Poncho Crochet pattern

I like to crochet different things. Don't you get tired of the same thing. So, this time I'm on a roll of crocheting ponchos for my granddaughters.

Here are pictures of the two a made with hats. They're so cute right!

They're easy to make just start with a even number of chains. Make sure that it will fit over the head. You can make it as long as you wish or the length of their arms.

I used the granny square stitch. Started with a chain foundation with a single crochet in each stitch. In next round I worked 3 dc skip 2 spaces and for the the points ( 3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc). Make sure you have a even amount of stitches on each side.

Trim in anyway you wish and add a flower.

As for the hat it is a simple beanie pattern with a flower.

Free crochet pattern Beaded Baby Slippers

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CROCHET BEADED BABY SLIPPERS

 BABY FOOT SIZE CHART

THIS IS ABOUT EACH BABY MAY EVERY A LITTLE

AGE OF BABY                                                     SOLE LENGTH

3 MONTHS                                                           8.9 cm / 3.5”

6 MONTHS                                                           10 cm / 4”

9 MONTHS                                                           11 cm / 4.5”

                                    

Abbreviations Crochet Terms Ch = chain Dc = double crochet Dec = decrease Ea = each           Hdc = half double crochet Bpdc= back post double crochet Fpdc = front post double crochet Sc = single crochet Sp = space Sl st = slip stitch Sts = stitches Sp = space Tr = triple (treble) crochet For Download Pattern as a PDF

Materials:

-Beading needle

-Beads size 5mm or 3mm (5mm looks nicer) about 170

-Ribbon size 3/8” or smaller (about 20” for each tie and 10” for each bow)

-Premade bows (if you wish or make them yourself)

-Steel Hooks

-Cotton Crochet Thread #10, Steel Hook size 1.65mm No#7

*Sole size for 3-6 months 4” long, (6-9 months  sole size 4 ½” – 5” long)

*Note: Use a hook that will crochet the size needed for you. If you crochet tight you will need a hook that will made bigger stitches and if you crochet loss then you will needed a hook that makes smaller stitches.

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DIRECTIONS:

Note: Thread on half of the beads before starting about 70 enough for one bootie. (I thread on enough to do both.)

BASE OF SOLE: Chain 23 for 3-6 months, (Chain 25 for 6-9 months.)

Round One: ch23, dc in the 4^th ch from hook, dc to the end make 5 dc in end ch. Working on the other side dc in each ch, making 4 dc in the last ch (this will be in the space with the chain 3 and dc is from the start). Sl st in top of ch3.

Round 2: ch3, dc in same space as of ch. *Dc in each space until you get to the 5 dc in the same space. In these dc spaces, work 2 dc in each dc space* (will be 5 times). *Repeat* on other side but when you get to the end work 2 dc in 4 spaces (the chain 3 dc in same space counts as one, total of 5). Slst to top of ch3.

Round 3: ch3, dc in the same st, *dc in each st across until you get to the 2dc in same space. Work 2dc,1dc,2dc,1dc,2dc,1dc,* repeat  until you have a total of five 2dc spaces. *Repeat* on other side but you will have a total of four 2dc spaces, (the ch3 dc space counts as one 2dc space). Slst in top of ch3.

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Round 4: ch3, dc in each space around, slst in top of ch3.

Round 5: Turn ch3, Fpdc around each stitch around Slst in top of ch3.

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Now we are going to be working the top of shoe starting at heal.

SIDE

Round 6: Ch 3 Turn. Dc in each st around, sl st top of ch3.

Round 7: Ch 3, dc in next 20 sts, (22sts 6-9 months), decrease next 16 sts, (total of 8 decs made), dc in remaining sts,  sl st in top of ch 3.

Round 8: Ch 3, dc in next 20 sts, (22sts 6-9 months), decrease next 8 decreases (total of 4 decs made), dc in remaining sts, sl st in top of ch 3.

