Sunday 26 April 2020

Bun Wreaths & Hair Ties - Part of the 2020 Charity Stash Bash CAL

Hello friends.  It's time for our fourth instalment of the 2020 Charity Stash Bash and this month I have a super cute project to share with you.  This would be a great addition to the shoe boxes if you are making these to donate.  They are also a great craft fair item and make a really pretty last minute gifts for someone with long hair.




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If you would like to take part and prefer knit over crochet, I have linked some other pattern choices along with more crochet hair ties for you to make.  Just click the Stash Bash link above for more patterns and information. 





Bun Wreaths & Hair Ties



Materials

DK cotton yarn oddments
4mm hook
Elastic hair ties
Darning needle


Size

Varies


Ability

Easy 


Abbreviations US Terms (UK conversion)

sc - single crochet (double crochet)
dc double crochet (treble crochet)
ch – chain
sp - space
st(s) - stitch(es)
sl st - slip stitch
sk - skip



Other notes:  The bun wreaths are designed to place around a finished bun without twisting.  The Ruffled hair tie may be twisted multiple times to tie up the hair.  As the hair tie will be stretched make sure to fit as many stitches around as you can to allow for this (or you can also use as a bun wreath). 


Shell Bun Wreath





Begin by attaching your yarn to your hair tie, pull up a loop and ch 1

Round 1 Sc around your hair tie in multiples of 6 until you can’t fit any more sts (the hair tie should be completely covered), join with sl st to 1st sc.




Round 2 Ch1, sc in same st, [sk2 sts, 7dc in next st, sk2 sts, sc in next st] repeat around finishing with sk2, 7dc in next st, sk2, sl st into 1st sc.  Fasten off and weave in ends.






Arched Bun Wreath





Begin by attaching your yarn to your hair tie, pull up a loop and ch1.

Round 1 Sc around your hair tie in multiples of 4 until you can’t fit any more sts (the hair tie should be completely covered), join with sl st to 1st sc.




Round 2 Ch1, sc in same st, [ch5, sk3 sts, sc in next st] around, ending with ch5, sl st into 1st sc.




Round 3 Sl st into ch sp, ch1, 5sc in same sp and in every sp around, join with sl st to 1st sc.  Fasten off and weave in ends.






Ruffled Hair Tie




Begin by attaching your yarn to your hair tie, pull up a loop and ch1.

Round 1 Sc around your hair tie until you can’t fit any more sts (the hair tie should be completely covered, squash your sts up to allow for stretch), join with sl st to 1st sc.



Round 2 Ch1, sc in same st, [ch6, sc in next st] around ending with ch6, sl st to 1st sc.  Fasten off and weave in ends.









I hope you enjoy making these pretty hair ties and make sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on any new patterns.

See you all soon...
Catherine
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Bun Wreaths & Hair Ties - Part of the 2020 Charity Stash Bash CAL

Hello friends.  It's time for our fourth instalment of the 2020 Charity Stash Bash and this month I have a super cute project to share with you.  This would be a great addition to the shoe boxes if you are making these to donate.  They are also a great craft fair item and make a really pretty last minute gifts for someone with long hair.




Helpful Links...









An ad free pdf version of this pattern is available in my online stores, thank you for supporting my work...








If you would like to take part and prefer knit over crochet, I have linked some other pattern choices along with more crochet hair ties for you to make.  Just click the Stash Bash link above for more patterns and information. 





Bun Wreaths & Hair Ties



Materials

DK cotton yarn oddments
4mm hook
Elastic hair ties
Darning needle


Size

Varies


Ability

Easy 


Abbreviations US Terms (UK conversion)

sc - single crochet (double crochet)
dc double crochet (treble crochet)
ch – chain
sp - space
st(s) - stitch(es)
sl st - slip stitch
sk - skip



Other notes:  The bun wreaths are designed to place around a finished bun without twisting.  The Ruffled hair tie may be twisted multiple times to tie up the hair.  As the hair tie will be stretched make sure to fit as many stitches around as you can to allow for this (or you can also use as a bun wreath). 


