3D Wave Beanie

October is pretty. Outside my window, nature unfolds a living work of art. A spectacular show before the colder winter days...

Inside, I am in the mood to make another beanie. 

A textured one for sure. 

I used a modified crystal wave stitch to make that texture. 

The stitch pattern is pretty on blankets. I wanted to make a beanie with the stitch.

I modified the pattern a bit for the beanie. 

Now, you want the pattern: This one is made for an adult female head, small. 

Are you going to make this in autumn colours? 

The pattern for the flower is shown in this post

If you'd like to add the wooden bead button, I have made a video for that too 

 

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The Ultimate Textured Beanie!

 It is getting colder. Time to start thinking about Christmas gifts, right?

This stitch pattern is fun to make and looks pretty. 

Are you making gifts or getting ready for Christmas markets?

I used the Harvest stitch to make this beanie. 

The hat is made sideways as a rectangle. 

This special method tapers at the ends to keep it from being bunched up at the crown.

The crown, body of the hat, and ribbing are all created together.  Do you wish to know how to make it? 

Watch the video and start crocheting!!! 

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How to Crochet an Easy 3D Flower

 

If you are looking for the perfect quick project to embellish your crochet work, this is it! These 3D flowers are incredible for adding a pop of colour to headbands, ear warmers, beanies, or even sewing onto T-shirts and bags. They work up fast and use very little yarn, making this a fantastic stash-busting project.

I’ve included the full written pattern below, along with a complete step-by-step video tutorial to walk you through exactly how the petals take shape.

Watch the video here:

If you are a left-hander, the left handed version is also available on the channel. 

It is made using basic stitches only. That is the fun of the pattern! Watch the video and make one for yourself. You will find out it is very easy and fun to make. You may find several options for using those flowers. 

Let me know in the comments what uses you find for these crocheted flowers. 

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