14 Free Crochet Hat Patterns: Crochet Beanie Hats, Crochet Cap Patterns & More
(join each round with a SL ST to the CH 1) CH 3, SL ST to form a circle Round 1: CH 1, 5 SC in ring (6 SC total) Round 2: CH 1, work 1 SC in same stitch, 2 SC in each stitch around (12 SC total) Mouth & Teeth: CH 25 and sew on! Then glue on felt teeth (cut out triangles from a piece of white felt and glue on with fabric glue) OR crochet tiny triangles for teeth.
me! I found it was MUCH easier to use a magic circle than to crochet a ring. I used YouTube videos to learn how to do the magic circle and it made it very easy! I used this pattern from Lion Brand for the horns as a jumping off point, but made it a little differently. Basically, you want more stitches on one side than the other to create a curve. Here are the changes I made: I added a CH 1 and joined each round so I could keep track of the rounds better and so I could change colors Round 1: Magic ring and 3 SC in it 13 rounds instead of 9, increasing on top of the previous increases like the pattern is written For the horn strings, I just cut 1 strand of each color of yarn (minus the white and black) about 4-5 inches long. Then threaded them through the top of the horn 1 by 1 and tied a knot in each thread. Then, I cut off the ends to make it all even.
Horns: Switch to a G size hook I drove myself CRAZY crocheting these horns. I have a hard time seeing SC stitches with a small hook, but it is necessary for these horns. I hope it’s easier for you than it was for Find tons of free crochet patterns, tips and tutorials at AllFreeCrochet.com. 52