Shell Bun Wreath





Begin by attaching your yarn to your hair tie, pull up a loop and ch 1

Round 1 Sc around your hair tie in multiples of 6 until you can’t fit any more sts (the hair tie should be completely covered), join with sl st to 1st sc.




Round 2 Ch1, sc in same st, [sk2 sts, 7dc in next st, sk2 sts, sc in next st] repeat around finishing with sk2, 7dc in next st, sk2, sl st into 1st sc.  Fasten off and weave in ends.






Arched Bun Wreath





Begin by attaching your yarn to your hair tie, pull up a loop and ch1.

Round 1 Sc around your hair tie in multiples of 4 until you can’t fit any more sts (the hair tie should be completely covered), join with sl st to 1st sc.




Round 2 Ch1, sc in same st, [ch5, sk3 sts, sc in next st] around, ending with ch5, sl st into 1st sc.




Round 3 Sl st into ch sp, ch1, 5sc in same sp and in every sp around, join with sl st to 1st sc.  Fasten off and weave in ends.






Ruffled Hair Tie




Begin by attaching your yarn to your hair tie, pull up a loop and ch1.

Round 1 Sc around your hair tie until you can’t fit any more sts (the hair tie should be completely covered, squash your sts up to allow for stretch), join with sl st to 1st sc.



Round 2 Ch1, sc in same st, [ch6, sc in next st] around ending with ch6, sl st to 1st sc.  Fasten off and weave in ends.









I hope you enjoy making these pretty hair ties and make sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on any new patterns.

See you all soon...
Catherine
x




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Wednesday 22 April 2020

Happy Crochet - Ten quick & easy projects to make while you are stuck indoors..

Hi everyone, we all need a little crochet to stop us from going stir crazy during this time.  So I have conjured up ten quick and easy projects that will put a smile on your face.

The instant gratification of small projects always cheers me up no matter how I am feeling and I am sure we can all do with some colourful, crochet cheeriness right now.  The patterns are all free and have been selected by my favourite designers, I hope you find something you like.






Happy Crochet 10 Quick & Easy Projects



This first project is by my good friend Marjan of Atelier Marie-Lucienne and aren't these guys just adorable.  There is no way you could not have a smile on your face while crocheting up these cute little critters.

Crochet Ladybirds






If you are feeling a little glum, then this gorgeously, colourful, daisy, bunting will certainly cheer you up.  Crochet up a rainbow and hang it in your window and spread the cheeriness.  The pattern is by Crochet Cloudberry.

Rainbow Bunting






Appliques make a great addition to many crochet items.  Add them to hats, cushions, anything you can think of.  These cute little pears are just adorable.  Pattern by Raffamusa Designs.

Little Pear Crochet Applique






Another thing that always make me feel cheery, are handmade wash or dishcloths.  So use up your cotton stash and crochet up these pretty pastel cloths.  Pattern by Crafting Each Day.

Stashbusting Washcloths






I just love this drawstring bag and wouldn't it make a lovely gift.  The pattern is by Sincerely Pam.

Drawstring Basket






I don't know if you remember but I recently featured a pretty Spring Blossom scarf in a recent roundup by Golden Lucy Crafts.  Here we have the matching headband, a great quick and simple project to make and any little girl would love to wear this pretty floral headband.

Spring Blossom Crochet Headband






Another adorable make from Thoresby Cottage.  How cute is this little guy?  Give your plants some personality with this crochet teddy bear planter.

Crochet Teddy Bear Planter





The weather is starting to warm and these crochet mitts are a great in between seasons item and look so pretty crocheted in variegated yarn.  The pattern is by Stitches 'n' Scraps.


Mesh Mitts





Hair scrunchies are always a great instant gratification project and this pattern by Knitting With Chopsticks includes the design with three different yarn weights, making this great for stash busting.


Summer Berries Scrunchies






And finally we have these oh so pretty flowers by Annie Design Crochet.  Colourful, crochet, flowers never fail to bring a smile to my face.  I love the colours she has chosen for these beautiful blooms.

Easy Crochet Flowers









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Well that's it for today's roundup and I will be back soon with more patterns and crochet related loveliness.

Take care

Catherine
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