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Joleen Wrist Warmers - Free Crochet Pattern

CROCHET YOUR OWN JOLEEN WRIST WARMERS Winter means cozy and one of the first things my daughters and I reach for are our wrist warmers. I have always loved the stitch pattern of my  Joleen Beanie  and I knew I wanted to make some matching wrist warmers. These are so fun and quick to make, I know you will enjoy making some for yourself or someone special in your life. PURCHASE THE AD FREE DOWNLOADABLE PDF HERE ON: RAVELRY , ETSY ***NOTE***  If you choose to sell items created from this pattern, please credit my shop (Elizabeth Ann Makes, IG: @elizabethannmakes) for the pattern. Please do not alter, rewrite, share or sell this pattern in anyway. This is strictly for personal use WITH the exception of selling items from it thank you so much! MATERIALS: H/8 (5mm) Crochet Hook #4 Worsted Weight Scissors  Yarn Needle KEY: CH: chain St(s): stitch(es) Sl St: slip stitch SC: single crochet  HDC: half double crochet DC: double crochet GAUGE: 7HD
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Elizabeth Wrist Warmers - Free Crochet Pattern!

CROCHET YOUR OWN ELIZABETH WRIST WARMERS I've always loved the simplicity of wrist warmers. They keep your hands warm but her fingers free so you can used them when your driving or buckling up a squirming child. Being a mom these are super helpful. My daughters also love them and beg me to make them a new pair every year. I thought it was about time to share some new patterns with you. I am really truly hoping to do better with this blogging thing this coming year. But here is the pattern to make you or your daughter some cute wrist warmers this winter. PURCHASE THE AD FREE DOWNLOADABLE PDF HERE ON: RAVELRY , ETSY MATERIALS: ●        H/8 (5mm) Crochet Hook ●        #4 Worsted Weight ●        Yarn Needle ●        Scissors KEY: CH: chain St(s): stitch(es) Sl St: slip stitch SC: single crochet HDC: half double crochet SPECIAL STITCHES: Main Pattern Stitch : Place 2HDC in same stitch, skip next stitch, and repeat pattern. Make sure to HDC into the
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Easy Crochet Maya Headband - Free Pattern

I have written a very simple headband pattern that I just had to share with you! The Maya Headband! AND it comes in two different options! A twist and a knot. The Design Here in Arkansas it doesn't get super cold but when it does it's nice to have something to cover your ears. I am not much of a hat person but I do enjoy a good headband. I wanted to create something that we would all love and want! Sizing and Modifying This headband pattern is written tutorial style with a lot of photos to assist you in modifying the design to fit your head. From newborns to adult. you can custom fit this pattern with just a measuring tape and some kindergarten math. Make sure you can measure the circumference of your hat recipient’s head (or use the  standard head circumference chart given by the Craft Yarn Council here ) The Yarn The yarn I chose to use for this headband is  I Love This Chunky Yarn  by Hobby Lobby. I am a huge fan of Hobby Lobby yarn and I had a
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Bridgett Cowl Crochet Pattern

Meet Bridgett! She is a perfectly simple yet elegant cowl that every lady needs on a cold winter morning. I believe I'm in love with this pattern and I wanted to share it with you! If you would like to purchase the PDF version of the pattern, click here:  Ravelry  or  Etsy MATERIALS: 2 Skeins of Super Bulky Yarn #6 P/15 11.5mm Crochet Hook (3) 1.5 inch Buttons Measuring Tape  Scissors  Yarn Needle  YARN NOTES: For the cowl pictured I used Lion Brand's Wool Ease Thick & Quick Super Bulky Yarn in Grey Marble. GAUGE: For this pattern it's not necessary, you can just use a tape measure to get the size you need. BRIDGETT COWL PATTERN  Row 1:  Foundation Single Crochet or chain until it measures 40 inches (101.5 cm) and SC in 2nd chain down. Row 2:  CH 2 and turn, DC (double crochet) in each stitch across Row 3:  CH 1 and turn, HDC (half double crochet) in each stitch across Repeat Rows 2 & 3 until the piece measures 10
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