I must admit that I’m on a bit of a slouch hat kick lately and the J’adore Slouch is a pleasure to crochet! I love the simplicity of not having to shape a hat as well as the endless amount of lacy designs you can create.
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I was so excited when I discovered that by turning the leaping blocks and stripes stitch pattern on it’s side, that I would create an almost woven look for the Heights Beanie! It’s so much fun to alter stitches just a little bit to get a whole new look.
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The Rustic Lace Hat and the Rustic Lace Scarf make the perfect light weight, lacy set for cooler temperatures! They work up fairly quickly and use only chains and double crochets.
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What better way to prepare for the coming weekend than with the Weekender Headband!
This headband has a lacy, sophisticated stitch pattern and, just to make sure it fits securely around the head for all sizes, it ties in the back. Or front, if you prefer. It’s available in sizes Baby – Adult!
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The Checkmate Beanie is a super soft and chunky hat, that despite the holes, will keep your head nice and warm on those blustery winter days. Pair it with the matching super scarf called the Checkmate Scarf that you can find at this link to complete the set!
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Oh man, am I enjoying the Casual Friday Slouch hat! The pattern was a breeze and it’s been field tested in some nasty Pennsylvania winter weather. I couldn’t be happier with it!
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Hey there! It’s getting colder and colder here every day and the holidays are approaching fast. I wanted to design a headband-style ear warmer that you could wear anywhere, but would also make a great gift. That’s when the Frost Headband was born!
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Autumn Joy Slouch Hat
Hi there!
I have to say that I love the look of a crocheted slouchy hat. They’re so casual and comfortable. And those two words happen to describe my entire way of life! I don’t dress up unless it is absolutely necessary. 😀
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Aspen Tweed Hat
Hi everyone!
Today I have a super cute and warm hat pattern for you. As some of you may already know, if you’ve followed my blogging journey for a while, I live in Pennsylvania and holy moly, do we have some cold winters. I’m sure it’s nothing compared to those living north of here, but it’s still pretty frigid most of the winter. And being January, we’re in the thick of it with no sign of spring for a few more months.
Let me tell you, crocheting is certainly a useful skill up North. We never have too many hats, scarves, mittens, sweaters and blankets!
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Wavy Shells Beanie
Hello everyone!
We got our first snowfall yesterday. It was beautiful and ominous at the same time.
It’s definitely time to start stocking up on the winter necessities once again and what a better place to start than with a beanie! I say you can never have too many winter hats and scarves!