Finished hats and happy customers!

It's so nice to see finished projects in action. I've been collecting some pictures sent from some of my clients and friends. Most of these patterns were a part of my Summer Hat Challenge. I think I might try the challenge again this summer!

I made these Thing 1 Thing 2 hats for my friend's twins last year. Pattern is from Repeat Crafter Me with modifications.

I love their reactions to the hats. She said they didn't want to take them off!

This elf hat was sent to a colleague for her son around December. Pattern is from Swirls and Sprinkles.
She tagged me in this photo at Christmas. So cute!

I made these two infant hats for my cousin's baby boy in Chile. Pattern is from Cre8tion Crochet.
I love the picture they sent me! He was only 5 days old here! <3

Clau Fotografía Newborns

The safari hats are one of my favorite patterns, and it's one of the most requested. Pattern is from Red Heart. This was my first attempt.

I've made a few more through the year, and I've been getting better at the pattern. Look at the latest picture I received from a client!

Colorado Springs Photography

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St. Patrick's Day Crochet Pattern Round-up

Happy St. Patrick's Day! Here's are some fun crochet patterns I've been wanting to make.


This is a cute Shamrock Applique from Jenn Likes Yarn. Very quick and simple to make with leftover yarns.

This necklace of shamrocks from Yarn Classes by Irene Lundgaard looks simple to make, and it's great to have around if you forgot to wear something green!

I love little facinator hats, and this St. Patrick's Day Facinator is the perfect pattern!

Love this Four Leaf Clover in a pot from She Knows. Perfect decor for home or office.

This Pot O' Gold Leprechaun pattern is so cute for the kids, and the pattern is good for the whole family. You can get the pattern free on Ravelry with the coupon code on her blog (only until 3/18), or purchase it on Ravelry! (This is a paid pattern).

One of my favorite patterns is this Beard Hat Irish St Patrick's Leprechaun Costume from Simply Collectible Crochet. Definitely one on my list. (This is a paid pattern)