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I think tigers are one of the most beautiful animals on Earth, so I hat to make a crochet hat version of the animal! Making a crochet animal hat is easier than you might think. You simply make each face piece separately and then sew them onto the hat. The hat in the photo above is newborn size, however the face pieces from the instructions below would work for a hat up to size 12 months. If you want them larger to fit a larger hat, then try using a larger crochet hook. This p

These little hats work up super quickly. They make a great gift for a friend who has a micropreemie in the hospital. They are also, of course, great to donate to the NICU or charity that collects hats for preemies. If you don't crochet, I do have these completed hats for sale in my Etsy shop. CROCHET PATTERN: Micro Preemie Striped Hat with Ridged Trim SIZE 8” circumference stretches to 9”. Fits babies 1-2 pounds. SKILL LEVEL Easy MATERIALS (aff. links to Amazon) T

Learn how to make an easy small butterfly applique. This pattern works with any yarn or hook size. A smaller hook and/or lighter yarn will give you a smaller butterfly and a larger hook and/or thicker yarn will give you a bigger butterfly. STITCHES USED/ABBREVIATIONS CH = Chain DC= Double Crochet SL ST= Slip Stitch TR= Triple Crochet WRITTEN PATTERN: Begin with Magic Circle (tutorial here). Ch 4. In center of circle: TR 2, CH 3, SL ST. CH 2, DC 2, CH 2, SL ST CH 2,

Learn how to crochet an very easy TINY heart applique. Use a bigger or smaller hook to make your applique bigger or smaller. I also have a SMALL heart applique tutorial: click here. STITCHES USED/ABBREVIATIONS: CH - Chain DC - Double Crochet HDC - Half Double Crochet SL ST - Slip Stitch WRITTEN PATTERN: Begin with Magic Circle (click here for tutorial) CH 3 In center of circle, work: DC 2 HDC 2 DC 1 HDC 2 DC 2 CH 2 SL ST in center of circle. Cut yarn. Pull

This is an easy pattern to make a small star applique. The size of your hook and yarn will determine the size of the end result. I used a H/5mm hook with worsted weight yarn and my star is about 2.5 inches across from point to opposite point. Perfect for sewing on to just about anything! If you want your star smaller, use a smaller hook and/or a lighter yarn. For a larger star, use a larger hook and/or thicker yarn. ABBREVIATIONS: CH = Chain DC = Double Crochet HDC = Half Dou

These striped baby leg warmers are pretty easy to make and work up fairly quickly. They would look cute in any colors for a boy or a girl. This post contain affiliate links. Click here for full disclosure. Choose any yarn you like in two colors and use the crochet hook size recommended on the package. STITCHES USED CH = Chain HDC = Half Double Crochet SL ST= Slip Stitch Detailed pattern and walkthrough is available in the video below. QUICK INSTRUCTIONS: You'll need baby'

Here is a quick and easy crochet flower tutorial for those who already know these basic crochet stitches: CH = Chain DC= Double Crochet SC=Single Crochet SL ST= Slip Stitch Magic Circle tutorial available here This pattern works with any yarn or hook size. A smaller hook and/or thinner yarn will give you a smaller flower and a larger hook and/or thicker yarn will give you a bigger flower. WRITTEN PATTERN: Begin with Magic Circle. Ch 1. SC 10 in center of magic circle. P

Learn how to crochet an easy small heart applique. I used a 5mm crochet hook for a 2inch applique. Use a bigger or smaller hook to make your applique bigger or smaller. I also have a TINY heart applique tutorial if you want an even small heart. STITCHES USED/ABBREVIATIONS: CH - Chain SL ST - Slip Stitch DC - Double Crochet TR - Triple Crochet Magic Circle Tutorial available here WRITTEN PATTERN: Begin with Magic Circle, CH 4 In center of circle, work: TR 3

If you can crochet a circle, then you can crochet a pumpkin! My pumpkin design is an oval shape with indented top and bottom. To achieve this shape, I begin with a regular simple circle for the first round, using HDC. Then on the second round, I use SC stitches on the top and bottom, DC stitches on the sides, and use HDC as a transition between the SC and DC. The stem is a simple chain. I used a H8/5mm hook and worsted weight yarn for a 2" applique. Adjust the size of your ho

Here's a super easy and really cute four leaf clover you can make for St. Patrick's Day or any occasion! STITCHES USED/ABBREVIATIONS: CH - Chain SL ST - Slip Stitch TR - Triple Crochet Magic Circle tutorial here WRITTEN PATTERN: Begin with Magic Circle, CH 4. Work in center of magic circle: TR 2, CH 3, SL ST in center of circle. Work [CH 3, TR 2, CH 3, SL ST in center of circle] three times. CH 4. Pull beginning yarn tail tight to close the circle completely. Finish off. W