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

"Think Pink" For Breast Cancer Awareness Crochet Pattern Collection | Posh Pooch Designs

"Think Pink" 

For Breast Cancer Awareness 

Crochet Pattern Collection

By Sara Sach of   Posh Pooch Designs

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

 I have put together  a Free Crochet Pattern Round

 Up of Pink Crochet Patterns, 

and Some of them also have videos.

Even though these are all "pink",

Any Colors for any Awareness or Cause

 can be substituted.

All these Crochet Patterns are designed by me, 

Sara Sach, and are free on my blog.

 Click the Name of the Pattern you wish to see,

it is the Link to where the pattern is located.

1. Pink Ribbon Tote Bag

2. Ann's Pink Ribbon Chemo Beanie

3. Essential Boot Cuffs

4. Quillo - Blanket In A Bag

5. Chunky Headband

6. Children's Piggy Tail Hat

7. Cable Stitch Hat With Pom Poms

8. Lacy Granny Cowl 

9. The DTR Cowl

10. Breast Cancer Awareness Slouchy

Bonus Pattern and Video

The Think Pink Lap Blanket 

Pop On

 over

 to My

 Youtube Crochet Channel 

At This 

LINK

You will find Crochet tutorials, 

Live Video, Give Aways, 

 and Lots of Yarnie Fun!

Think Pink For Breast Cancer Awareness!

Featured Designer - Elk Studio's Southern Comfort Hat

I Loved making this crochet hat pattern

and loved the cross over stitch.

I had never done that stitch before

 and it really gives it a cool look.

The Pattern is designed By
Kathy Lashley of  

ELK Studio 
Handcrafted Crochet Designs

Here is her Blog:

ELK Studio - Southern Comfort Hat

The pattern is well written 

and easy to follow.

I Love the Red and Beige Hat

 featured on her blog.

I used Vanna's Choice yarn.

Its soft and light.

I was going for a beachy look.

I think I nailed it!

I Love it!

The hat is a perfect fit and

 I already love wearing it.

This hat is designed for Chemo patients.

 This cause is dear to my heart 

as my mom passed away from Breast Cancer 

last July. She went through Chemo, 

and lost all her hair.

Sun hats are very important for 

Chemo patients

 as they are not used to the sun

 on their bald heads, and burn easily. 

But also, All it takes is a breeze

 to blow in and their head gets cold.

My mom would get cold sitting 

in an air conditioned 

room in the summer.

To find out more about

Crochet For Cancer 

Just click the link.

They have many crochet hats to make, 

as well as videos of hats to make.

I made many of these for my mom.