- Designed by: Megan Meyer
I love how the colors are beautifully transitioning into one another in this fun Iris beanie by Megan Meyer. Check it out on the pictures below, isn’t it gorgeous? It's the ideal amount of cozy and lacy. What's more, you can make it really fast and you only need basic stitches to crochet it.
Photo is by Megan Meyer / Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on leftinknots.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
TagsFrosted Petals Ear Warmer
- Designed by Megan Meyer
Megan Meyer proved, that ear warmers doesn't have to be boring at all! I mean, just take a look at the pictures below. The intricate, lacy ear warmer is the ultimate, feminine accessory for fall and winter time. It will keep your ears and head warm, and you will be able to still wear a bun or a ponytail!
PHOTOS by Megan Meyer /Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on leftinknots.com or read more about it on Ravelry.
Snow Drops Slouch Hat
This hat by Megan Meyer works up quite quickly and has a stunning, intriguing texture. The pattern uses no more than one cake of Caron Cakes yarn (or another worsted weight yarn you will choose)! The hues chosen are really reminiscent of ice and winter, but the hat will stay warm and cozy.
Love Bug Slouchy Hat
Here is a next slouch Hat free crochet pattern for a crazy, modern slouch hat with a pom-pom. It's made by Megan Meyer and the hat will indeed be a trendy and joyous addition to your winter attire. It's perfect for snowball fights with your kids and waltzing around town on a cold, sunny day. This easy pattern is a definite gem!
Mulberry Wine Earwarmer
- Designed by Amy Ramnarine
Crochet headbands always come in handy on winter and fall time, when it's grey and cold. This sweet ear warmer by Amy Ramnarine is made with a cool shade of purple, that beautifully transitioning into black, with a fun twist in the center. It's very fun to make and it can be adjusted to both kiddos and adults.
PHOTOS by Amy Ramnarine /Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on oombawkadesigncrochet.com or read more about it on Ravelry.
Delaney Hat (spiral beanie)
Even the simplest crochet hats can be taken to the next level and can have a fun, eye-catching twist. Like for instance this adorable hat in the pictures below, by Danyel Pink. The colors are arranged in stripes, to meet at the top, creating a unique pompom out of curly cues. Isn’t it sweet?
photo by Danyel Pink / ravelry.com
Find this free pattern on danyelpinkdesigns.com and ravelry.com.