Daddy and Me by Kati Donahue

Daddy and Me

Crochet
November 2018
DK (11 wpi) ?
9 stitches and 9 rows = 2 inches
in 9SC x 9rows
5.0 mm (H)
Kid, Youth, Adult
US
English
This pattern is available as a free Ravelry download

It is apart of the 2018 Holiday Stashdown CAL! Be sure to join the Raverly group CAL Central Crochet so you can share your finished projects and see patterns you may have missed. Or check out the Facebook CAL Central Crochet group. If you share your pattern outside of raverly be sure to hashtag #calcentralcrochet

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These beautiful hats are just what you need to keep you warm this winter! The design is created by working the Tapestry stitch; which means simply you don’t cut your yarn but rather carry it through the entire pattern! By working the design in the manner it eliminates the number of ends you will have to sew in at the end of the project. Also because of crochet technique of carrying that yarn though out the project then end result is an even warmer hat!

Don’t worry if this is your first Tapestry project (it was mine!), I have included a link to a simple tutorial in the pattern to help you get started. If you are at all familiar with changing colors mid row while crocheting then this will be a breeze for you!

Worked with Paint Box yarn which has amazing color options! The hardest thing to do will to be to pick the colors you are wanting to use! Working with this yarn is amazing! Its smooth and flows easily through your fingers and I had no issues of the yarn splitting! Im quite excited to have a bit of yarn left over and look forward to making another design using it!

The actual pattern for the Tapestry stitching is shown in a graph so you it is easier to follow and no tricky wording to follow.

Hook:
5.00mm

Stitches:
Chain
Single Crochet
Half Double Crochet
Tapestry Crochet
Crab Stitch

Materials:
Paint Box Yarn - Coffee Bean (110), Melon Sorbet (116), Washed Teal (132) and (Seville Orange (118) - only used in the boy/man pattern)