Stitch:
[Yarn Over, Insert Hook into stitch, Yarn Over, Pull through] 4 times. Yarn Over, pull through all 9 loops on your hook.
OR
[Yarn Over, Insert Hook into stitch, Yarn Over, Pull through] 3 times. Yarn Over, pull through all 7 loops on your hook.
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You may think that making up puns is no “truffle” at all. But, Holy “Shiitake,” it’s not easy!! I “moss” say that I have really taken a “lichen” to this. At least I have “morel” support from everyone. You give me “mush-room” to be creative, so I can “button” down and get these done! Once I get a good pun figured out, I feel like the “porto-bell-o” of the ball! I appreciate your encouragement because that’s what friends are “spore.”
Watch this video tutorial to learn how to make this amigurumi:
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Pattern:
Designed by Nadia Fuad You *may* sell items made from my pattern, but please reference my website YARNutopia.com.
Please do not copy, sell, and/or post this pattern and claim it as your own.
NOTES:
-Use a smaller hook to make these smaller
-Use a bigger hook to make these bigger
Special stitches:
Ch(s): chain(s)
YO: Yarn Over
St(s): Stitch(es)
Sl st: slip stitch
SK: Skip
SC: Single Crochet
Pattern:
If you have any confusion or difficulty with reading this pattern, please watch the video tutorial to have visual instructions.
Stem of Mushroom:
With Off-White:
Ch 2 Rnd 1: 6 SC in 2nd ch from hook. (6) Rnd 2: 2 SC in each st around. (12) Rnds 3-12: SC in each st around. Fasten off.
Stuff Stem
Top of Mushroom:
With colored yarn:
Ch 2 Rnd 1: 6 SC in 2nd ch from hook. (6) Rnd 2: 2 SC in each st around. (12) Rnd 3: [2 SC in next st, SC in next st] 6 times. (18) Rnd 4: SC in each st around. (18) Rnd 5: [2 SC in next st, 1 SC in next 2 sts] 6 times. (24) Rnd 6-7: SC in each st around. (24)
Fasten off with long tail for sewing
Assembly step:
Sew top to stuffed stem. See video tutorial for visual instructions.
Enjoy!!
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I wanted to create an unconventional piece for a baby. I have somebody close to me that is having a baby soon and I was inspired to think outside the box with this amazing Color Pop Baby Blanket. Steering away from the “traditional” pastel colors or pinks and blues for gender specifications, I wanted to create something that is gender neutral as the mother and father do not know the baby’s gender.
Using that inspiration and that element of surprise, I wanted to make something that just WOW’s the nursery and the arrival of this new baby. This amazing piece started to form from a small creative idea that I had.
This bright and colorful blanket combines a variety of stitches to give rich texture with a cheerful *pop* of color in the stripes! I framed the entire piece with a crocheted pom border as well. This border is very reminiscent of the 1970’s trend, but I have added new life to the retro look. It is fabulous!
Not only will this be a great addition to any nursery, but it would serve as a secondary purpose of being a great play throw to have to crawl around on the floor with. There are so many sensory textures.
In this baby blanket, I used popcorn stitches, granny stitches, double crochets, single crochets, cluster stitches, puff stitches, and treble crochets. You can even make this blanket bigger to make an afghan or even a full bedspread! Get creative!
You can use any colors you like, so if you know the gender of the baby, you could make this in a variety of hues of one color or make this in one solid color. The possibilities are endless! I can’t wait to see what you create! This was such a fun project!
Follow along with this video tutorial to learn how to crochet this blanket:
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***You can sell anything you make from my patterns, please just link back to my website YARNutopia.com. Thank you!
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Pattern:
Designed by Nadia Fuad
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Please do not copy, sell, and/or post this pattern and claim it as your own.
NOTES:
-You can make this blanket any size. Use the Afghan Size Guide in this Blog Post
-The measurements for my blanket came out to be approximately 47 inches X 45 Inches
-You can make this blanket any size by making your beginning chain an even number.
-You can use any colors you want. I used a Worsted Weight, Size 4 Medium Yarn but you can use any Double Knitting Yarn or any Aran Yarn as well.
