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The infamous Mothman’s legend began in West Virginia, spread across the globe, and is here to land on your knitting needles! Mothman is a humanoid cryptid with avian features, and this teeny version has the added bonus of being very cute. Knit your own tiny Mothman in no time with scrap yarn, and have an adorable cryptid in your pocket at all times.

This project results in a small finished object not suitable for small children who may swallow it.

Yarns:
30 yds black fingering weight yarn
1 yd red fingering weight yarn

Tools and Materials:
US 1, 2.25mm double pointed knitting needles
Darning needle for sewing up
Tiny amount of stuffing or scrap yarn for filling

Stitches Used:
BO: bind off
CO: cast on
FO: finish off
K: knit
Kfb: knit in the front and back of the same stitch (1 stitch increased)
K2tog: knit two stitches together
M1: lift the bar of yarn between the two next stitches up and place on the left needle. Knit that stitch through the back loop (1 stitch increased)
P: purl
P2tog: purl two stitches together
SSK: slip the next 2 stitches knitwise, place them back on the left needles, knit them together through the back of the stitches
St(s): stitch(es)
WE: work even
**: repeat the stitches between the ** as described

Tiny Mothman Knitting Pattern PDF Download Cryptid Toy

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The Fresno Nightcrawler is as goofy as they come for North American cryptids. These fellas are best described as walking pants. Humanoid-ish in shape with no arms or really any discernible features besides their long legs, Nightcrawlers are really just cute ~ Little Guys™~. These mini knit Fresno Nightcrawlers work up so fast and use such little yarn it’s almost spooky. Knit yourself a hoard of these and get ready to let them strut their stuff!

This pattern results in a small finished object not suitable for young children who may swallow it.

Yarns:
15 yds white fingering weight yarn
1 yd black fingering weight yarn

Tools & Materials:
US 1, 2.25mm double pointed knitting needles
Darning needle for sewing up
Tiny amount of stuffing or scrap yarn for filling

Stitches Used:
BO: bind off
CDD: centered double decrease (slip next 2 sts together as if to knit, knit next st, pass the two slipped sts over the st you just knit (2 sts decreased))
CO: cast on
FO: finish off
K: knit
Kfb: knit in the front and back of the same stitch (1 stitch increased)
K2tog: knit two stitches together
P: purl
P2tog: purl two stitches together
SSK: slip the next 2 stitches knitwise, place them back on the left needles, knit them together through the back of the stitches
St(s): stitch(es)
WE: Work even
**: repeat the stitches between the ** as described

Fresno Nightcrawler Knitting Pattern PDF - mini ghost cryptid plushie

This listing is for a PDF download pattern, not a finished item.

Originally created as a compact meal to take to work in the mines, you can see the influence of Cornish pasties on cuisine around the world. Where ever the Cornish traveled to work in mines, so too did their delicious meat-filled handpies. While visiting Cornwall back in 2024, I knew I had to make a pasty purse. I got all my supplies at The Craft Tree in St. Ives, a must visit if you are ever in town! The Pasty Purse works up quickly and results in a cute, compact clutch purse ready to be filled with steak and potatoes...or rather your wallet and keys. ;)

Yarn:
Sport weight cotton yarn

Sample uses:
2 skeins Schachenmayr Catania in color 179 (camel)
137 yards (125 meters) per 50 grams (1.76 ounces)

Tools and Materials:
US 4 (E), 3.5mm crochet hook
Darning needle for sewing up
Round marker
Scissors
Sewing thread (beige)
Stuffing to make it a tiny bit squishy
¼ yard fabric for lining
10" / 25 cm long zipper
Optional: 1" / 2.5 cm D rings for attaching straps to

Stitches used:
BRO: Work in the back ridge of a ch
Ch: Chain stitch
DC: Double crochet
Dec: Decrease
FO: Finish off
HDC: Half double crochet
Inc: Increase
MR: Magic ring method of starting a crochet piece in the round
PS: puff stitch, described in pattern
Rnd: Round
SC: Single crochet
SLST: Slip stitch
WE: Work even
**: repeat the stitches between the ** as described

Cornish Pasty Purse Crochet Pattern PDF - Advanced Beginner - Cotton Sport Yarn - Clutch Bag Pattern

This listing is for a digital pattern download NOT A FINISHED ITEM.

