I pray this post finds you well as you stay home to keep yourselves safe. Even though the world is in chaos great things have been happening with my newest designs! Today I wanted to let you a couple of exciting things that have been happening for Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs. First is that my most favorite design on Ravelry, the Ombre Waves Tank Top, will be featured in a Mother’s Day Crochet Patterns Giveaway Train on Facebook. This is the third free pattern giveaway my designs have been featured in. More about the crochet patterns giveaway train below.
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Second my latest crochet pattern design, Wrapped In Diamonds Wrap, made it into Straight Hooked’s Ultimate List of Spring Crochet Patterns Collection Part 4. You can find my Wrap and a whole array of Spring crochet designs here!
Third my Jacob’s Ladder Kraddle Blanket is being featured at Sunflower Cottage Crochet. They are sharing a lot of great crochet designs in their Baby and Nursery Patterns Roundup. You can find my kraddle blanket and more at their website here.
Last but not least, my Fairland Cardigan has been running all of this month at Canoe Mtn Designs Free Crochet Patterns & Mini CALs. You can still join and participate in my FREE CAL here!
To take part in the Mother’s Day Crochet Pattern Giveaway Train all you have to do is follow the steps below. You can start your train ride on April 23, 2020 until April 27, 2020. You can hop on board at my Facebook Page Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs here. There will be 8 stops total with an array of goodies, so be sure to grab your seat for an amazing train ride!
***FREE PATTERN GIVEAWAY***
Thank you for joining the Give Away Train. Eight amazing Crochet Designers have joined in the pattern give away. Please follow the link at the end of the post to the next Designer and pattern/patterns.
I will be giving away three FREE copies of my Ombre Waves Tank Top!
How to enter:
Which of my patterns is your favorite? (shop links below)
What is your favorite spring crochet project.
What crochet gifts are you creating for Mother’s Day if any.
Also please “Like” & “Share” this post with your friends. (not an entry)
Thank you for stopping by Jo’s Crafty Hook. Be sure to catch the 4 crochet designs, the Wrapped In Diamonds Wrap, the Jacob’s Ladder Kraddle Blanket, the Fairland Cardigan and the Ombre Waves Tank Top, that are being featured this month. I pray you all keep following the steps in place to keep you healthy and safe.
You can find all of these crochet patterns at my Ravelry Store here. The Ombre Waves Tank Top is a FREE crochet pattern that you can find on my website here. If you are looking for more FREE crochet patterns while you are staying safe at home, you can find some here on my website.
During the month of April I will be hosting the Fairland Cardigan CAL! I am SO excited! I am nervous as well, I have never done a month long CAL, but I am looking forward to this new experience! I hope you will join me for the Fairland Cardigan CAL on Facebook.
This page contains affiliate links. You can make a purchase using these links that I provide where I may receive compensation (at no added cost to you.) Purchases you make will help keep my website, Etsy Shop, and my Ravelry Store going and provide quality designs just for you!
The Fairland Cardigan CAL will be done at my friend’s, Audrey Friesen, Facebook Group Canoe Mtn Designs FREE Crochet Patterns & Mini CALS. You can join me for this free CAL inside the Facebook Group here.
Fairland Cardigan CAL
I hope you can join me here for the Fairland Cardigan CAL! It will be FREE inside the Facebook Group Canoe Mtn Designs FREE Crochet Patterns & Mini CALS!
If you can not take part in the Fairland Cardigan CAL, you can still find the Crochet Pattern at my Ravelry Store Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs here or at my Etsy Shop JosCraftyHook here.
From the Designer:
Thank you for your interest in my website! Check out my GREAT patterns at my Etsy Shop JosCraftyHook or at my Ravelry Store here! While you are here at my website be sure to subscribe to my Mailing List and Newsletter. This way you will be notified when I release another pattern or blog post!
If you have any questions or concerns about this pattern or any other pattern please find me at Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs on Facebook or email me at jo@joscraftyhook.com
You are free to sell or gift the item, please do NOT claim this design as your own. Please forward any one who would like to do this crochet pattern or any of my patterns to my Etsy shop, the Ravelry Store, or to my website. The web addresses for any place to connect with me are listed below.
Every purchase of my patterns helps! It allows me to buy more yarn so I can create and design more Handmade Crocheted Creations for you to enjoy.
I would LOVE to see your version of my designs! You can “Hook It” at my Ravelry Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs OR add a pic on my Facebook Page Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs OR at any one of the places below that allows you to connect with me! Pictures, Comments, Feedback, etc. are ALWAYS welcome at my website www.joscraftyhook.com!
