These are small scrubbies for your face. The completed products measure approximately 3.5 inches and 3.5 x 4.5 inches. There is a picture tutorial for the Corner to Corner scrubbie. There are instructions for any special sts including a modified puff stitch.

This is a simple pattern that can be adjusted for size by using a larger or smaller crochet hook. Make sure you loosen your stitches a bit when crocheting the brim. While the brim is supposed to curl a bit, you don’t want it curling too much.

This is an easy pattern. You can always change the size by changing hook sizes or adding or taking away rows. I would suggest changing hook size. I hope you enjoy this pattern. It’s a quick and simple pattern.

This is an easy pattern to adjust for size. All you need to do is go up or down in hook size. I always make my flower with a hook one size larger than I used for the hat. If you have any questions about this pattern please feel free to leave a comment and I will respond as soon as I can. Thank you!

This pattern requires basic embroidery skills and applique skills. If you would like to make some of the applique pieces smaller, just use a small hook. You can also adjust the size with hook size. The hooks used in the pattern are what works for me. If you crochet tighter or looser, you may need to change hooks sizes.

I know there are a lot of patterns out there for this pony. I like to design my own and I hope you like what I came up with. This is a good intermediate pattern. The muzzle, ears, eyes and mane are a challenge for beginners. There is also a lot of applique involved. If you have any questions please email me at yarneemarmee@gmail.com

This pattern requires the ability to change colors frequently while carrying another color. It also requires basic embroidery skills and applique skills. Other than that it is not too difficult. I wouldn’t recommend this for a beginner.

You can make this pattern for any size, just go down in hook size and, if needed, reduce the amount of rows.

If you want to make a smaller hat just go down a hook size. There is a lot of applique in this pattern. This is not a beginner hat.

You don’t have to use the yarns suggested and you can always change the size of the hat with a change in hook size, yarn weight or both.

This is a pony beanie that was inspired by Pinkie Pie on MLP. There is a lot of applique. If you don’t like sewing pieces onto a hat then this might not be the pattern for you. Basic embroidery skills are also required for this project. This is a very fun pattern. If you have any questions please send me a message and I will try to help you the...

This is a pony hat that was inspired by Rarity from My Little Pony and requires crocheting several pieces and sewing them onto the hat. Some pieces are also stuffed. I used white yarn scraps to stuff mine because I like it better. I would not suggest this pattern for beginners.