Godzilla! King of the Monsters! Crusher of buildings since 1954. I am a big fan of the weird and wonderful movie monsters of the 50's and 60's, and Godzilla is no doubt the king of these spectacular creatures. This tiny giant stands about four inches tall and is a lot more squishy than his silver screen counterpart. These little monsters knit up quick, and make hilarious wee gifts for the monster lover in your life. Godzilla uses up scraps, so get digging in your stash!

A sweet friend of my kid’s loves Godzilla and is quite an expert on the character design through out the years. This little plush got their seal of approval! A high honor indeed.

Yarns:

5g Fingering weight yarn in medium grey for body (sample shown in Homestead by Cesium Yarns which is discontinued)
1g Fingering weight yarn in light blue for spikes and eye (sample shown in West Yorkshire Spinners Signature 4ply in color 333)

Stitches Used:

BO: bind off

Ch: chain stitch with crochet hook

CO: cast on

FO: finish off

K: knit

Kfb: knit in the front and back of the same stitch (1 stitch increased)

K2tog: knit two stitches together

M1: Make one stitch

P: purl

P2tog: purl two stitches together

SSK: slip the next 2 stitches knitwise, place them back on the left needles, knit them together through the back of the stitches

St(s): stitch(es)

WE: Work even

**: repeat the stitches between the ** as described

Tools & Materials:

US 1, 2.25mm double pointed knitting needles
Darning needle for sewing up
Embroidery floss in black and white
Round marker
Scissors
Stuffing or scrap yarn for filling Godzilla

This toy is 4" tall when finished and may not be suitable for very small children.

Pattern: Knit Tiny Godzilla plush Gojira mini monster knitting PDF toy design pattern Japanese dinosaur monster lizard amigurumi knitted

Knit your own tiny piece of internet meme history!

On September 21st, 2015, a rat was filmed carrying an entire slice of pizza down the steps into an NYC subway station. The internet went wild, and a legend was born. I remember the Pizza Rat excitement as it was happening, but I didn’t truly appreciate the vibe until a decade later. Now, just before the legend of Pizza Rat turns 10 years old, you can knit your own teeny tiny version of that tenacious rodent.

Yarns:
10 yds beige fingering weight yarn
10 yds yellow fingering weight yarn
10 yds grey fingering weight yarn
2 yds red fingering weight yarn for toppings
1 yd pink fingering weight yarn for tail

Tools and Materials:

• US 1, 2.25mm double pointed knitting needles
• Darning needle for sewing up
• Flat backed safety pin (optional)

Stitches Used:
BO: bind off
CO: cast on
FO: finish off
K: knit
Kfb: knit in the front and back of the same stitch (1 stitch increased)
K2tog: knit two stitches together
K3tog: slip two stitches knitwise individually. knit next stitch, pass the two slipped stitches over the stitch you just knit (two stitches decreased)
P: purl
P2tog: purl two stitches together
SSK: slip the next 2 stitches knitwise, place them back on the left needles, knit them together through the back of the stitches
St(s): stitch(es)
WE: Work even
**: repeat the stitches between the ** as described 

 This listing is for a PDF pattern not a finished object. The finished objects created from this pattern are small and are not suitable for small children.

Knit Pizza Rat Pin Pattern: Tiny NYC Meme (PDF Pattern)

A tiny knit frog inspired by the one-eyed frog that lives in my pond!
  
This spring, we put a little pond in behind our house. Ponds are kind of a build it and they will come thing, because frogs just showed up! We have a few regulars but my favorite it the one-eyed frog I named "Odin." To me, it looks like he was hatched with one eye, and I think he's pretty mystical. I designed this tiny frog pattern as an ode to Odin. I make all mine with only one right eye, but you can make yours with however many eyes your heart desires.These froggies knit up fast! Make a whole crew out of your scrap yarn.
  
