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In October I wrote about Snowman Hats I created for a customer. (You can read about it here).
After I posted and shared it on my social media, I was contacted to create two more for Christmas gifts for some young girls.
Here is the second round – I can’t get over how adorable this pattern is! You can find it for FREE from Repeat Crafter Me by clicking here.
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Elizabeth is a children's book author and designer of knit and crochet character hats under the brand The Ruthless Crafter. In her spare time she loves to read, watch movies, spend time with her family, and swim. She lives a full, happy life in Kitchener, Ontario with her husband and their two children.
UPDATED: July 12, 2019 In my head, I see an organized craft room that houses all my supplies. Yarn is stacked neatly in shelves and buttons are organized in colour-specific mason jars so I can see my stock in one quick glance. My eyes tell me that my reality is far from this dream – especially when I’m creating a new collection, the yarn and papers creep out of my studio into my living quarters because sometimes I just need to test a pattern in front of a good Hallmark movie or British TV series. Rubbermaid bins are filled with
In 2012 I created these adorable snowman hats for a client. I may have to make some more – I forgot how adorable they are! The snowman’s top hat has stuffing so it stands up. You can find the FREE pattern from Repeat Crafter Me here. If you make one, please share with me! I’d love to see all the creativity out there.
Fabric is so sensory to me. I love the crisp smell of it, the colours entrance me, the feel just makes me imagine it in a completed quilt or garment. When I purchase it, often-times it gets folded and kept in a drawer until I (eventually) get to using it in a project. I like this idea from Torie Jayne of using hanging baskets to display the fabric to keep me inspired. How do you store and get inspired by your fabric?
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They are very cute.
Very cute, my grand-daughter would love this. And the to-do list gets longer… 🙂
I know the feeling about the ever-growing list! I’d love to see your finished one(s)!
adorable snowman hat! Thanks for sharing the link to the free crochet snowman hat pattern!
glad you enjoyed it. hope to see your finished product(s)!!
These are so adorable to me! Awesome job! Thanks for linking up at the Bloggers Brags Weekly Pinterest Party. I’m pinning!
Thank you!!!
These hats are so cute!!! Thanks for visiting to share on Oh My Heartsie Girl this weekend!!
*Happy Holidays*
Thank you! I love your linky party 🙂
I wish I could crochet…: sigh:
I pinned this to the Mommy Monday board for those who CAN crochet 🙂
Thanks for sharing!
XOXO
So glad you like it – there is always 2015 to learn a new hobby 😉
I don’t crochet but I appreciate the end results! These hats are adorable. They make a sweet gift.
Thanks! The kids who I make character hats for (especially my own) totally flip for them 🙂