Checkered Ear Warmer Headband Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

 Checkered Ear Warmer Headband
Crochet Pattern
By Sara Sach Crochet

Fall will be here soon, and the chilly winds will

 begin blowing.  So I decided it was

 time to post my New Checked Ear 

Warmer Headband.

It has a couple rows of a fun checked pattern

 through the center. It's fun and an easy crochet 

pattern to stitch up. The color choices are endless. 

You can make it in Fall, Winter, Christmas or

 your favorites colors. You can also make it

 in Your favorite team or school colors.

I stitched mine up in medium (4) weight 

Acrylic yarn I had in my yarn stash.

If you do not want it checked, you can make it in 

soiled colors, maybe variegated or ombre.

And add some fun Buttons to match

So Like I said, the color choices and button

 possibilities are as big as your button 

and yarn stash! And mine is pretty big!

Are headed on a ski trip, winter fun or just want to 

keep your ears warm? This Ear Warmer headband

 is the perfect solution.

They make great Birthday and Christmas

 presents too!

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Checkered Ear Warmer Headband Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Easy

Materials: 

Crochet Hook - I / 5.5 MM

Yarn - Med (4) Acrylic I Love This yarn

           C1 - Ivory - 1.5 oz., C2 - High Sierra Strip 1.5 oz.

Yarn Needle

Buttons for embellishment

Stitches:

Chain (ch)

Slip Stitch (slst)

Single Crochet (sc)

Double Crochet (dc)

Front Post Double Crochet (FPDC)

Foundation Double Crochet (FDC)

Size: fits 22 -24 Inch Head

Notes:

Ch 1 does not count as a st

Ch3 Counts as a st

How To Change Colors And Carry 

Your Yarn For Double Crochet:

 

You will change Colors every 4th dc

yo, pull through the 1st 2 loops,

Yo with C2 and pull through the 2 loops

 Carry your yarn of Previous color and st over it.

This gives you a neat and tidy color change.

Pattern:

R: 1 - With C1, 60 FDC, Join to the ch3 with a slst, 

ch 3 (60 FDC)

With Needle and tail of yarn, close the gap at the join.

R: 2 - Dc in the next st,

 *FPDC in the next 2 sts, dc in the next 2 sts*

Repeat from * to * around, 

join to the ch3 with a slst, ch 3

(30 FPDC, 30 dc)

R: 3 - Repeat R: 2

R: 4 - Dc in next 3 sts,

 *Chgto C2, leave C1 attached,

Dc in the next 4 sts,

Chto C1, leave C2 Attached,

DC in the next 4 sts*

Repeat from * to * around,

Join to the ch3, with a slst, ch 3 (60 dc)

R: 5 - Repeat R: 4,

Join to the ch3, with a slst,

Chgto C2,  ch 3, (60 dc)

R: 6 - Dc in next 3 sts,

 *Chgto C1, leave C2 attached,

Dc in the next 4 sts,

Chto C2, leave C1 Attached,

Dc in the next 4 sts*

Repeat from * to * around,

Join to the ch3, with a slst, ch 3 (60 dc)

R: 7 - Repeat R: 6

R: 8 - With C2, 1 dc in each dc around,

Join to the ch3 with a slst, ch3 (60 dc)

R: 9 - With C2,Repeat R: 2

R: 10 - Repeat R: 9, ch1

R: 11 - Chgto C1, sc in each dc around, 

join to the 1st sc, tie off weave in the ends. 

Add decorative buttons if desired.

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Scrap Happy Coffee Container Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

 Scrap Happy Coffee Container
Crochet Pattern 
By Sara Sach Crochet

I Am Starting A New Series Called

"Let's Recycle"

I am finding items like containers and jars,

 that we through away, looking for ways to reuse

 them and incorporate Crochet and Crafts into it.

The Scrap Happy Coffee Container is easy and fun

 to make, and also has a lot of different uses for it.

A yarn "bowl", and a plant and flower pot. 

It makes a great storage container for lots

 of different things.

I designed it using the Scrub It Yarn from

 Hobby Lobby, using up some leftover 

yarn scraps. So I can even use it outside, 

since it is designed to get wet. I can put my garden

 tools in it or use it as a flower pot, or

hanging flower basket outside.

The Container is a 24 oz. Coffee container from

 Aldi. The Folgers and other brand containers will

 work great also,since the are about the same size.

