Pol-Eng crocheting blog / Pol-Ang blog o szydełkowaniu

Today I would like to present a very simple pattern for a winter infinity scarf matching previously presented winter swivel hat. The pattern consists of chain stitches, slip stitches and double crochets (BR treble crochets) only. It is not only very easy to make but it also looks very impressive. I have done several infinity scarves this way and everyone really likes them! The measurements given below are for the infinity scarves I made for my nieces, aged 10-12 years. Overall, I used 130 g of yarn (Drops Alaska, col. 11 - dark red, and col. 15 - midnight blue) for an infinity scarf. The hook size was adjusted to the yarn, and in this project I applied 4.5 mm instead of 5 mm. For an adult person I would recommend yarn that could be worked with a hook size equal to 5-6 mm. This particular design is of multiplies of 5 + 1. I made a chain of 76 stitches (75 + 1 as a turning chain). Join the first with the last stitch using a slip stitch. In the first row make double...

Today I would like to present a very simple pattern for a winter hat, which is done from the top to the bottom. The pattern consists of chain stitches, slip stitches and double crochets (BR treble crochets) only. It is not only very easy to make but it also looks very impressive. I have done several hats this way and everyone really likes them! The measurements given below are for the hats I made for my nieces, aged 10-12 years. Overall, I used 110 g of yarn (Drops Alaska, col. 11 - dark red, and col. 15 - midnight blue) for a hat. The hook size was adjusted to the yarn, and in this project I applied 4.5 mm instead of recommended 5 mm. For an adult person I would recommend yarn that could be worked with a hook size equal to 5-6 mm. We start creating the hat in the same manner as the universal hat design described in the previous post. Let's start from creating a magic circle. Chain 3 stitches, which equals to one double crochet. Then cast further 21 double crochets...