This super warm ear flap hat is worked in the round using a bulky weight yarn. I was able to get one hat out of a skein but this depends on your tension. It’s best to have another skein ready just in case your tension is looser than mine. Have fun!

This super squishy scarf works up quickly with the combination of super bulky yarn, a large hook and a huge stitch! For me, an in-line hook works best. Gauge is not important for this project. Video tutorial is available on my YouTube channel: Wippy Chick Crochet!

I LOVE color and was inspired one day by the song “True Colors” by Cyndi Lauper. This blanket is created by making 6 individual panels and joining them together. I used a rainbow color scheme but you can use any colors you wish! I used a continuous join when putting my panels together, but again, you may use any join you are comfortable with. T...

Gauge is not important for this project. Video tutorial links are included. Enjoy!

Gauge is not important for this project. Video tutorial links are included! Enjoy!

Gauge is not important for this project. Links for video tutorials are included! Enjoy!

Gauge is not important for this project. Using a smaller hook will create a smaller basket with a tighter, stiffer weave.

This silly little project is quick and easy! Make it in stripes with your team colors for game day!

This adorable baby bonnet is size adjustable by changing the weight of the yarn and size of the hook. A smaller hook with a lighter weight yarn will produce a smaller bonnet. I hope you enjoy this little project as much as I did!

This is a fun little headband to wear for warmth or just to keep your hair out of your eyes! Gauge is not important for this project. Use appropriate hook size for yarn type. Any 4 weight yarn will work for this pattern.

This fun scarf has a loop built in to one end which allows it to stay in place and be extra cozy around your neck on a chilly day! Using bobbles instead of fringe is an added bonus! Using V stitches lengthwise gives it a fun, zigzag pattern when used with multiple colors.

This adorable beret is so simple to make and beginner friendly! It uses only 2 types of stitches, half double crochet and single crochet. I highly recommend using a stitch marker. A row counter is helpful but not necessary.

Measurements: 10 inches / 2.5 cm wide X 28.5 inches / 72.5 cm circumference

Measurements before border 40” x 40”

Wippy Chick Market Bag - Julie Sherwood