Find me, Jo of Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs at any one of these places listed below!
Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs is bringing you another free crochet pattern, the Rugged Slopes Cowl. The Rugged Slopes Cowl Crochet Pattern has a matching hat, the Rugged Slopes Messy Bun & Beanie which you can find here on my website.
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The Rugged Slopes Cowl also uses the Sedge Stitch, which is a new stitch I learned not that long ago. I love learning new stitches and I hope you do too! I currently learned how to do the Celtic Weave, the Crunch Stitch, the N Stitch and more. This year has opened so many new things that I never tried before. You can read more about some of the new things I have tried here on my website.
While you are here on my website, please sign up for my Newsletter. I would hate you to miss any of the GREAT things I have planned in the months ahead!
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Rugged Slopes Cowl
Rugged Slopes Cowl
Materials:
US Hook I or 5.5mm 180-220 yards of #4 Worsted Weight Yarn Tapestry Needle Scissors
Gauge: US Hook I or 5.5mm
12 rows = 4″ 11 st = 3.5″ Gauge is not that important in this pattern.
Abbreviations: CH = Chain SC = Single Crochet HDC = Half Double Crochet 3rd Loop = 3rd Loop behind HDC ST = Stitch STS = Stitches SS = Slip Stitch
Notes: Chain 1 does NOT count as a stitch. The Cowl is worked in Rows and in the Round. SC are done in the 3rd Loop of the HDC Pattern is written for Small. Stitch count is 72.
If you would like to purchase a pdf version of this crochet pattern for a small fee you can find it any any of my shops listed below.
R1: FSC 72 (82, 92) being sure not to twist, ss into the 1st sc to join. turn 72 (82, 92)
Optional: ch 73 (83, 93) sc in 2nd ch from hook and each remaining ch. Being sure not to twist, ss in 1st st to join. 72 (82, 92)
R2: ch 1, hdc in the same st and each st around. ss in 1st st to join. Do NOT turn. 72 (82, 92)
R3: ch 1, sc in the same st. sc in the 3rd loop of hdc around. ss in 1st st to join. Do NOT turn. 72 (82, 92)
R4: ch 1 *(sc, 2 dc) all in the same st (the 1st sc of the previous row), skip 2 sts*. Repeat around. ss in 1st st to join. Turn. 144 (164, 194)
R5: ch 1, *(sc, 2 dc) all in the same st (the 1st sc of the previous row), skip 2 sts.* Repeat around. ss in 1st st to join. Turn. 144 (164, 194)
R6: ch 1, *(sc, 2 dc) all in the same st (the 1st sc of the previous row), skip 2 sts.* Repeat around. ss in 1st st to join. Turn. 144 (164, 194)
R7: ch 1, *(sc, 2 dc) all in the same st (the 1st sc of the previous row), skip 2 sts.* Repeat around. ss in 1st st to join. Turn. 144 (164, 194)
R8: Ch 1 *hdc in the next 2 st, skip 1 st* repeat around. ss in 1st st to join. Do not turn. 72 (82, 92)
R9: ch 1, sc in same st, and sc in 3rd loop of hdc around. ss in 1st st to join. Do not turn. 72 (82, 92)
R10: ch 1, *(sc, 2 dc) all in the same st (the 1st sc of the previous row), skip 2 sts.* Repeat from * to * around until the last st, skip last st. ss to in 1st st to join. Turn. 144 (164, 194)
R11: ch 1, *(sc, 2 dc) all in the same st (the 1st sc of the previous row), skip 2 sts.* Repeat around. ss in 1st st to join. Turn. 144 (164, 194)
R12: ch 1, *(sc, 2 dc) all in the same st (the 1st sc of the previous row), skip 2 sts.* Repeat around. ss in 1st st to join. Do NOT turn. 144 (164, 194)
R13: Ch 1, *hdc in the next 2 st, skip 1 st* repeat around. ss in 1st st to join. Do not turn. 72 (81, 99)
R14: ch 1, sc in same st, and sc in 3rd loop of hdc around. ss in 1st st to join. Do not turn. 72 (82, 92)
R15: ch 1, *(sc, 2 dc) all in the same st (the 1st sc of the previous row), skip 2 sts.* Repeat around. ss in 1st st to join. Turn. 144 (164, 194)
R16: ch 1, *(sc, 2 dc) all in the same st (the 1st sc of the previous row), skip 2 sts.* Repeat around. ss in 1st st to join. Turn. 144 (164, 194)
R17: ch 1, *hdc in the next 2 st, skip 1 st* repeat around. ss in 1st st to join. Do not turn. 72 (82, 94)
R18: ch 1, hdc in same st and hdc in 3rd loop of hdc around. ss in 1st st to join. Do not turn. 72 (82, 92)
R19: ch 1, sc in 1st st and each remaining st around. Do not turn. 72 (82, 92)
R20: ch 1, ss in 1st st and each remaining st around. 72 (82, 92)
Fasten off and weave in the ends.
