Breast Cancer Awareness Headband And Slouchy Beanie Hat Crochet Pattern | Posh Pooch Designs

 Breast Cancer Awareness Headband And Slouchy Beanie Hat

Crochet Pattern

By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Every year I try to design a New Crochet Pattern

 to bring awareness to Breast Cancer.

I designed This Crochet Pattern in October 2015.

 I decided it was time to retest the crochet pattern, 

 and record a brand new video

I designed the hat in a soft cotton.

 Be sure to use a soft yarn like cotton, or acrylic,

if you are making this for a Chemo patient.

This crochet pattern is a step by step Photo Tutorial

 to help you with the Cable Stitch section of the hat band.

I set the skill at "intermediate" because the cable sections

 can be a little tricky, but it is easy once you practice the 

cable stitch pattern a couple of times.

Other yarns that will work for this pattern
are I Love This Cotton, I Love This yarn and simply soft

And Redheart soft. Any medium (4) weight yarn will

 work for this project.

This Crochet Pattern can also be a headband 

By leaving off the top part of the Slouchy.

I designed this pattern using pink and white for

 Breast Cancer Awareness. It also works for any of the

 other ribbon colors, by changing the colors that

 you make it in.

See The Video On My Crochet Youtube 

Channel At This LINK

Breast Cancer Awareness Slouchy Beanie Hat

 Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Intermediate
 
Materials :
Crochet Hook – I / 5.5 MM
Yarn – Med (4) – Acrylic - Red heart With Love
                               2 oz. White C1, 2 oz. Bright Pink C2 - For Slouchy Hat

                                1.oz. White C1, 1 oz. Pink – C2 – For Headband
 Yarn Needle
 
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Slip Stitch (slst)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Front Post Double Crochet (fpdc)
Back Post Double Crochet (bpdc)
Front Post Triple Crochet (fptr)
Change (chg)
Skip (sk)
Together (tog)
 
Notes:
Ch1 at ends of rows does not count as a st.
Ch3 in rounds counts as a dc.
 
Size:  Youth to Adult 18 to 24 inch head

Fits loose and comfy
 
How To Change Colors :

Finish Off The Previous Stitch With The New Color

 
Headband / Hat band:
R: 1 – With C1, Ch 11, 1 sc in the 2^nd ch from the hook and in each ch across, ch1 turn

(10 sts – The # of sts is the throughout the hat bad.)

R: 2 – 1 sc in each sc, ch1, turn
 
R: 3 – Repeat R: 2, ch3
 
R : 4 – 1dc in each sc, ch3, turn

R: 5  - 1 dc in the next dc, chg to C2, 1 fpdc in the next 2 dc, chg to c1, 1dc in next 2 dc,
chg to C2, 1 fpdc in the next 2 dc, chg to c1, 1dc in next 2 dc, ch1, turn
(2dc, 2fpdc, 2dc, 2fpdc, 2dc)

R: 6  - With C1 1 dc in the next dc, chg to C2, 1 bpdc in the next 2 dc, chg to c1, 1dc in next 2 dc,
chg to C2, 1 bpdc in the next 2 dc, chg to c1, 1dc in next 2 dc, ch3, turn
(2dc, 2bpdc, 2dc, 2bpdc, 2dc)

 

R: 7 – With C1, 1 dc in the next dc, sk the next 2 sts, 2 dc in the next 2 dc,
chg to C2,1 fptr in the next 2 sts,
 

Cross back across, 1 fptr in the 2 sk sts, chg to C1, 1 dc in the last 2 dc, ch3, turn
 (2dc, 2dc, 2trfp, 2trfp, 2 dc)
 

R: 8 – With C1 1 dc in the  next dc, chg to C2, 1 bpdc in the next 2 dc, chg to c1, 1dc in next 2 dc,
chg to C2, 1 bpdc in the next 2 dc, chg to C1, 1dc in next 2 dc, ch3, turn
(2dc, 2bpdc, 2dc, 2bpdc, 2dc)