-This blanket took me approximately 1 month to complete (But I did not work on it continuously)
-You do not have to change color so often, but sewing in those pesky ends is a nightmare. Be sure to sew them in as you go, but if you are not changing color as often as I do in the video tutorial, you can carry your yarn up the rows on the sides because when we make our border, we cover the sides anyway.
-Ch 3/Ch4 at the beginning of a row counts as a stitch unless otherwise specified (See video tutorial for explanation, especially when working treble crochet rows)
-If you do not have the same exact stitch count as me (if you are off by a few stitches, do not worry about it, it is OK, the border will hide any imperfections on the edges)
Special stitches:
Ch(s): chain(s)
YO: Yarn Over
St(s): Stitch(es)
Sl st: slip stitch
SK: Skip
SC: Single Crochet
HDC: Half-Double Crochet
DC: Double Crochet
TR: Treble Crochet
LDC2TOG: Long Double Crochet Decrease (Work a Double Crochet Decrease in the previous row, working around chain space)
PC: Popcorn (4 DC in st, remove hook from loop, insert hook in 1st dc of grouping, put loop back on hook and pull through stitch. Popcorn made)
PS: Puff Stitch: *YO, insert hook into st, YO, pull through, repeat from * until you have 7 loops on your hook. YO pull through all 7 loops.
Pattern: Change color every row.
Ch 128
Row 1: Dc in 3rd ch from hook and across, ch 3, turn. (127)
Row 2: *PC in next st, ch 1, DC in next st, repeat from * across, ending with DC in last st, ch 1, turn. (64 DC, 63 PC, 63 Ch 1 sps)
Row 3: SC in each dc and in each ch 1 sp. Do NOT sc in the PC’s, ch 3, turn (127)
Row 4: 2DC in same st as ch up3, *ch 1, sk 2 sts, 3 dc in next st, repeat from * ending with 3 dc in last st, ch 1, turn. (43 groups of dc)
Row 5: sc in same st as ch 1 and in next 2 sts, *LDC2TOG working around ch 1 sp into sts from Row 3, sc in next 2 sts, sk next st, Repeat from * across, ch 4, turn. (see video tutorial for visual instructions) (129 sts)
Row 6: * Sk next st, TR in next st, TR in skipped st (cross stitch made), repeat from * across ending with TR in last st, ch 1, turn. (129 TR)
Row 7: SC across, ch 1, turn. (125 sc–if you end up with 129 sc, that’s okay too!)
Row 8: sc in same st as ch 1, *ch 2, sk 2 sts, sc in next st, repeat from * turn. (43 sc, 42 ch 2 sps)
Row 9: 3 DC in each ch 2 sp (AKA Granny Stitch), skipping sc’s. ch 3, turn. (126 dc)
Row 10: DC in next st, PS in next st (middle st of Granny Stitch), DC in next 2 sts, repeat from * across, ch 3, turn.
Rows 11-40: repeat rows 1-10 (see video tutorial for visual instructions)
Row 41: Repeat Row 9
Row 42: Repeat Row 8
Row 43: Repeat Row 7
Row 44: repeat row 6
Row 45: Repeat Row 3
Row 46: Repeat Row 4
Row 47: Repeat Row 5
Row 48: Repeat Row 2
Row 49: Repeat Row 1
Row 50: Repeat Row 10
Rows 51-79: Repeat Rows 41-50
Fasten off and start border:
BORDER:
Rnd 1: SC around entire blanket putting 3 sc in each corner. Sl st to first sc.
Rnd 2: Ch 6, 3DC cluster in 3rd ch from hook, Ch 3, 3 dc cluster in 3rd ch from hook. Sl st in ch where 1st cluster was made, ch 3, sk 3 sts, sc in next st. (see video tutorial for visual instructions) Sl st to beginning and fasten off!
That border is amazing and can be put on any blanket!!
Weave in all ends.
Enjoy!
