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There are a variety of sizes and styles and yarns. I decided that instead of going by a pattern, I'd make my own. Then I decided that I wanted little football booties to go with it, so I tried a couple different things until I got one (well, two) that I liked.
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Newborn Football Hat {Free Crochet Pattern}
Newborn Football Booties {Free Crochet Pattern}
Little Crochet Football {Free Crochet Pattern}
Adorable!! I know the perfect little man who would love these..or dad would :)Congrats on the Fantabulous Friday feature too btw!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! :-)
ReplyDeletethese are amazing! makes me wish i had another little baby ... almost ;) awesome you also have provided the pattern!
ReplyDeleteLove this set! Totally pinning it. Thank you for linking up to A Pinteresting Party
ReplyDeleteThanks Kirsty and Lauren!
ReplyDeleteHee hee... Kirsty, I feel the same way... Makes me want to have another boy! lol
So So cute I can't even stand it! I might have to dust off my crochet hook and try this one out! Thanks so much for linking up to A Pinteresting Link Party!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Liz! :-)
ReplyDeletethenks nice pics
ReplyDeleteThanks Sports Live!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea, such a simple way to crochet a football hat! Thanks for linking up at Hookin On Hump Day!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sara! And thanks for hosting!
DeleteThis is so cute for little guys! I am pinning this!
ReplyDeleteThanks Hanni!
DeleteI'm new to crocheting and this was my first project where I actually followed a pattern and not someone on youtube. It was super easy and I actually understood it! I'm so happy that you didn't make me start out with a magic ring because those are confusing to me. I love the hat and booties and it is perfect for my little baby boy during football season. I'm going to make a set in pink and white too for my little baby girl (twins). Thank you so much for letting us use your patterns!
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Awww! I am so glad that you liked the pattern!!!
DeleteI think the pink and white one will be so cute!
Congrats on your adorable twins (I just peeked at your blog).
On round 3 the dc after the chain 3 is confusing. Where does that go? Thanks
ReplyDeleteSo sorry it's confusing. I am assuming you mean the hat. ;-)
DeleteAfter you ch 3, the dc will be in that same stitch that you joined and ch 3 in (please see the note, in red, at the beginning of the pattern for more info).
I hope that helps! :-)
i was wondering if you could tell me how to make the hat a little larger like toddler size
ReplyDeleteHi! I'm so sorry! I don't have this particular hat worked up in a larger size at this time.
DeleteI believe you emailed me. I will continue my answer in a email. Thanks!
I am having a hard time with the end of each round I know you said there should be two extra dc but on round 2 I had only one extra, then round 3 I had two extra and at the end of round four I have 3 extra do you know what I could be doing wrong. I have the right amount of stitches at the end of each round so I don't understand. Thank You Tammy
ReplyDeleteHi!
DeleteI'm not sure what is going wrong, but if you end up with the same amount of stitches, it shouldn't affect it too much.
The only thing that comes to mind, is maybe you are crocheting in the beginning ch 3 in one row, or adding an extra stitch at the end?
You can test this by pulling a small contrasting (color) piece of yarn through your first dc in each row to mark it as the first stitch you work in for the next row. I often do this, and it usually gets me back on track.
I really hope this helps! If not, please feel free to contact me for further assistance. :-)
LOVING IT! Made a set for my new grand angel! Thank you for sharing!
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