R: 9 – 1 dc in the next  dc, chg to C2, 1 fpdc in the next 2 dc, chg to c1, 1dc in next 2 dc,
chg to C2, 1 fpdc in the next 2 dc, chg to C1, 1dc in next 2 dc, ch3, turn
(2dc, 2fpdc, 2dc, 2fpdc, 2dc)

 

R: 10 - With C1 1 dc in the next 2 dc, chg to C2, 1 bpdc in the next 2 dc, chg to c1, 1dc in next 2 dc,
chg to C2, 1 bpdc in the next 2 dc, chg to c1, 1dc in next 2 dc, ch3, turn
(2dc, 2bpdc, 2dc, 2bpdc, 2dc)
 

R: 11 – With C1, 1 dc in the next 2 sts, chg to C2, 1fpdc in the next 4 sts, chg to C1, 1 dc in the last 3 sts, ch 3 turn ( 3dc, 4 fpdc, 3dc)
 

 

R: 12 – With C1, 1 dc in each st across, ch 3 turn (10 dc)
 

R: 13 – R: 36 - Repeat R: 2 – R: 12, 2 more times,
 
R: 37 – R: 39 – Repeat R: 2 – R: 4
If more Length is needed, continue to repeat R: 4

Join the ends together and slst tog to form a circle.
Weave in your ends.
 
R: 40 - Sc around one edge of the hat band, join to the 1^st sc and tie off.

For The Headband –  Join yarn to the other edge of the band, Sc around,
 join to the 1st sc, and tie off

For Slouchy Hat -
R: 41 -Sc around the other edge of the hat band, join to 1^st sc.
(You will need approximately 72 sc sts,

 if you added rows for width, it will still work up just fine.)
 
R: 43–  1 dc in each dc, join, ch3

R: 44 – Chg to C2, 1 dc in each dc, join, ch3
 
R: 45 -1 dc in each dc, join, ch3

R: 46 - Chg to C1, 1 dc in each dc, join, ch3
 
R: 47 - 1 dc in each dc, join, ch3

 
R: 48 – R: 53 - Continue to Repeat R: 47, Alternating Colors every 2 Rows
Tie off leaving a 12 inch strand of yarn attached.

Thread that strand of yarn on the needle and gather the top of the hat closed.
Securing tightly.

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Cancer Awareness Ribbon With Wings Crochet Pattern | Posh Pooch Designs

 Cancer Awareness Ribbon With Wings Crochet Pattern

By Sara Sach of  Posh Pooch Designs

As a favor for a Dear Friend I pulled out my Breast Cancer Awareness Ribbon, added some Angel Wings and some

 beads and made a Lovely Ornament.

When a tragedy happens, sometime it is hard to know 

what to say. Giving someone we care about one of these awareness pins or ornaments let's them know we care.

We are thinking of them and are here if they need us. 

 It can also be worn as a pin or added to any hat,

 scarf, bag or sweater.

October is Breast Cancer 

Awareness Month

 

But we need to keep aware of all the Cancers that

 people are fighting on a daily basis. I do believe that all

 of us have been touched by Cancer in some way.

I Don't hate many things, But Cancer is one of the things,

 I do hate.

The beauty of this pattern is that is can be used for

 any of the Awareness Ribbons.

Here is a picture I found on line with many  of the colors

 for the awareness ribbons. I am sure there are more.

 If you do not see one you are looking for, look on line.

See The Video on my Crochet Youtube

 Channel At This LINK

Cancer Awareness Ribbon With Wings Crochet Pattern
By Sara Sach

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Skill: Easy

 

Materials: 
Crochet Hook - H / 5.00 MM
Yarn - Med WW (4) Acrylic or Cotton (main color, white for wings)
Yarn Needle
4 or more small pony beads (your choice of colors)

Brooch or Safety pin

 

Stitches:

Chain (ch)

Slip Stitch (slst)

Single Crochet (sc)

Half Double Crochet (hdc)

Double Crochet (dc)

Slip Stitch (sl st)

Skip (sk)

 

