The design for this scarf is based off one of the outfits Link wears in Tears of the Kingdom.

~There is a pixel chart at the end of this document if you need it!

~Ch 1 at the beginning of each round does not count as a st.

Inspired by Pokemon Legends: Arceus!

Inspired by the sheep villagers in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, this beanie pattern uses the front and back loops of rows to create a warm, layered, almost fluffy beanie!

~This hat is worked initially in rows and then in rounds. The wrong side of the hat should be facing you as you work in the rounds.

You can either make the nine panel blanket with an F hook or choose your favorite flavor and use a K hook to make a small throw blanket!

This sweater is based more off your body measurements rather than actual stitch counts, yardage will vary and gauge is not super important. There is no set sizing for this pattern and for best results, try the sweater on as you crochet it.

I’ve been experimenting with turning rounds before starting the actual “graph” part, I think it looks better to NOT turn before you start the color changing rounds.

Since it’s a scarf I don’t believe gauge is necessarily important; if you want it wider or narrower just adjust how many chains you do at the beginning.

“When evil walks the streets of Boston, one man lurks in the shadows. Looking fabulous in a sheen silver scarf…”

This beanie is worked inside out, so don’t forget to turn it right side out when you’re finished!

You’ll need to know how to do C2C (corner to corner) crochet.

~This hat is worked initially in rows and then in rounds. The wrong side of the hat should be facing you as you work in the rounds.

Gauge is not super important.

You can go up a hook size (or two!) for a slouchier beanie, but this beanie is designed to be fitted.

This pattern is based off this three round triangle pattern by Teena Sutton Murphy

This poncho one size fits most adults, you could always add rows to make it longer or more stitches to make it wider, as long as you adjust to keep the heart in the center of the poncho.

I used RHSS in Bright Yellow and Grenadine to match the colors as close as possible.

24 sts and 20 rows = 4″ x 4″ square. Finished project should be about 8″ x 4″ and about a 2″ inch opening for the bottle neck.

You can add a strap to hang the lighter case around your neck, in your car, or on your piece! Never lose your lighter again!

You’ll need black and white yarn for sure, you can choose the color of the iris of the eye and the main part of the beanie.

There is a picot stitch on each of the “points” of the crocodile stitches, I hope I made the instructions clear enough! :3

The second photo features a marijuana leaf applique that you can find here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/marijuana-leaf

You can add little jingle bells to the points of the crocodile stitching to be even more festive :)

This pattern is currently an adult sized pattern, I will update it as I complete other sizes.

This beanie is made with three separate strands of worsted weight yarn and a large hook. It works up super quickly!