (approximately 400 yards) Sample: Loops and Threads Charisma Bright Pop (it is AWESOME!) Crochet Hook: Size K Measurement:
I’ve decided scarves are a great way to stretch a wardrobe. I don’t have a lot of dress up clothes…. hoodies and jeans are my work uniform… so I have been making scarves to dress up my basics. This scarf can be made in the round or laced together for a fun touch. I used a strip of leather lacing, but you could also use
I often have people ask me if I know of a pattern for a specific yarn weight or hook size. Have you ever had a yarn you really wanted to use but weren’t sure of the size? I designed an infinity cowl that lets you choose ANY yarn, ANY hook and even make in ANY length. The ANY Infinity Scarf and Cowl… Any hook,
As the wife of a Deputy Sheriff, I know how hard they work and the things they experience. Each time an officer is killed it affects the entire department, family and community. When we have attended police officer funerals we wear black ribbons with a thin blue line, an emblem to show support of fallen officers. A few years ago I made a flag for
As a knitter, I often try to recreate knit stitches in crochet. I have been playing with one lately and I love how it turned out in this cowl. I guess it could be called an infinity scarf because it is kind of in between. I rarely make things for myself, but I love how this turned out. I’m sure I will be making myself
I designed this pattern for Breast Cancer Awareness. It whips up quickly and makes a great gift to bring hope to survivors and those affected by cancer. It could be made in any color to show support of any cause, plus it is beautiful for everyday. I have seen so many wonderful scarves made from this pattern and heard from amazing people. One of my
I’m addicted to scarves lately. I don’t have a neck so I can’t wear big, bulky ones. Last Sunday morning I couldn’t sleep so I decided to try a new design I’ve had in my head. I wanted a scarf I could throw on with casual clothes on the weekend. Something simple, yet classy looking. I chose a soft cream yarn that will go with anything.
I’ve been on a scarf fest lately, ever since a really good friend of mine was wearing a super fun scarf. I started playing around with different stitches and came up with a few patterns. This one, Trudy’s Infinity Scarf, can be made from any weight yarn and is cute worn in a loop or doubled. My friend, Trudy, seems to love her scarf! I asked
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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 |