Yarns:
Less than 50 yds green fingering weight yarn
1 yd black fingering weight yarn
  
Tools and Materials:
  
• US 1, 2.25mm double pointed knitting needles
• Darning needle for sewing up
• Tiny amount of stuffing or scrap yarn for filling
  
  
Stitches Used:
BO: bind off
CO: cast on
FO: finish off
K: knit
Kfb: knit in the front and back of the same stitch (1 stitch increased)
K2tog: knit two stitches together
P: purl
P2tog: purl two stitches together
SSK: slip the next 2 stitches knitwise, place them back on the left needles, knit them together through the back of the stitches
St(s): stitch(es)
WE: Work even
\*\*: repeat the stitches between the \*\* as described
  
DIGITAL PATTERN ONLY NOT A FINISHED OBJECT.
  
Finished items made with this pattern are not suitable for children under four.

Knitting Tiny Frog Pattern: Woodland Frogger Plushie (PDF Download)

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This collaboration between me and Ali of Road Trip Sock Yarn could not be more purrfect! The first time I was Ali’s cat colorways I knew there was a cute bag in the future. Thanks to Ali’s spectacular dyeing skills, you can have your own Cat Crossbody Bag that matches a special feline in your life! Be sure to check out Road Trip Sock Yarn’s full link of feline themed fibers and pick the perfect one for your project. The Cat Crossbody Bag fits your essentials in its two compartments. Stay organized and cute on the go!

Yarn:

Aran / worsted weight wool in any of Road Trip Sock Yarn’s cat colorways

A note about yarns: You are welcome to use whatever bulkier/worsted weight yarn you wish, but I suggest doing a test gauge swatch to make sure that your yarn + hook results in a dense and sturdy fabric.

Tools:
Size G/ 4.25 mm Hook
Scissors
Measuring tape
Two 1" D rings
One 1.5" swivel clasp
12” (30cm) long or longer zipper
Stuffing (or yarn scraps, fabric scraps)
Sewing needle and thread
Large sewing needle for stitching with yarn

If making the head a zipper pocket you will also need:
Sewing machine (optional, you can create this bag by handsewing only)
12" x 12" (30cm x 30cm) square of cotton fabric for lining
6" (15cm) long zipper

Stitches Used:
BRO: work in the back ridges only of the chain stitch
Ch: Chain stitch
Dec: Decrease
FO: Finish off
Inc: Increase
MR: Magic Ring
SC: Single crochet
SLST: Slip stitch
WE: Work even
**: repeat the stitches between the ** as described

Crochet Cat Crossbody Bag Pattern: Aran Yarn Kitty Purse (PDF)

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Possums are a fact of life on my farm. These stinkers like to steal the eggs our chickens lay! But not this tiny possum: she could fit inside an egg! Possums are the only marsupial found north of Mexico in North America, and that’s pretty neat! This pattern takes a tiny amount of yarn and works up fast. The legs are fiddly, but worth it for the cuteness of your finished possum! If you want fewer ends to weave you could leave off the pink feet, but I felt like it really elevated the possum vibes. Knit up a herd of possums and enjoy their lifestyle: Fake your death! Be free!
  
Yarns:
  
• Grey fingering weight yarn (25 yds)
• White fingering weight yarn (25 yds)
• Pink fingering weight yarn (5 yds)
• Black fingering weight yarn (10 yds)
  
  
A note about yarns: You are welcome to use whatever yarn you desire, just adjust needle sizes accordingly. Larger yarn and needles will result in a larger finished object. Select yarn and needles that allow you to make tight stitches that your stuffing will not poke through.
  
