Love is in the air, or should I say, love is in the yarn! Here’s a free pattern for some ♡ Little Valentine’s Hearts ♡
Little Hearts ♡ Free Crochet Heart Pattern
Velvet Scrunchies – Free Crochet Pattern
Here is my Velvet Scrunchies Crochet Pattern. These scrunchies are so soft and beautiful, plus they’re quick and easy to make! Continue reading for the instructions and the story behind this pattern.
New Velvet Crochet Goodies!
New velvet hair accessories
**UPDATE: Finished items are no longer available in my shop. You can find the free pattern for velvet crochet scrunchies on this blog, or purchase the PDF download from my shop.
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I’ve been working on a new line of velvet crochet hair accessories, and even though I’m not done yet I wanted to get some of the products out early. This velvet yarn is so soft and yummy, I want to snuggle up in it all day!
The Velvet Hair Scrunchies are my new obsession! They’re so addicting to make. I’ve been using the ones that I made for myself every single day. They look super cute in ponytails and help my bun stay in place like no other hair tie I’ve used before! I can finally have a cute messy bun thanks to these scrunchies.
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I can’t wait to add more products to this new line of velvet goodness. I’ll also be writing up a scrunchie pattern for those of you who want to crochet your own! Subscribe to my blog to get updates on new products and free crochet patterns.
UPDATE: The crochet pattern for these scrunchies is now available for free on this blog, or for purchase as a PDF through my shop!
Crochet Pattern Spotlight – Velvet Twist Headband
The design for this headband is from Daisy Farm Crafts. I adjusted the pattern a little bit to fit my sizing needs, but I fell in love with all of the amazing creations on their blog after finding the velvet twist headband pattern on Pinterest.
Cozy Fingerless Gloves – Free Crochet Pattern
This is a free version of my Cozy Fingerless Gloves Crochet Pattern. Continue reading for the instructions and the story behind this pattern.
Coffee Cup Cozy – Free Crochet Pattern
This is a free version of my Coffee Cup Cozy Crochet Pattern. Continue reading for the instructions and the story behind this pattern.
If you’d prefer an ad-free, printable version of this pattern, you can purchase the PDF on Etsy. Every purchase helps support my business so I can continue creating patterns for crochet lovers like you!
This reusable cup cozy is quick and easy to make! Great for gift giving and keeping your hands protected from hot beverages. ♡ The stitch used for this pattern gives the cozy a soft, beautiful texture. It will be constructed by simply crocheting a rectangle and then seaming it together.
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Want to make a pair of gloves to match your cozy? I also have a pattern for fingerless gloves that’s created using the same technique and materials. My Cozy Fingerless Gloves Crochet Pattern can be found here. [coming soon]
This pattern is made using Vanna’s Choice yarn by Lion Brand. I also love creating these cozies with Landscapes yarn by Lion Brand. Any worsted (weight 4) yarn will work perfectly fine, just be sure to check your gauge!
This pattern is made to fit standard coffee cups. You can adjust the size by simply crocheting more or less rows, or by using a larger/smaller crochet hook. Each cozy will not require much yarn. This pattern is perfect for using up leftover yarn from other projects. Make sure to subscribe to my blog for updates on new projects and patterns!
Materials:
CROCHET HOOK: 6.0mm – US J
YARN: Worsted weight yarn.
Recommended: Vanna’s Choice by Lion Brand – Less than 1 ball
OTHER: Yarn needle, scissors
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Gauge:
2” x 2” (5cm x 5cm) SC swatch = 8 sts x 8 rows
Finished Measurements:
Circumference: Approximately 8.5” (21.5cm)
Length: Approximately 3.25” (8.5cm)
Key:
| St/sts | Stitch/stitches |
| Ch | Chain |
| Sc | Single crochet |
| Dc | Double crochet |
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Notes:
- This is an easy/beginner level crochet pattern
- Pattern written in US crochet terms
- The stitch count at the end of each row is shown in parenthesis ( )
- The ch 1 at the beginning of each row does not count as a stitch.
- This cozy will start out as a rectangle that will then be sewn up.
Pattern:
Ch 13
Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook. Sc in next 2 sts. For the next 6 sts, alternate between dc & sc starting with a dc. Sc in the last 3 sts. (12)
Row 2: Ch 1, turn. Sc in the first 3 sts. For the next 6 sts, alternate between dc & sc starting with a dc. Sc in the last 3 sts. (12)
Rows 3 – 30: Repeat row 2
Cut the yarn (leaving a long tail that will be used to sew the edges together), fasten off.
Finishing Instructions:
Fold your cozy in half and sew the edges together with your yarn needle (I recommend using a blanket stitch). Fasten off securely and weave in loose ends. Turn your cozy right side out. You’re all done! ♡
This pattern and all photos are the property of Noelebelle by Nina Noel. This pattern is for personal use only and may not be redistributed or altered and sold. If you wish to sell your finished cozies please sell small quantities only, and provide credit for my design along with a link to my shop and/or this blog.
Shop link: https://www.noelebelle.com
Blog link: https://noelebellecrochet.com
Help support my crochet business
You can help support my crochet business by purchasing a PDF version of this pattern. The PDF is easily printable, ad-free, and beautifully designed so you can keep it in your project notebook! Click the button below to access your own instantly downloadable copy.
