Crochet Lacy Balaclava Pattern

This Crochet Lacy Balaclava Pattern has a pixie style, just ending in absolute cuteness! Hood can be worn as pictured, or pulled down underneath the chin.

This headband may use basic crochet stitches, but there's nothing simple about the way it looks. It's super quick and easy to make, but not boring. With endless possibilities for stripe patterns, you can really make it your own!

This pattern comes with a color chart to help you plan your stripes and full-page photo tutorials.

Create this amazing textural twisty twirly hat and get enchanting! The fabric created stands on its own. Just the tippy tip has some stuffing to enhance that curly! The brim? Floppy but stands as made. The pattern also shows how to use liquid starch to give it even more firmness!

Use this free crochet curly cue pattern to make a ponytail holder. You can make the curls in a single colour to match an outfit. Or use multiple colours for a fun ponytail holder girls will love wearing.

This Riding Hood is a made to measure mix between a balaclava and bonnet that is perfect for any cold day. Due to the nature of this pattern, you make a variety of sizes ranging from children to adult!

Plus, it's an excellent stash-busting project! All you need is a tape measure, a lovely button, and some yarn to start.

Now you can become a mystical, magical unicorn when you're wearing this crochet unicorn headband. Cradled with handmade wildflowers, this crochet unicorn headband is sure to please lovers of fabulous headgear and magic alike!

With this DIY tutorial, you can make your own cute cat scarf! The pattern has instructions for permanent and removable ears, and also contains instructions on how to add stripes and change colors.

Have you always felt like you belonged in a galaxy far, far away? Enlighten your spirit Jedi as Yoda with this Yoda Scoodie! Make with 3 skeins of super bulky yarn, this free crochet scoodie pattern works up nicely and allows option to be made as inifinity scarf or normal hanging scarf. Use with 10mm hook, a little bit of sewing required for ears.

This crochet balaclava has the whole face open since it's designed for little ones who might not like their mouths covered. A warm and cozy hat style, it's more likely to stay on heads when it is cold.