"Made from a corner to corner (c2c) rectangle that is then seamed at the back and top to create a sack shape. Easy, minimal color changes makes this a great beginner friendly corner to corner project! So cute and easy - perfect for any owl lover! Matches perfectly with the Owl C2C Scarf also a free pattern. Made in the double crochet c2c technique for an approximate finished size of 10” wide x 7” 1/2” tall which would fit teen/small adult. However, you could change it up to the mini hdc and/or different hook sizes to make desired size. So easy, fun and whimsical! "
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Vinnie Hat crochet pattern
"The Vinnie Hat crochet pattern matches the Vinnie Sweater and is so easy to make! This crochet hat pattern comes with written instructions and a video tutorial, making it great for beginners! This hat is so versatile! You can make it with many colors, just a few colors, or all one color! It
Marci Tunisian Hat
"This Tunisian Crochet hat features just two stitches - the Tunisian Knit and Purl stitches! And combining these two stitches together creates the ribbing for the hat band as well. Worked from the bottom up worked flat in rows and then seamed together at the end. Hat is easily customizable to
Mountain Trail Hat
"This hat uses a unique stitch combination to create a woven appearance. Hat is worked side-to-side in rows to make a rectangle which is then folded together, seamed and top of hat sewn together. Hat is worked by alternating colors from two yarn cakes or by working both ends of the same yarn
Sweet Serenity Hat crochet
"This month for our October CAL, I have designed a softly bobbled hat pattern for you to make. This crochet hat is easy to crochet and the fabric is made up of primarily double crochet stitches and bobbles. We crochet this project as a rectangle before seaming it into its final shape. This
The any Size Turban Hat
The Any Size Turban is a versatile pattern that shows you how to crochet a trendy hat that can fit any head size. It is beginner-friendly, quick, and fun to work up! You can use any yarn (velvet, acrylic, cotton, and more) and a suitable hook size to go with it. Easy instructions and tips show how
