Good Vibes Hood With Pom Poms Crochet Pattern | Posh Pooch Designs

 Good Vibes Hood With Pom Poms

Crochet Pattern 

By Sara Sach Of  Posh Pooch Designs

Once I opened the box of yarn from

 Premier Yarn, I knew exactly what I wanted to design.

I Absolutely love how this Cozy Comfy Hood 

design stitched up, And those big fluffy pom poms

 are just the thing to make it fun to wear.

I think everyone, young and old, boys and girls 

will love to wear this hood.

It stitched up super fast because the yarns are

 Super Bulky (6). They are soft and smooth, just as 

comfy to work with, as they are to wear. 

The hood fits a youth to adult, at about 22 - 24 inches,

 And Because it is so quick To stitch up, makes a wonderful

 last minute gift. Would be great for school or

 team colors also.

The Good Vibes Hood is Designed

 using Premier Poppy and 

Basix Super Bulky (6) Yarn

PREMIER YARN LINK

CODE: 10%SS - FOR 10% OFF YOUR ORDER POPPY : 16 colors 80% Acrylic, 20% Wool 150g / 5.29oz - 90m / 98yds #6 Super Bulky Machine wash warm, do not bleach, tumble dry in low heat, do not iron Crochet gauge: 8 sc x 9 rows, US Size M-13 (9 mm) Knit gauge: 9.5 sts x 14 rows, US Size 13 (9 mm) Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX® Certified: approved and tested for 350+ harmful substances to keep you and your family safe

BASIX SUPER BULKY:

20 colors 100% Acrylic 150g/5.29oz, 90m/98yds #6 Super Bulky Weight Machine wash warm, tumble dry Crochet gauge: 6.5 sc x 8 r =4", US N-13 (9 mm) Knit gauge in st: 9 sts x 12 r = 4", US 13 (9 mm) Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX® Certified: approved and tested for 350+ harmful substances to keep you and your family safe

Click The

Premier Yarn Link

Click the "Yarn" tab at

the top of the site,

and start shopping.

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 Channel At This LINK

Good Vibes Hood With Pom poms Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Easy
 
Materials:
Crochet hook – N / 9 MM.
Yarn – Super Bulky (6) C1 - Premier Poppy / Good Vibes – 7 oz.
                                       C2 - Premier Basix Super Bulky – Peacock 4 oz.
                                       C3 - Premier Basix Bulky – Raspberry – 4 oz.
Yarn Needle

Tape Measure
Pom Pom Maker - Optional
 
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Change to (chgto)
Single Crochet Two Together (sc2tog) decrease
Front Post Double Crochet (FPDC)
Back Post Double Crochet (BPDC)
Foundation Double Crochet (FDDC)
 
Size: Teen / Adult - Fits 22 – 24 inch heads
 
Notes:
Ch 3 Counts as a dc
Ch1 Does Not count as a dc
 
R: 1- With C3, 39 FDDC, turn (39 FDDC)

R: 2 – Chgto C2, ch3, dc in the next st,
*BPDC in the next st, dc in the next st*
Repeat Across, 1 dc in the last 2 dc, turn
(18 BPDC, 21 dc)

R: 3 – Chgto C1, ch3, dc in the next st,
*FPDC in the next st, dc in the next st*
Repeat Across, 1 dc in the last 2 dc, turn
(18 FPDC, 21 dc)

R: 4 – Ch3, 1 dc in each dc across, turn, ch 3 (39 dc)

R: 5 – R: 12 – Repeat R: 4
ch1 After R: 12

R: 13 - Fold Hood in half with the right sides facing out,
Sc up the back of the hood, going through the front and back,
Tie off weave in your ends.

R: 14 – Attach C1, to the front right corner of the hood,
Even st 48 sc across the bottom edge of the hood, turn, ch 1
(48 sc)

R: 15 – sc in the next 20 sc, *sctog the next 2 sc*
Repeat From * to * 3 more times,
Sc in the last 20 sc, tie off weave in all your ends.
(40 sc, 4 sets of 2sctog)

Ties – Cut 1 strand of all 3 color 42 inches long.

Holding them together, slide them through the bottom corner of the hood, 

Tie a knot, And braid them, cut a with another piece of C1 8 inches long,

Tie it securely around the end of the braid.

Repeat on The other bottom corner.

 Pom Poms – Use a pom Pom Maker Or

 Make a cardboard templet I show you in the video.

Make3 – one for each tie, and 1 for the top corner of the Hood.

With 1 strand of each color make pom pom.

Attach one securely to the end of each tie.

Attach one securely to the top point of the hood.

An Ad Free PDF file

Is Available In My

 Ravelry Shop At This LINK

For $3.50

Football Headband / Ear Warmer Crochet Pattern | Posh Pooch Designs

 Football Headband / Ear Warmer 
Crochet Pattern 
By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

The Football headband / Earwarmer Crochet Pattern

 was written about 12 years ago.

I saw some of my Neighbor kids coming home from

 football practice and  decided it was time update the pattern.

 We added lots of pics and a brand new video.

The Headband is very easy and quick to stitch up. 

Make it with your favorite team and sports team colors

 and cheer on your team. So, Moms and dads stay warm

 while watching your kids play football.

It measures about 3 inches wide and 19 inches ling. 

Remember it is very stretchy and will fit up to a

 24 inch head. And it's super easy to adjust to any 

head size needed. 

See The Video On My Crochet Youtube

 Channel at This LINK

Football Headband / Ear Warmer Crochet Pattern 

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Skill: Easy

 

Materials:

Yarn - Worsted Weight (4) Brown C1- 1 oz. 