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The yarn provided for this pattern is courtesy of Red Heart Yarns
Introducing The Pixie Puff Baby Bonnet. This elfin hat is so enchanting and has the charm of a tiny fairy-tale character. It’s conical shape is perfect for any little sprite. This will fit a baby that is 3-6 Months old. We work off measurements in the video, so you can make this bigger or smaller just by measuring your own. Enjoy!
Watch this video tutorial to learn how to make this bonnet:
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Pattern:
Designed by Nadia Fuad You *may* sell items made from my pattern, but please reference my website YARNutopia.com.
Please do not copy, sell, and/or post this pattern and claim it as your own.
NOTES:
-You may use any size thread and any size hook to make this. Just know that it will turn out larger or smaller, but this project goes off measurements, so you can use any type of yarn to achieve this look.
Ch: chain
St(s): Stitch(es)
YO: Yarn Over
Sl st: slip stitch
SC: Single Crochet
DC: Double Crochet
Puff Stitch: (PS) (YO, Go into directed stitch, YO, Pull through) x5 (you should have 11 loops on your hook) YO and pull through all 11 loops. Puff Made.
Bonnet Start with Slip Knot with Long tail for sewing later
Ch 21 Loosely Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across, ch 1, turn. (20 sc)
Row 2: HDC in 1st st, *PS in next, HDC in next, repeat from * across, ending with HDC in last 2 sts. Ch 1, turn. (9 puff stitches made, 11 HDCs made)
Row 3: HDC in 1st 2 sts, *PS in next st, HDC in next st, repeat from * across. Ch 1, turn.
Row 4-31: Repeat rows 2 & 3 until your piece is 15 Inches (I was able to end at row 31, but you can end on any ODD number Row)
Row 32: Sc across and down the long side of your work (see video tutorial for visual instructions)
Fasten off
Assembly: Sew up the backside of the bonnet with the beginning long strand of yarn we made when we created our slip knot.
Tie Tassel:
Chain 100, Fasten off, Weave through the bottom edge of bonnet. (See video tutorial for visual instructions)
Weave in all ends.
Enjoy!
***You can always contact me if you have any problems with the pattern. I am happy to help if you have any questions along the way.
Bold, Contemporary, High-Impact! These words come to mind with this piece! This chunky bobble stitch fringe scarf is definitely going to make a statement! This is an original pattern. Get ready to bring on the swag!!
This is a unisex scarf and can be made in a variety of colors as well as multiple colors! It is a very cozy scarf to be wrapped up in on a cold day, or just a great fashion statement when you want to add that perfect accessory!
Pattern:
Designed by Nadia Fuad
Questions? Leave a comment!and happy hooking!
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Special Stitches:
Ch: chain
HDC: half double crochet Bobble Stitch Explained: Yarn over, go into the next st, Y/O, pull through, Y/O, go back into the stitch, Y/O, pull through, Y/O, go back into the stitch, Y/O pull through, (You should have 7 loops on your hook), Y/O and pull through all 7 loops. Bobble stitch made.
Ch 70
Row 1: Bobble in 3rd ch from hook, *HDC in next 5 sts, bobble in next st, repeat from * across, ending with bobble, 1 HDC. Ch 2, turn.
Row 2: HDC in next 3 sts, Bobble st in next st, *HDC in next 5 sts, bobble in next st, repeat from * across, endng with 1 hdc in the last 5 sts. Ch 2, turn.
Row 3: HDC in first 2 sts, *Bobble st in next st, 1 HDC in next 5 sts, repeat from * across, ending with Bobble, 1 HDC. Ch 2, turn.
Row4: Repeat row 2
Row 5: Repeat row 3
Row 6: Repeat row 2
Row 7: Repeat row 3
Fasten off, weave in ends.
Add tassels if you’d like! (See video for visual instructions)
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Beard hats are so silly yet so practical when it is freezing cold outside. These would make great gifts for the holidays! That’s why I’m posting this now, so you can get a head-start on those gifts! You can get very creative by using different colors for beards. I found this beard pattern online at Ashlee Marie for free and thought I’d show how I make one. She offers a written pattern in different sizes for little children to adults. Be sure to check out her whole blog, it’s awesome!