Tools & Materials:
  
• US 1 (2.25 mm) double pointed needles
• Scissors
• Tapestry needle for stitching with yarn
• Small amount of yarn scraps or polyfil for stuffing
• 12" (30 cm) Black yarn or embroidery floss for eyes and ears
  
  
Stitches Used:
  
BO: bind off
  
CO: cast on
  
FO: finish off
  
K: knit
  
kfb: knit in the front and back of one stitch
  
k2tog: knit two stitches together
  
M1: make 1 stitch
  
P: purl
  
p2tog: purl two stitches together
  
RS: right side of work
  
SSK: slip two stitches, then knit them together through the back loop
  
st(s): stitch(es)
  
WE: work even
  
WS: wrong side of work

Knit Tiny Possum Pattern: Micro Plush Woodland Animal (PDF Download)

Hammerhead sharks can get up to 20 feet long, but not this version! This itty bitty Hammerhead Shark is the perfect size to keep in your pocket. Finished, it is about three inches long (so it’s not suitable for very small children, as they could decide to snack on the shark). I designed this little shark and its friend, the Great white Shark, for my son’s 9th birthday. Hammerhead sharks are known to travel in schools of up to 500. Good thing this is a quick and easy pattern, you’ll have your own school in no time!
  
Yarns:
• Blue fingering weight yarn (50 yds)
• Beige fingering weight yarn (50 yds)
A note about yarns: You are welcome to use whatever yarn you desire, just adjust needle sizes accordingly. Larger yarn and needles will result in a larger finished object. Select yarn and needles that allow you to make tight stitches that your stuffing will not poke through.
  
Stitches Used:
BO: bind off
CO: cast on
FO: finish off
K: knit
kfb: knit in the front and back
of one stitch
k2tog: knit two stitches together
M1: make 1 stitch
P: purl
p2tog: purl two stitches together
RS: right side of work
SSK: slip two stitches, then knit them together through the back loop
st(s): stitch(es)
WE: work even
WS: wrong side of work
  
Tools & Materials:
• US 1 (2.25 mm) double pointed needles
• Scissors
• Large sewing needle for stitching with yarn
• Small amount of yarn scraps or polyfil for stuffing
• 12" (30 cm) Black yarn or embroidery floss for eyes
  
Tiny Great White Shark pattern also available.

Knit Tiny Hammerhead Shark Plushie Pattern (PDF Download)

The Great White Shark is the world’s largest known predatory fish, but not this version! This itty bitty Great White Shark is the perfect size to keep in your pocket. Finished, it is about three inches long (so it’s not suitable for very small children, as they could decide to snack on the shark). I designed this little shark and its friend, the Hammerhead Shark, for my son’s 9th birthday. Knit up a whole school of these cutie sharks for the shark lover in your life!
  
Yarns:
• Blue fingering weight yarn (50 yds)
• Beige fingering weight yarn (50 yds)
  
A note about yarns: You are welcome to use whatever yarn you desire, just adjust needle sizes accordingly. Larger yarn and needles will result in a larger finished object. Select yarn and needles that allow you to make tight stitches that your stuffing will not poke through.
  
Stitches Used:
BO: bind off
CO: cast on
FO: finish off
K: knit
kfb: knit in the front and back
of one stitch
k2tog: knit two stitches together
M1: make 1 stitch
P: purl
p2tog: purl two stitches together
RS: right side of work
SSK: slip two stitches, then knit them together through the back loop
st(s): stitch(es)
WE: work even
WS: wrong side of work
  
Tools & Materials:
• US 1 (2.25 mm) double pointed needles
• Scissors
• Large sewing needle for stitching with yarn
• Small amount of yarn scraps or polyfil for stuffing
• 12" (30 cm) Black yarn or embroidery floss for eyes
  
Tiny Hammerhead Shark pattern also avialable.

PATTERN: Knit Tiny Great White Shark knitting pattern PDF download | cute mini sharks project ocean marine life plush toy softie micro craft

Stuff your own pasta with the essentials and hit the town with your very own portable, squishable tortellini purse. Tortellini are my favorite pasta. I’m so obsessed with the shape of these cuties, and I always wanted a purse that looks like one. In preparation for designing this pattern, I watched a bunch of Italian nonnas on YouTube demonstrate their pasta shaping methods. It’s an art in itself!
  
