This pattern has been sought by many crochet lovers. Finally! Here it is: the Unicorn Beanie. It has it all: a funny appearance, the ever popular unicorn motif, and an eye-catching pattern. Additionally, it is very easy to make. A few colors have been used to make the mane and it was created from RedHeart Supersaver yarns. Fell free to pick your own shades as well, so long as the yarn is medium weight.
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You can purchase this pattern on ravelry.com, but there is also a free video tutorial on youtube.com.
TagsCrochet Yolanda Bandana Pattern
This Yolanda Bandana is a vintage inspired accessory made with fingering weight yarn and an intricate lace pattern to give it a light and airy feel.
The scarf's main pattern is worked by using a technique called filet crochet where a design is added to a crocheted fabric by working open and closed 'blocks' of stitches.
Lion Mane Fringed Scoodie Crochet Pattern
This Lion Mane Hood is a beautiful textural pattern, full of rich detailing that will set this piece apart from the others! Make yourself a super unique scoodie to rock this fall and winter. It can be worn a number of ways, wrapped around the neck twice, once, or let loose to dangle. The scarf ends can be made in two lengths, so its up to you how much fluff you're rocking!
Everyday Pom Pom Beanie
Learn how to crochet a basic beanie! The Everyday Crochet Beanie is the perfect, easy crochet beanie that will become a staple in your fall and winter wardrobe. The Everyday Beanie features a ribbed fold over brim, a tapered head and is topped off with a yarn pom pom! You can also leave off the pom pom entirely for a minimalist and simple beanie :) This crochet beanie pattern has seven different sizes - preemie, baby, toddler, child, tween, adult small and adult large - so you can make a beanie for everyone in the family! There is also a step-by-step video tutorial.
The Newman Beanie Hat
The Newman men beanie hat free crochet pattern with video tutorial is perfect to make for your guy on any special occasion, this beanie is fantastic for everyday wear and stylish. I made this beanie hat used chunky acrylic yarn with 6 mm crochet hook. follow along the simple pattern. This beanie made from bottom up to the top. Feature beautiful triangle stitch.Add your own style by add some color to make them oh so stylish.
Nina Bean Beanie Free Crochet Pattern
The Nina Bean Beanie Hat is a crochet hat worked side to side as a rectangle which is then folded, seamed with top sewn shut and pom pom added at the end. The crochet ribbing is worked as part of the stitch pattern not added on later! An easy to memorize 4-row repeat creates beautiful texture throughout the crochet beanie hat with ridges and a faux cable made with chains and single crochet stitches. Crochet stitches used include chains, single crochet, half double crochet stitches and slip stitches worked in combination. Height can easily be adjusted by changing the number of chains in the foundation chain. Width of hat can easily be adjusted by adding or subtracting rows at the end. 4 sizes included - child, adult small, adult medium and adult large.
Half Double Crochet Beanie
"I have been meaning to write a Half Double Crochet (hdc) beanie pattern for some time now. You all seem to really like my Basic Beanie pattern which uses double crochet stitches so I thought you'd also like a hdc beanie pattern. I used the exact same worsted weight yarn (all hats were made from the same skein) for my samples because I wanted my measurements to be as accurate and consistent as possible. Please check your gauge before starting your own hat."
The Courtney Crochet Beanie Hat
"The Courtney Crochet Beanie Hat is soft, textured and feminine - unique from any hat you can grab off the rack. Purchase a cute pom pom for the top or make one yourself! At first glance you may think you'll be working star stitches to make this hat. And while you'd be really close, this stitch isn’t quite as full as a star stitch. (Which also means it is less of a yarn eater!)It's much easier than you'd expect!"
