Ocean's hat

Made this for Ocean 2 nights ago, made it out of wool left over from her sweater, I started to run out, so that's why I added the stripe near the end, this hat is simple dimple. Pretty much just hdc the whole way through....

Ocean's Hat

hook size 5 (h)
worsted weight wool

ch4 join in circle...
ch1, 8 hdc in circle. join with slip stitch
ch1, 1hdc in same stitch, 2 hdc in every stitch around, join with slip stitch
ch1, 1 hdc in first stitch 2 hdc in next stitch, continue around, join with slip stitch
ch1, 1 hdc in next 2 stitches, 2 hdc in next stitch, continue around, join with slip stitch
ch1, 1 hdc in next 3 stitches, 2 hdc in next stitch, continue around, join with slip stitch
ch1, 1 hdc in next 4 stitches, 2 hdc in next stitch, continue around, join with slip stitch
ch1, 1 hdc in next 5 stitches, 2 hdc in next stitch, continue around, join with slip stitch
**ch1, hdc in same stitch hdc in every stitch around, join with slip stitch.**

continue from ** until it is the length you would like...

To make this hat 'smaller' simply leave out some 'increase rows'
If you'd like it 'bigger' simply 'add' some increase rows

Dayna's Hat!

Well I finally had a chance to make myself a hat...and I decided to crochet it because I haven't crocheted in a while and because it's loads faster!! I finished this hat in an hour and a half while listening to the TV.

size 5 crochet needle
worsted weight wool
MC= main color
CC=Contrast color

Pattern Dayna's Hat!

Chain 4 and attach to make a circle
Row 1. SC 8 stitches into circle, join with slip stitch (sl st) ch 1
Row 2. SC into same stitch, sc 2 times into each stitch around join with sl st, ch 1
Row 3. SC into same stitch, *sc into next stitch, 2 sc in next stitch*, continue from *around, join with sl to, ch1
Row 4, SC into same stitch *sc into next 3 stitches, 2 sc in next stitch* continue from * around, join with sl st ch1
Row 5. sc into same stitch *sc into next 4 stitches, 2 sc in next stitch* continue from * around, join with sl st, ch1
Row 6. sc into same stitch *sc into next 5 stitches, 2 sc in next stitch* continue from * around, join with sl st, ch1
Row 7. sc into same stitch *sc into next 6 stitches, 2 sc in next stitch* continue from * around, join with sl st, ch1
Row 8. sc into same stitch * sc into next 7 stitches, 2 sc in next stitch* continue from * around, join with sl st, ch1
Row 9. sc around, join with sl st.
Row 10. switch to CC sc around join with sl st
Row 11. switch to MC ch1 sc into same stitch, skip next stitch, *sc 3 times into next stitch, skip 2 stitches* repeat from *join with sl st
Rows 12 and 13. repeat row 11
Row 14. Switch to CC ch1 sc into same stitch, skip next stitch, *sc 3 times into next stitch, skip 2 stitches* repeat from * join with sl st
Row 15 16 and 17. repeat row 11
Row 18. repeat row 14

Row 19. switch to MC ch1 hdc into same stitch, skip next stitch* 3 hdc into next stitch, skip 2 stitches* repeat from * join with sl st
Row 20. repeat row 19
Row 21. Switch to CC, ch1 hdc into same stitch, skip next stitch*3 hdc into next stitch, skip 2 stitches* repeat from * around, join with sl st
Row 22 and 23. repeat row 19
Row 24. repeat row 21
Row 25. repeat row 19
Row 26. Repeat row 21

tie off ends and voilla

Mouse glove?

Is it just me? when I sit at the computer for (longer then I should) my 'mouse' hand gets FREEEZING cold.....I think one needs to have a *mouse glove* haha... I think it's a grand idea..

Id make one..however I am going to make myself a hat, since I don't have one..and I'd live one :D
here is the pattern I'm using
HAT

Alisa's Sweater Soakers

So I made these today out of a sweater I had,
it had a hole in the front and would have continued
to slowly unravel ...and so I thought
'these would make GREAT looking soaker longies'
and, I think I was right :D

Cable headband

I am creating for myself (feels weird to make something for ME) a headband. I decided to make a cable design, because it's fast and easy and I didn't want to just make a plain ribbed one.

Well, here it is all done...

needle size 4mm

CO 12 stitches,
Row 1, knit all stitches
Row 2, k3 p7 k3
Row 3, knit all stitches
Row 4, k3 p7 k3
Row 5, k3 cbl twist 6 stitches k3
Row 6, knit all stitches
Row 7, k3 p7 k3
Row 8, Knit all stitches
Row 9, k3 p7 k3
Row 10, knit all stitches
Row 11, k3 p7, k3
Row 12, Cable row

repeat rows 6-12 until you have reached aprox 15(ish) inches wool stretches ending with a half cable if possible (worked for me :D)

Ocean's dino hat

so...for her dino hat, she wants a balaclava style hat, with dino spikes..

so I found a great pattern here

I'm making it GREEN of course
and making the spikes RED...which is what she wants I'm going to make the spikes seperate and stick em on top

I Ive just started now, and I MAY need some more green..not sure yet...hopefully I'll be done sometime this weekend so I can post a pic


DONE!!!

Her she be all finished. Osh loves it, I had to re-do the ribbing on the front a few times before I got it right, picked up too many stitches the first time. and then didn't add enough rows for Oceans liking the second time..but she loves it now..so..I guess I done good ;)

Curly Wurly Soakers :D

Well, I am almost complete my first pair of curly wurly soaker shorties, Ive wanted to make this pattern for quite a while now...I should be done tomorrow and then I will add a picture, and link to the actual pattern/site.
they're SOOOOO cute!!!
okay..so it's tomorrow now, I am almost done!! need to finish the second leg cuff...trying to knit between cleaning and screaming toddlers is sometimes difficult!!

well, there is is all done and completed :D
I;m quite happy with it..I think I may go make one for Alisa now...it's so stretchy and awesome!!