Yarns:
Worsted cotton yarn (I used Dishie by KnitPicks, their color names are in parentheses)
• Beige (Creme Brulee) 240 yards (3 balls of Dishie)
A note about yarns:
You are welcome to use whatever sturdy yarn you desire. I highly suggest a cotton worsted weight as it will result in a durable and structured bag.
  
Tools & Materials:
• Size G/ 4.25 mm Hook
• Scissors
• Measuring tape
• 12” long or longer zipper
• Stuffing (or yarn scraps, fabric scraps)
• Sewing needle and thread
• Large sewing needle for stitching with yarn
• ¼ yard of cotton fabric for the lining
• Sewing machine (optional, you can create this bag by handsewing only)
  
This listing is for an instant PDF download of the crochet pattern for this purse design, not a finished object.

Tortellini Purse Crochet Pattern: Easy Beginner Pasta Bag (PDF)

Yarn Fingering Weight:
Main color (240 yds for adult L socks)
Contrast color (30 yds for adult L socks)
  
Tools
US 1 Needles in whatever style you prefer to make socks (DPNs, Circular for Magic Loop, Small Circulars)
Scissors
Long needle for sewing in ends
  
I typically make a 64 st CO sock for myself, but with the colorwork these get snug. I made the 72 st CO and they fit great!
  
I would advise going up a sock size for the best fit option. You can also switch to a US 2 needle for the colorwork section, though I think this makes the colorwork look less crisp. That's a personal opinion, so don't let it keep you from trying that method.
  
The rows are numbered for socks that are made cuff-down. Most of the berry motifs will be pointing "down" when you are done with the two biggest leaves pointing "up." These charts will work great if you want to add them to your favorite sock pattern, just make sure the flip the chart if you do toe up instead.

Gooseberry Socks Knitting Pattern: Vintage Pyrex Inspired Floral Chart

Knit your own fleet of tiny, wooly sturgeons! Use these cuties as ornaments or pocket pals or key chains, the possibilities are endless!
  
I love sturgeons. They look like mystical water dragons! Sturgeons are a part of my family lore (it’s a long weird story involving a diner and a record setting sturgeon caught in the 60s) and they are just downright cool.
  
I knit this tiny sturgeon as a holiday ornament for my dad (hence the Santa hat) but I think this tiny cutey make a great pal all year round! Quick to knit and super charming, you’ll soon have a school of sturgeon to share with pals!
  
Skill level: Advanced Beginner
  
Yarn:
60 yds dark green fingering weight yarn
60 yds light beige fingering weight yarn
  
Optional for Santa hat:
30 yds of red fingering weight yarn
30 yds of white fingering weight yarn
  
Stitches used:
BO: bind off
CO: cast on
FO: finish off
K: knit
K2tog: knit two stitches together
P: purl
P2tog: purl two stitches together
M1: increase 1 stitch by lifting the bar from the previous row and knitting into it
M1P: increase 1 stitch by lifting the bar from the previous row and purling into it
SSK: slip the next 2 stitches knitwise, place them back on the left needles, knit them together through the back of the stitches
St(s): stitch(es)
WE: Work even
\*\*: repeat the stitches between the \*\* as described
  
Materials & tools:
US 1, 2.25mm double pointed knitting needles
Darning needle for sewing up
Tiny amount of stuffing or scrap yarn for filling

Sturgeon Fish Ornament Knitting Pattern: Amigurumi Animal (PDF Pattern)

Inspired by wool camping blankets and designed for cozy nights under the stars, the Woodcutters Hat is a timeless staple to reach for again and again. Meant to be worn with a rolled or folded brim, this hat has extra warmth and squish for those chilly winter days.
  
This hat begins with a provisional cast on that allows for a completely reversible finished product. The two halves of the hat follow different stripe patterns, allowing the wearer to change things up to suit their style and mood.