I’d love to see what you created! Share your work with me on Instagram @noelebelle
Cozy Ribbed Headband – Free Crochet Pattern
This is a free version of my Cozy Ribbed Headband Crochet Pattern. Continue reading for the instructions and the story behind this pattern.
If you’d prefer an ad-free, printable version of this pattern, you can purchase the PDF on Etsy. Every purchase helps support my business so I can continue creating patterns for crochet lovers like you!
This crochet headband is super fun and easy to make, perfect for beginners! These headbands are so cozy and cute, I find myself wanting to make one in every color possible. Plus, the pattern is so quick that you actually can make them in every color! The stitch used for this pattern gives the headband a nice knitted look and feel. It will be constructed by simply crocheting a long rectangle and then seaming it together with a slip stitch.
Want to try out this style as a beanie too? I also have a crochet beanie pattern that’s created using the same technique and materials. My Cozy Ribbed Beanie Crochet Pattern can be found here.
This pattern is made using Vanna’s Choice yarn by Lion Brand. I also love creating these headbands with Landscapes yarn by Lion Brand. Any worsted (weight 4) yarn will work perfectly fine, just be sure to check your gauge!
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This pattern is for an adult size headband. You can make smaller sizes by simply starting with a shorter foundation chain and crocheting less rows. I will be writing another pattern featuring all sizes, including baby sizes, super soon! Make sure you subscribe to my blog to get notified when the new pattern is available.
Each headband will not require much yarn. This pattern is perfect for using up leftover yarn from other projects. Also, these headbands look extra cute with pom-pom ears! Try adding pom-poms in different color combos to the top for extra cuteness! Pom-pom instructions are included at the end of the pattern.
Materials:
CROCHET HOOK: 6.5mm – US K
YARN: Worsted weight yarn.
Recommended: Vanna’s Choice by Lion Brand – Less than 1 ball
OTHER: Yarn needle, scissors
For pom-poms (optional): pom-pom maker (2.5”), yarn scraps
Gauge:
2” x 2” (5cm x 5cm) swatch = 7 sts x 5 rows
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Finished Measurements:
Circumference: Approximately 16.5” (42cm)
Length: Approximately 3” (7.5cm)
This headband has plenty of stretch and fits most adult head sizes from 21 to 23 inches. (53-58.5cm)
Key:
| St/sts | Stitch/stitches |
| Ch | Chain |
| Hdc | Half double crochet |
| WS | Wrong side |
| RS | Right side |
Notes:
- This is an easy/beginner level crochet pattern
- Pattern written in US crochet terms
- The stitch count at the end of each row is shown in parenthesis ( )
- The ch 1 at the beginning of each row does not count as a stitch.
- This headband will start out as a long rectangle that will then be sewn up.
- This pattern is for an adult sized headband. One size fits most.
- If you’d like your headband to be smaller, crochet less than the 42 rows. Make sure you still end on an even numbered row.
- If you’d like to make your headband larger, continue adding rows. Make sure you still end on an even numbered row.
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Pattern:
Ch 11
Row 1: Hdc in 2nd ch from hook. Hdc in each ch across. (10)
Row 2: Ch 1, turn. Hdc in each st across. Crochet in the back loops only until you get to the last st. Hdc through both loops on the last st. (10)
Rows 3 – 42: Repeat row 2
Continue to finishing Instructions. Do not cut the yarn.
Finishing Instructions:
Fold your headband in half so that the first & last rows are lined up. When folded, the last row should be facing WS out & the first row facing RS out. Create a seam with a row of slip stitches.
Fasten off and weave in yarn ends. Turn your headband right side out & you’re all done!
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Pom-Pom Instructions (Optional):
Using your pom-pom maker, make two fluffy pom-poms with the same color yarn as your headband, or a different yarn for an extra pop of color. Tie your pom-poms off leaving long tails to attach them to the headband.
Place pom-poms about 4” (10cm) apart on the front of your headband. Using your crochet hook, pull pom-pom tails though the headband. Turn headband inside out and tie pom-pom tails securely.
Next, weave yarn tails back through the top of the headband and incorporate them into the pom-pom. Cut tails so that they are the same length as the pom-pom strands.
This pattern and all photos are the property of Noelebelle by Nina Noel. This pattern is for personal use only and may not be redistributed or altered and sold. If you wish to sell your finished headbands please sell small quantities only, and provide credit for my design along with a link to my shop and/or this blog.
Shop link: https://www.noelebelle.com
Blog link: https://noelebellecrochet.com
Help support my crochet business
You can help support my crochet business by purchasing a PDF version of this pattern. The PDF is easily printable, ad-free, and beautifully designed so you can keep it in your project notebook! Click the button below to access your own instantly downloadable copy.
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I’d love to see what you created! Share your work with me on Instagram @noelebelle
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Welcome to my Crochet Blog
Hello, my name is Neena and I’m a crochet addict.
Welcome to my brand new website dedicated to all things crochet! I’m a part-time student working toward a Bachelor’s Degree in Business, a part-time tutor at my university, and a full-time mom to my baby girl. I’m definitely a busy bee, but I love to relax by spending all of my free time crocheting. I learned how to crochet when I was 15 years old, and it was love at first stitch!