Round 9: Ch 1, sc in same sp as ch 1. Sc in next 20 sts (22sts 6-9 months), decrease in next 6 sps, sc in remaining sps. Sl st in ch1.

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STRAP

Round 10: Ch 4, * (Skip 1 sc sp, dc, ch1) *repeat*, 6 more times, ch 13 don’t twist, skip 20 sts, (22sts 6-9 months), dc in 21 sp. Ch 1 (Repeat dc, ch 1, sk 1) sl st in 3 rd ch of ch 4.

Round 11: Ch 2, sc same sp, ch 2 *skip ch, sc in dc sp, ch 2 * (Repeat*).  Sl st, to top of sc.

Working Beading Trim top of slipper

Round 12: *Ch 3, hdc in ch 2 sp, in same sp with bead in front of hook, sl st, *(Repeat)*, sl st to bottom of first ch 3. Finish off

Working Beading trim around top of Foot of shoe

Sl st in same of dc, *ch 3, hdc in next sc sp, with bead in front of hook sl st, in same sp, *(Repeat)* sl st at bottom of first st made. Finish off.

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Trim the bottom of the Slipper

You will be working the same as top of slipper. Start with sole facing away from you. Sl st in the sc of heal, *(ch 3, hdc in next sp, with bead in front of hook sl st in same sp of hdc sp, skip one space).* *(repeat)*, sl st at bottom of first st made.

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Ribbon for ties: Cut 2 at about 20” long, with a wood burner or use scissors cut and glue ends. you can also melt the ends with a lighter. Weave in and out of row 11.

Ribbon for bow: Cut 10 at 2”. Use 5 and fold in half, sew the 5 to make a flower bow. Sew beads in center as pictured. Sew to shoes.

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Crochet Pattern Heart Hat LOVE

Valentine Heart 

Crochet Hat Pattern

This hat was made for the little sweetie. What a great add to a hat for the little one that you love.

I started out with a easy hat that I made for Christmas and the hearts for Valentines day! 

I just love to make thing as a free form style!

I wrote the pattern out for you so you can make one of your own.

This is a easy pattern hope you like it!

Designed by Kelly L Taylor

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                                     The first two pictures is what the finished hat looks like.

Top view of the hat.

View of the heart.

View of the work of the heart and how to add the hearts onto the hat.

Pattern click Here.

Size:  12 months about 18” around

              To 2 years 19” around

                                                 

Materials list:

Crochet Hook size I

Yarn worsted medium #4, Red Heart super saver, 100% acrylic,

Color Red (A) and White (B)

NOTE: Any yarn will work for this pattern; remember it will need to be a worsted weight yarn #4.

                                       

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Directions:

Start of Brim

Working with (A) white

Row 1: Ch 6, skip 2 chs, sc in the third ch from hook. Work in back loops. Ch 1, turn. (6 sts count chs).

Row 2: Fpsc in each space arcoss. Ch 1, turn.  (st count 6). *Repeat until you get

 the length needed sl st to form a ring, ch 1, sc in same sp, sc on top around ring (59 rows counting chs). *Don’t finish off or cut*.

Body of Hat

Round 1-3: Change color to red. Ch1, hdc in each st. sl st in ch.

A decrease is working 2 sts together.

Round 4: Decrease round. Hdc in the first sp. Hdc together next 2 sts, hdc in next 12 sps. (4 decreases) Use markers to mark the decreases.

Round 5: Decrease at each marker. Start with an hdc in first st. Decrease at markers and sl st at end of round ch 1.

Round 6-11: Repeat round 5.

Round 12: Decrease every 2 sts.

Round 13: Decrease every 1 sts. Weave through ea st to close the hole for the top of the hat. (Opening shout). 

Hearts

Using red, size I hook.

Round 1: Use a magic ring loop. Working in the ring Ch 2, work 3 trdc, 3 dc, ch 1, 1 trdc, ch 1, 3 dc, 3 trdc, ch 2, sl st in ring, pull ring tight.