Designed as part of the free patterns giveaway during [Yarnsgiving](https://yarnsgiving.com/projects/decor-delight/) for the Craft Yarn Council of America 2024.

Veijul is a mashup of two Norwegian words that vaguely means “road to Christmas.” This cowl pattern is meant to use mini skeins from one of the many amazing yarny advent calendars available. Don’t have an advent calendar? Veijul works up lovely in scraps and leftovers: most pattern sections take less that 10g per repeat! I designed this cowl with love and excitement looking forward to an advent swap with my two dear friends: Lisa of Abacus Dyeworks and Jen of the Driftless Knitter Podcast. This is designed to share with friends! So grab you knitters, grab some minis, and cast on in celebration of the cozy winter season.
  
Tools:
US 3 Needle (circular, 20” or 32” long)
Scissors
Stitch marker for marking beginning of round
Darning Needle (for weaving ends)
  
Yarn:
Fingering weight yarn, Flexible yardage (see note)
10g or less per pattern section repeat
  
A note about yarn and color selection:
This cowl is meant to be worked up in mini skeins or yarn scraps. Each pattern section works up in about 10g or less. You may repeat each section as much as your heart desires and yarn allows!
  
As for colors: certain sections play better with certain color types. I’ve noted suggested color types with each pattern.

Knit Cowl Pattern: Scrap Yarn Advent Project (PDF Pattern)

Deliciousness awaits you in this pattern! I love the artful presentation a big bowl of ramen has: the curly noodles, the colorful toppings, and all that tasty broth are picture perfect and guaranteed to make me hungry. I had SO much fun crafting each topping for this pattern. I went with a shoyu ramen, but there are endless opportunities for customization. Change the broth color or toppings to create your own custom dish!
  
Yarns:
Worsted cotton yarn (I used Dishie by KnitPicks, their color names are in parentheses)
Blue (Azure, 100g, 190 yds)
White (White, 100g, 190 yds)
Noodles (Creme Brulee, 50g, 8 yds)
Broth (Butterscotch, 100g, 190 yds)
Pork Brown (Sunbaked, 10 yds)
Pork Beige (Linen, 10 yds)
Pork Dusty Pink (Colonial Rose, 10 yds)
Nori Dark Green (Kenai, 60 yds)
Bok Choy Green (Jade, 20 yds)
Yolk Yellow (Bumblebee, 5 yds)
Naruto Hot Pink (Begonia, 3 yd)
A note about yarns: You are welcome to use whatever sturdy yarn you desire. I highly suggest a cotton worsted weight as it will result in a durable and structured bag.
  
Stitches used:
Ch: Chain stitch
SC: Single crochet
DC: Double crochet
HDC: Half double crochet
BRO: Work in the back ridge of a ch
FLO: Front loop only
BLO: Back loop only
SLST: Slip stitch
FO: Finish off
WE: Work even
Inc: Increase
Dec: Decrease
MR: Magic ring method of starting a crochet piece in the round
Rnd: Round
  
Tools & Other Materials:
Size G/ 4.25 mm Hook
Scissors
Measuring tape
24” long or longer zipper
Stuffing (or yarn scraps, fabric scraps)
Sewing needle and thread
Large sewing needle for stitching with yarn
¼ yard of cotton fabric for the lining
Sewing machine (optional, you can create this bag by handsewing only)
12"x12" plastic embroidery canvas

Crochet Ramen Bowl Purse PDF Pattern: Novelty Noodle Soup Bag

Live out your cottagecore dreams and have a giant snail climb up your back and store all your treasures. This backpack is more of a crossbody style bag that can be worn across your back or front. The colors I selected for my snail mimic the colors of the real-life Blushing Snail, which seems like it should be a fictional creature. It’s too cute! Go crazy with your color selections, and have fun!

Crochet Snail Backpack Pattern: Cottagecore Woodland Bag (PDF Download)

This cowl is a scaleable project that can suit every need! Need a BFF b-day gift? Knit the small size out of some luxury yarn. Going for a transitional, Winter-Spring or Fall-winter accessory? Try a cotton-wool blend and the medium size! Need a mega cozy cowl to cuddle you during the dead of winter? Go for the large in a wooly heavy worsted yarn. Possibilities are endless!
  