Do not throw out those left over coffee containers away,

 let's make them pretty and useful.

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Pattern:

Skill: Easy

Materials:
Crochet Hook – L /8 mm.
Yarn – Bulky (5) Yarn Bee Scrub-ology/ Scrub it (3.5 oz. total)
           Yarn Needle
1 Coffee Container - (24 oz. size)

Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Slip Stitch (slst)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)
V stitch (Vst) dc, ch1, dc in the same st/ sp
Space (sp)
Skip (sk)

Size: 5 T. X  22 inches around

Notes: 

Ch1 Does not count as st

Ch3 counts as a dc

Ch4 Counts as a dc, ch1

Color Changes are not indicated in the pattern

Pattern:

R: 1 - Ch 5, join in a circle, Ch4,

DC, ch1 9 more times, 

join to the 3rd ch 3 of the ch4 with a slst

(10 sets of dc, ch1)

R: 2 - Slst in the 1st ch1 sp, Ch4, dc in that 1st ch1 sp,

V st in each of the ch1 sps around,

Join to the ch3 of the beginning ch4 with a slst (10 Vsts)

R: 3 - Slst in the 1st ch1 sp, Ch4, dc, ch1 in that 1st ch1 sp,

V st, ch1 in each of the ch1 sps around,

Join to the ch3 of the beginning ch4 with a slst (10 Vsts, ch1)

R: 4 - Slst in the 1st ch1 sp, Ch4, dc, ch2 in that 1st ch1 sp,

V st, ch2 in each of the ch1 sps around,

Join to the ch3 of the beginning ch4 with a slst (10 Vsts, ch2)

R: 5 - Slst in the 1st ch1 sp, Ch4, dc, ch3 in that 1st ch1 sp,

V st, ch3 in each of the ch1 sps around,

Join to the ch3 of the beginning ch4 with a slst (10 Vsts, ch3)

R: 6 - R: 12  - Repeat R: 5

You may need more or less rows,

 depending on how tall your container is.

R: 13 - ch1, sc in each 1st ch1 sp, 3 sc in each ch3 sp around,

do not sc in the dc of the Vsts,

Join to the 1st sc, ch1

R: 14 - 1 sc in each sc around, Join to the 1st sc, 

tie off weave in the ends. 

The Hanger: Optional -

To Add The hanger/ loop for hanging.

do Not tie off, ch15, join to the same sc with a slst,

slst in the next sc, 17 sc around the ch15 loop,

 join to the next sc with a slst, tie off weave in the ends.

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Spring Cotton Table Runner Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

 Spring Cotton Table Runner

 Crochet Pattern 

By Sara Sach Crochet

The Spring Table Runner is designed using 

medium (4) weight cotton yarn. 

It the the Crafter's Secret brand from 

Hobby Lobby. I used 4 different colors

 that would match my dining room decorations.

  I love how it looks like Spring and Easter. 

This table runner would look beautiful 

in any color you choose. Make it solid, striped

 or ombre. And you can make it as long

 as you want, just by adding as many

 rows are needed for the length of your table.

It would also be lovely on top of the dresser, 

back of a piano, or across a Fireplace mantle.

Any brand of cotton can be used for the

 table runner.You can even get in your yarn

 stash and use up those left over cotton 

yarn colors and a stitch up a fun scrap

 happy table runner for all year long use.

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Skill: Easy
 
Materials:
Crochet Hook – H / 5 mm.
Yarn – Med (4) Cotton Crafters Secret / Hobby Lobby
                               C1 – Yellow Confetti – 4 oz.
                               C2 – Turquoise - 2.5 oz.
                               C3 – Spa Blue – 2.5 oz.
                               C4 – Yellow – 2.5 oz.
Yarn Needle
 
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Double Crochet (dc)
Skip (sk)
Space (sp)
Change to (chgto)
2 Double Crochet Together (2dctog) Decrease Stitch
 
Size: 10 X 42 Inches
2 rows = 1 Inch
Multiples – 13 + 13
 
Notes:
Ch1 does not count as a st

When changing colors, ch1 after the color change
 
Pattern:

R: 1 – With C1, Ch 39, dc in the 4^th ch from the hook,
 dc in the next 3 dc, dc, ch1, dc in the next dc,
dc in the next 5 dc,
 
sk the next 2 dc, dc in the next 5 dc,
dc, ch1, dc in the next dc, dc in the next 5 dc,
 
sk the next 2 dc, dc in the next 5 dc,
dc, ch1, dc in the next dc, dc in the last 5 dc, turn, ch1
(3 Chevron points)

R: 2 – 2dctog the 1^st 2 dc, Ch1, sk the next dc,
dc in the next dc, ch1, sk the next dc, dc in the next dc,
dc, ch1, dc in the ch 1 sp of the “point”
 
dc in the next dc, ch1, sk 1 dc,
dc in the next dc, ch1, sk 1 dc,
sk the next 2 dc,
 
Dc in the next dc, ch1, sk the next dc, dc in the next dc,
dc, ch1, dc in the ch 1 sp of the “point”
dc in the next dc, ch1, sk 1 dc,
dc in the next dc, ch1, sk 1 dc,
sk the next 2 dc,
 
Dc in the next dc, ch1, sk the next dc, dc in the next dc,
dc, ch1, dc in the ch 1 sp of the “point”
dc in the next dc, ch1, sk 1 dc,
dc in the next dc, ch1, sk 1 dc,
2dctog the last 2 dc, turn, ch 1
(3 chevron points)

R: 3 - 2dctog the 1^st 2 dc, dc in the ch1 sp, dc in the next dc,
Dc in the ch1 sp, dc in the dc,
Dc, ch1, dc in the “point”
Dc in the dc, dc in the ch1 sp, dc in the dc, dc in the ch1 sp,
Sk the next ch1,
 
Dc in the next ch1 sp, , dc in the next dc,
Dc in the ch1 sp, dc in the dc,
Dc, ch1, dc in the “point”
Dc in the dc, dc in the ch1 sp, dc in the dc, dc in the ch1 sp,
Sk the next ch1,
 
Dc in the next ch1 sp, , dc in the next dc,
Dc in the ch1 sp, dc in the dc,
Dc, ch1, dc in the “point”
Dc in the dc, dc in the ch1 sp, dc in the dc, dc in the ch1 sp,
2dctog the last ch1 sp and the last dc, turn, ch 1
 (3 chevron points)

 
R: 4 - 2dctog the 1^st 2 dc, Ch1, sk the next dc,
dc in the next dc, ch1, sk the next dc, dc in the next dc,
dc, ch1, dc in the ch 1 sp of the “point”
 
dc in the next dc, ch1, sk 1 dc,
dc in the next dc, ch1, sk 1 dc,
sk the next 2 dc,
 
Dc in the next dc, ch1, sk the next dc, dc in the next dc,
dc, ch1, dc in the ch 1 sp of the “point”
dc in the next dc, ch1, sk 1 dc,
dc in the next dc, ch1, sk 1 dc,
sk the next 2 dc,
 
Dc in the next dc, ch1, sk the next dc, dc in the next dc,
dc, ch1, dc in the ch 1 sp of the “point”
dc in the next dc, ch1, sk 1 dc,
dc in the next dc, ch1, sk 1 dc,
2dctog the last 2 dc, turn, ch 1
(3 chevron points)

R: 5 – Repeat R: 3

R: 6 – Repeat R: 4

R: 7 – R: 12 - Chgto C2, tie off C1, Repeat R: 3 – R: 4
Alternating Rows
 
R: 13 – R: 18 – Chgto C3, tie off C2 - Repeat R: 3 – R: 4
Alternating Rows
 
R: 19 – R: 24 - Chgto C4, tie off C3 - Repeat R: 3 – R: 4
Alternating Rows
 
R: 25 – R: 30 - Chgto C1, tie off C4 - Repeat R: 3 – R: 4
Alternating Rows
 
R: 31 – R: 36 - Chgto C4, tie off C1 - Repeat R: 3 – R: 4
Alternating Rows
 
R: 37 – R: 42 - Chgto C3, tie off C4 - Repeat R: 3 – R: 4
Alternating Rows
 
R: 43 – R: 48 - Chgto C2, tie off C3 - Repeat R: 3 – R: 4
Alternating Rows
 
R: 49 – R: 54 - Chgto C1, tie off C2 - Repeat R: 3 – R: 4
Alternating Rows

R: 55 – Repeat R: 3, tie off weave in the ends.

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