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I'm back with my second-ever crochet pattern! This hat gets me comments and compliments wherever I go--which these days is really only to the post office or grocery store. It's a little reminiscent of a particular confectionary cartoon character but I didn't realize that until after the fact. It's still cute though! Questions or comments? Please send them my way in the comment section down below or via any of my socials! If you like this pattern and want to show your support, you can purchase a handy-dandy PDF version from my Ravelry store ! The PDF version also has additional helpful pictures and stitch explanations. Some Notes: The first half of this pattern is basically just making a crochet circle; a really nice video that explains visually how to do this is here I don’t know anything about gauge but I have generally somewhat tighter tension and used a 6.00 mm/J hook and ended up with about 20 to 21 inch circumference around the head with a little bit of stretch. I

Hi everyone! This is actually my first ever written (and posted) crochet pattern. This keychain's been my best-received gift and best-selling item in my Etsy shop, so whoever you make it for will love it! With it being my first pattern, if you find any errors, confusions or questions while you're following it, please comment below or reach out to me on any of my socials and I'd be happy to help you out :-) If you like this pattern and want to show your support , you can purchase a handy-dandy PDF version (with process pictures) from my Ravelry store ! Notes:  This isn't quite an amigurumi project, but it does follow similar ideas--if you're unfamiliar with magic circle/magic ring/adjustable rings, as well as the invisible single crochet decrease, I recommend looking up some YouTube tutorials on those as I do use them in this pattern. I also recommend using stitch markers to denote the first stitch of each round. Mushroom Chapstick/Lighter Holder Keychain Pattern © A