Multiple needle sizes and multiple yarn options are listed because this pattern offers opportunity to build a project based on the density of fabric you wish to create. Suggestions are given below on how to achieve a variety of finished cowls based on yarn/needle choice!
  
Tools:
US 9 Needle (circular, 16” long)
Scissors
DPN or Cable Needle
Stitch marker for marking beginning of round
Darning Needle (for weaving ends)
  
Yarn:
A worsted to bulky weight yarn of your choice
Small: ~55g
Medium: ~ 65g Large: ~75g
  
A note about yarn selection:
No gauge is given for this project, and also no yardages. This cowl is scaleable to the size you want, with basic guidelines for pattern repeats. When knitting with a worsted yarn, a US 9 needle will yield a squishy but defined cowl. The thicker the yarn selected (aran, bulky, etc) the more dense the finished cowl will be. If using a thick yarn and wishing to achieve a more squishy, less stiff cowl, go up a few needle sizes.

Crater Cowl Knitting Pattern: Easy Cable Knit PDF (Digital Download)

Skill Level: Intermediate Crochet Pattern
Sizes: Canister, Tote, One Size
Languages Available: English
  
**Materials**
Required Yarn:
Knit Picks Dishie Category #4 Worsted
Yardage: Between 600 and 700 yards
Meterage: Between 45.72 and 640.08 meters
Hooks: US - 4.25 mm
Gauges:
12 stitches x 10 rows = 4 inches in sc worked in rows, gauge is approximate and not required for this project

Mushroom Crochet Bag Pattern: 70s Style Crossbody Bags (PDF Pattern)

Digital Download - PDF Crochet Pattern - Not a finished product

This tiny backpack is perfect for quick adventures to the berry patch, or wherever the season takes you. It's quick to work up, and seeing the rows of berries appear is a delight! I hope you enjoy making it as much as I enjoyed designing it.

Yarns:
About 400 total yards of worsted weight yarn in a background color (I used pink, 270 yds), red (50 yds), and green (80 yds)

Tools:
Size G/ 4.25 mm Hook
Scissors
Long needle for sewing in ends 
1 small button

Stitches Used:
HDC: Half Double Crochet
Slst: Slip Stitch
Ch: Chain stitch
Inc: Increase (make two stitches in the same stitch)
Dc: Double Crochet
4 DC Dec: 4 Double Crochet Decrease (Special photo instructions in the pattern)

Other Terms:
Rnd: Round
Magic Ring: A method of starting working a crochet project in the round

A note about yarns:
I used three colors of cotton worsted weight yarn to crochet my sample for this pattern, for a total approximate yardage of 400 yds. If you want to do stripes in the background color, you absolutely can! Just make sure the colors are different from your berry colors, so the strawberry motif shows through.

Strawberry Backpack Crochet Pattern: Kawaii Mini Purse (PDF Pattern)

Digital Pattern Download, you will receive a PDF pattern

As a kid, I wore a lot of bucket hats. It’s kind of delightful to see them come back in style! The Basic Bucket Hat pattern is an easy, quick crochet project that will have you wearing your own handcrafted hat in no time.

Yarns
About 155 total yards of worsted weight yarn (I used cotton, but acrylic or wool can work, too!)

I used three colors of cotton worsted weight yarn to crochet my sample for this pattern, for a total approximate yardage of 155 yds. If you want to do stripes and make sure you have enough of each color, divide 155 yds by the number of colors you have, that will tell you approximately how many yards of each color you will need!

Tools
Size G/ 4.25 mm Hook
Scissors
Long needle for sewing in ends

Stitches Used:
HDC: Half Double Crochet
Slst: Slip Stitch
Ch: Chain stitch
Inc: Increase (make two stitches in the same stitch)

Other Terms:
Rnd: Round
Magic Ring: A method of starting working a crochet project in the round

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