Round 3:Ch3, 2tr in ch-1 sp, ch1. *skip 3 sts, (3tr, ch3, 3tr) into corner space. Ch1, skip 3 sts, 3tr in ch-1 space, ch1; repeat from * twice more. (3tr, ch3, 3tr) into corner space. C1 and join with ss in 3 rd ch of beginning ch-4. [36 tr, 4 ch-3, 8 ch-1] Completed size: The size is for an adult small and these measure Heigh 23cm (9 inches) Circumference 45.5cm (18 inches) Approx Row 7: Ch 4, tr in ch-sp, tr in each st to ch-3 sp. (3 tr, ch 3, 3 tr) in ch-3 sp, tr in each st to ch-sp. (Tr, ch 1, tr) in ch-sp. Turn. [56 tr, 2 ch-1 sps, 1 ch-3 sp] Row 46-47: Repeat row 6-7. Turn. [376 tr, 2 ch-1 sp, 1 ch-3 sp at the end of row 47] Row 48: Ch 1, 2 dc in ch-sp, dc in each st to ch-3 sp, (3 dc, ch 1, 3 dc) in ch-3 sp.

OR keep reading to find the free pattern and all the details you need to make this crochet hat and scarf set… CROCHET HAT AND SCARF SET Crochet Hat & Scarf Pattern MATERIALS & TOOLS Round 3: *2dc into next stitch, 1dc into next stitch* 3 times, 1dc into next 4 stitches, skip 2 stitches, 1dc into the next 5 stitches, *2dc into next stitch, 1dc into next stitch* 3 times. 1dc into next 7 stitches, (dc, ch2, dc) into ch-2 space, 1dc into last 8 stitches. Mark your last stitch with your stitch marker.

Mini Crochet Bunting

Round 2: [ch 2, tr in front loop only of next st, sl st in same front loop of st] in each st around.

Isn’t it just blissful when you reach the point in a blanket WIP where you can snuggle under the part you’ve already made? Round 2: Ch2, 2tr, 2tr, 3dtr, 2tr, ch2, ss, ch2, 3tr, 2tr, 3dtr, 3tr, ch2, ss in next st and tie off. Now you can crochet the basic granny square why not expand on your new skills and try an alternative granny square design, there are so many variations for you to try including the solid granny and the super solid granny square. Why not try a colour change with the lovely heart granny square? Repeat Row 2 and 3 until your work measures 1-2 inches smaller then the circumference of the head you are creating the work for. Making your work smaller will allow for the natural stretch of the yarn.

Round 3:Change to colour C, ch3, tr in next 2stitches, tr in corner, ch2, *tr in corner, tr in next 4 stitches, tr in corner, ch2* 5 times, tr in corner, tr in top on stitch, connect and tie off. For this project, you will be working in a magic ring or alternatively a chain of 3. If you missed the YouTube tutorial at the top of the post, you can learn how to crochet the magic ring here. Also..I am having difficulties keeping my edges straight, they don’t look nice and square like yours do and so I try to stitch to the very last…dimple/divet (whatever), would using a stitch marker help to mark off the last corner to make my stitch be a good idea?

Row 31-40:Repeat row 6-10 twice, changing to Colour B in the last st of row 40. Then fasten off Colour A. Turn. [242 tr, 80 ch-1 sp, 1 ch-3 sp at the end of row 40] To continue on and add a stem:ch4, dc into 3rd chain from hook, dc into next ch. ss to base of leaf.loop, you will have three loops on the hook. Yarn over, pull through two loops, yarn over, then pull through remaining two loops. Round 1:Ch3 (counts as tr here and throughout), into ring work 2tr, ch3, *3tr, ch3; repeat from * twice more. Join with ss into top of ch-3 [12 tr, 4 ch-3] Row 41-45: Repeat row 6-10, changing to Colour A in the last st of row 45. Fasten off Colour C. Turn. [272 tr, 90 ch-1 sp, 1 ch-3 sp at the end of row 45] Finally, one of my personal favourites. The Moss Blanket is SUPER snuggly. Simple and classic, it’s the perfect project to make as a gift for mums-to-be and can be whipped up in any colour scheme you like. Using just basic crochet stitches it also makes a great beginner project helping you practice and improve your skills as you go.