            Small amount of white C2 and colors for Pom pom

Hook - H / 5.00 MM

Yarn Needle

 

Stitches:

Chain (ch)

Single crochet (sc)

Back Loops Only (blo)

Change to (chgto)

 

Size: 3 X 19 inches, Adult to Youth( 22 - 24 inch head)

           - Very Stretchy -Easy to adjust

3 Rows = 1 inch

 

Pattern Notes:

Sc at ends of rows do not count as a stitch, it is a turning chain.

Pattern: 

 

R: 1 – With C1, Ch 11, 1 sc in the 2^nd ch from the hook, 1 sc each ch across,

 Ch 1, turn (10sc)

R: 2 – Working in the BLO, 1 sc in each sc across, ch1 turn (10sc)

R: 3 – Repeat R: 2

R: 4 - R: 24 -Continue to  Repeat R: 2

R: 25 - Chgto C2, Repeat R: 2

 

R:  26 - Repeat R: 2

 

R: 27 - Chgto C1, Repeat R: 2

 

R: 28 - R: 44  - Repeat R: 2

 

R: 45 - Chgto C2, Repeat R: 2

R:  46 - Repeat R: 2

 

R: 47 - Chgto C1, Repeat R: 2

 

R: 48 - R: 72 - Repeat R: 2

Stitch on the Football Stitches in the center portion of the headband, 

with needle and White yarn.

 

Place the ends of the headband together and sc them together, tie off,

 weave in your ends.

Add Poms in your teams colors.

An Ad Free PDF File is Available

 in my Ravelry Shop At This LINK

For $3.50

 

Pom Pom Fun Crochet Pattern Collection | Posh Pooch Designs

 Pom Pom Fun 
Crochet Pattern Collection
 With Sara Sara of Posh Pooch Designs

Is it "Pom Pom" or Pom Pon"?

According to Wikipedia, "A pom-pom – also spelled pom-pon, pompom or pompon – is a decorative ball or tuft of fibrous material."

Anyway You spell or pronounce them, they are

 a lot of fun to make and add to our 

crochet projects. There are many ways to make

 them and many different fibers to make them

out of.  

I have Put together  a Free Crochet Pattern

 Round Up Collection

 for you to have a some "Pom Pom Fun".

 

Click The NAME of the Crochet Pattern 

You wish to see,

it is the LINK where the pattern is located.

Have fun!

1. How to Make Faux Fur Pom Poms

2. Cable Stitch Square Beanie

3. Go For Faux Pom Poms

4. Sports Team Dog Snoods

5. Sock Monkeys

6. Snow Boarder Chunky Beanie

7. Mentor Super Chunky Beanie

8. Bobble Children's Hats

9. Gumdrop Cowl

10. Mentor Super Chunky Cowl

11. My Favorite Way's To Make Pom Poms

12. Peppermint Frost Cowl

A Bonus Free Crochet Pattern

13. Winter's Sky Bulky Hood 

Pop On Over To My

 Crochet Youtube Channel At This LINK

You will find lots of Crochet tutorials,

 Crochet A Longs, Live Videos, 

Give Aways And

Lot's Of Yarnie Fun!

Live Video Chat with Sara - "Is it a Pompom or A Pompon? And Whats the best way to make one? | Posh Pooch Designs

This Week on our Live Video Chat with Sara Sach of

Posh Pooch Designs

See The Live Video Chat on my Youtube Channel
at This LINK


I received this Question a few weeks ago,

 "Is it a Pompom or A Pompon? And 

Whats the best way to make one?

I have always called them "Pompoms" 

So I went to Wikipedia.

"A pom-pom – also spelled pom-pon, pompom or pompon –

 is a loose, fluffy, decorative ball or tuft of fibrous material.

Pom-poms may come in many colors, sizes, and varieties and

 are made from a wide array of materials, including wool, 

cotton, paper, plastic, and occasionally feathers."

I guess I was right and wrong!

My Favorite way to make Pompoms really depends on the size I need make.
here are my 3 Favorites ways to make Pompoms.

See the Video Of how I make Pompoms on my Youtube Channel at this Link

1. For Tiny Pompoms.
I use my fingers.

2. For Medium Pompoms.
I use toilet paper rolls.

3. For Large Pompoms.
I use a large embroidery hoop.

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How I make Pompoms - Picture Tutorial

I love making pompoms.

 Many people have asked me,

 how I make mine.

Well, there are lots of contraptions

 you can use, 

and lots of different ways.

I have tried making pompoms 

with a pom pom maker,

 forks, card board tubes, 

and card board circles, 

But I like to just use my 

hand, scissors and yarn.

It is the simplest method

 I have every used.

And you can make 3 different sizes,

Again, just using your hand!

2 inch,   3 inch,     4 inch

Pom poms

This is an approximate measure, 

but it has been very accurate for me.

Okay, This is what I do.

For a 2 inch pom pom, 

I wrap the yarn around my 2 finger, loosely.

For a 3 inch pompom, 

I wrap the yarn around my 3 fingers, loosely.

For a 4 inch pom pom, 

I wrap the yarn around my 4 fingers, loosely.

You should be able to to

 wiggle your fingers.

The amount of wraps I do, 

depends on how thick I want the pom pom.

I usually wrap the yarn 20 to 30 times around.

 I have a 10 inch 

piece of yarn already cut.

I Slide that piece of yarn

 threw my fingers, 

with the tails to the front.

Then I Tie the yarn, 

and slide the loops off my fingers.

I then Make sure the

 tying yarn is centered, 

and tie securely.

Then I trim the pompom evenly.

This method works great for me.

I am working on a new Cowl design 

that will have pompoms and

 I will be using these pompoms.