Round 2: Sc in next 2 sts, 2 sc in the next 3 sts, sc in the next 5 sts, ch 1. Sc in the next 4 sts, 2 sc in the next 3 sts. 1 sc in the next sts. Sl st, finish off.

Round 3: Using white to trim the heart. Sl st in center of heart. Sc in next 2 sps, 2 sc in the next st. Sc in the next 9 sps, ch 1. Sc in next 10 sps, 2 sc in the next sp. 1 sc in the net 2 sps, sl st in next sp. Ch 8, sl st to top of hat, ch 8.

Don’t cut. You will add next Heart to the end of chain. Make next heart and add it to the end of the chain by repeating the Trim. Finish off.

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Crochet Pentagon Sweater Pattern

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by Kelly Taylor

You can wear this Sweater two ways!

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Materials:

Hook size: J

Color: 1- 6 oz. Cherry Red, 4- 6 oz. Pewter (Gray) 

Yarn: Red Heart with Love, yarn #4

Abbreviations Crochet Terms

Ch = chain

Dc = double crochet

Dec = decrease

Ea = each        

Hdc = half double crochet

Bpdc= back post double crochet

Fpdc = front post double crochet

Sc = single crochet

Sl st = slip stitch

Sts = stitches

Sp = space

Rd or R = Round or Row 

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DIRECTIONS: 

Chain 2 counts as dc.

Color changes:  Rounds 1-11 are Gray, 12-18 Red, & 19-30 Gray.

RD 1: Ch 3, sl st to first ch to form a ring, ch 2, counts as a st. Working in a ring, make 2 dc, ch 1, *(Make 3 dc, ch 1)*. Repeat 3 times. Sl st to top of ch 2. (Stitch count, 5- ch 1 spaces.)

RD 2:  Working in the ch 1 sp, ch 2, 1 dc. *Dc in each of the next sp until the ch 1 sp.

In ch 1 sp work 2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc. * Repeat. Sl st in top of ch 2 sp. (Stitch count 30).

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RD 3: Repeat RD 2. (Stitch count 45).

RD 4: Repeat RD 2. (Stitch count 60).

RD 5: Repeat RD 2 for RDS 5-14.

Stitch count:

RD 5: 75

RD 6: 90

  RD 7: 105

  RD 8: 120

   RD 9: 135 

 Photo of Sleeve

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                                                                    DIRECTIONS:  

                                                                                                   

Stitch count

RD 10: 150

RD 11: 165

                       RD 12: 180 color change.

RD 13: 195

RD 14: 210

NOTE:

Will be adding arm holes.

Measure your back from arm to arm to make sure the arm holes will be in the right location.

If the Pentagon is not big enough do more rounds. If it's to big then take out some rounds.

Measure your arms you will need the arm holes bigger then your arms.

How to increase arm holes.

Make as many chains to the size needed and

Add equal number of chains to spaces skipped.

RD 15: Ch 2, 1 dc in same sp. Ch 21, Sk 21 sps.  Dc in the next 21 sps.  Dc in each sp after with a (2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc) in the ch 1 sp. In next 2 sps work dc in each sp with a (2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc) in the corners. Next side work 22 dc across that’s one dc in each sp. Ch 21, work in the corner. (2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc). Dc in each sp across, 2 dc in the ch 1 sp. Ch 1, sl st in top of ch 2. Stitch count 230 with the ch.

Rd 16-18: Repeat RD 2. Working corners with (2 dc, ch 1, 2dc) dc in e asp. Sl st to top of ch 2. (stitch count 245)

Rd 19-30: Color change Repeat RD 2. Until you get desired fit. Finish off.

Sleeves: Sl st under arm, ch 2, dc in sp around, sl st to top of ch 2. Repeat until you get the length you wish. Finish off.

Trim: Last RD ch 2, sk st, dc in next st., dc in skipped st. Do three Rounds of trim.

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