Size: 3 X 3 inches

 

Ribbon: 

R: 1 - With  Main Color - Ch 24, turn, 

sc in the 2nd ch crochet the hook,  

1 sc in the next 9 chs, 2 sc in the next 3 chs,

1 sc in the lst 10 sc, turn, ch1 (26 sc)

 R: 2 – 1 slst in each sc, tie off, weave in your ends. (26 slst)

Wings -  *With White yarn, – 

Center the top 3 slst, count down 4 slst to the right,

Join yarn to that slst, stitching up toward the top of the ribbon,

2 sc in the same st, 2 hdc in the next st, 2 dc in the next st,

Turn, ch3, sk the next dc, slst in the next hdc, ch3, sk the next hdc,

Slst in the next sc, ch3, sk the last sc, and slst in the next slst.

Tie off, and weave in your ends.*

Turn Ribbon over, working on the back side of the ribbon,

 and repeat from * to * for the 2^nd wing.

Cut a piece of matching ribbon about 10 inches, thread the needle, 

slide on 1 bead.

Cross the center and tack it in place, keeping the bead in the center. 

For A Pin - Add a Safety pin to the back of the Ribbon.

For An Ornament-  Cut a matching piece of yarn 12 inches long.

 Loop it through the top center of the ribbon, Thread on 3 beads of choice,

tie a knot. Tie another knot about 2 inches up, and trim top of yarn.

These Ribbons make wonderful gifts to remember those we have lost, but also they can be a great encouragement to those still fighting.

Pink For Breast Cancer Awareness

"Queen Ann's Lace" Scarf Photo Tutorial | Posh Pooch Dsigns

Queen Ann's Lace Scarf Crochet Pattern
 By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs 

Today's Blog and Free Crochet Pattern

Queen Ann's Lace Scarf is lovingly dedicated to
My Sweet Momma, My Elegant and Precious 

Queen Ann.

We loved to call her

"The Queen Mum" for fun, 

although she was dearly called Granny

By her Grandkids and Great Grandkids.
Her Friends called her Ann.

Momma And Me At Her

75th Birthday Celebration!

I Hope when you are stitching Up this  Beautiful Scarf you

 will think about Loved ones and Friends who
 have pasted from Cancer, or are Fighting it.

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Channel At This LINK

Queen Ann's Lace Scarf Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

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Skill: Easy to Moderate

          

Materials :

Crochet Hook - I / 5.50 MM

            I used the I hook for more open lacy look.

Yarn - Worsted Weight ( 4) 3 oz. Red Heart Super saver/ Ombre

            

Stitches:

Chain (ch)

Slip Stitch (sl st)

Single Crochet (sc)

Triple Crochet (tr)

Size: Approximately 48 inches long, 4 inches wide

Each Repeat is - 5 inches

Pattern :

R: 1 - Ch 4, form in a circle, joining with a sl st.

R: 2 - In the circle, Ch 4(counts as 1st tr) 11 tr, ch1, turn

(12 tr)

R: 3 - 1 sc in the 1st st, *ch4, sc in the same st,
 sc in the next st*

Repeat from * to * 10 more times, 1 sc in the last sc

(11 ch4 loops)

R: 4 - ch 4, turn, attach ch to the 1st loop,

 Ch 4 (counts as 1st tr) 

Turn again, 11 tr in the loop, slst in the center loop of previous round.ch1

(12 tr)

R: 5 - Turn, 1 sc in the 1st st, 

*ch4, sc in the same st, sc in the next st*

Repeat from * to * Across, 1 sc in the last sc
( 11 ch4 loops)

R: 6 - Repeat R: 4

R: 7 - Repeat R: 5

Continue To Repeat R: 4 and R: 5 20 More Times For 23 Repeats, 

or as many as you would like.

The Queen Ann's Lacy Scarf  Pattern

 is now

Available in PDF File Download

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For $4.50

You can Block your scarf  if you want it to lay flat, 

by laying it out on a bath towel and praying it, 

lightly with water. Leave it till it is dry.