Find me, Jo of Jo’s Crafty Hook at any one of these places listed below!
Thank you for your interest in this crochet pattern! Check out some of my patterns at my Ravelry Store Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs or LoveCraft or Etsy Shop JosCraftyHook or at my website joscraftyhook.com! While you are at my website be sure to subscribe to my Newsletter. This way you will be notified when I release another pattern or giveaway or blog post!
If you have any questions or concerns about this pattern or any other pattern please find me at Joey Lea Baird on Facebook or email me at jo@joscraftyhook.com
You are free to sell or gift the item, please do NOT claim this design as your own. If you share your finished product, please acknowledge me as the designer. Please forward any one who would like to do this crochet pattern or any of my patterns to the Ravelry Store or to LoveCraft or to my Etsy shop, or to my website. The web addresses for any place to connect with me are listed below.
Every purchase of my patterns helps! It allows me to buy more yarn so I can create and design more Handmade Crocheted Creations for you to enjoy.
I would LOVE to see your version of my designs! You can “Hook It” at my Ravelry Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs OR add a pic using the hashtag #nellieponcho or #joscraftyhook or #jo_bear38 or at anyone of the places below that allows you to connect with me! Comments, Feedback, etc. are ALWAYS welcome at my website www.joscraftyhook.com!
If you would like to make a donation to Jo’s Crafty Hook and help me with the costs of running my website, crocheting new designs I would greatly appreciate it!
WoW! I can finally take a breath and add one of my newest designs for you to my website, the Rugged Slopes Beanie & Messy Bun Crochet Pattern. This crochet pattern is a 4-in-1 pattern. As you can see by the pictures above there are quite a few different versions. In the pattern here on the website I give you instructions for a Beanie and Messy Bun that can be turned into 4 different versions. You will see once you get into the pattern.
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On top of all the excitement going on here at Jo’s Crafty Hook I have been learning a lot of new stitches and one of them is featured in this crochet pattern. It is called the Sedge Stitch, I hope you fall in love with it as much as I have!
While you are here at my website, please be sure to sign up for my Newsletter. I have a LOT of things scheduled in the months ahead and I would hate for you to miss out! I will be hosting CALs, Giveaways, and sharing more FREE crochet patterns here on my website!
Below you will find 3 adult sizes to choose from. If you would like to purchase you can find the pdf crochet pattern at any of the places listed below.
US Hook I or 5.5mm US Hook J or 6mm 150-200 yards of #4 Worsted Weight Yarn Tapestry Needle Scissors
Gauge US Hook I or 5.5mm 11 st = 3.5” wide 12 rows = 4” long
Gauge Swatch: US Hook I or 5.5mm or size to meet Gauge. 11 st = 3.5” wide 12 rows = 4” long
Video Tutorial on how to crochet the Alternative Hat Brim or Band here.
R1: Ch 12, sc into the 2nd ch from your hook and in the next 10 ch. (11) sts
R2: Ch 1, turn. sc into 1st st, blo of the next 9 sts, sc into the last st. (Go through both loops for the first and last st.) (11)sts
R3-R12: Ch 1, turn. sc in the 1st st (go through both loops), sc in the blo in the next 9 sts, sc in the last st. (11) sts
Abbreviations: CH = Chain SC = Single Crochet HDC = Half Double Crochet HDC2TOG = Half Double Crochet 2 stitches Together HDC3TOG = Half Double Crochet 3 stitches Together DC = Double Crochet BLO = Back Loop Only 3rd Loop = 3rd Loop behind HDC ST = Stitch STS = Stitches SL ST = Slip Stitch
Notes:
This is a 4-in-1 pattern. Each hat can be made into a Messy Bun or a Beanie:
Solid color Messy Bun
Solid color Beanie
Multi-color Messy Bun
Multi-color Beanie
Some yarns are different. Gauge may need to be met using a different size Hook.
Rugged Slopes Messy Bun Hat
Using I Hook
BRIM
Using MC R1: ch 5 (7, 12) sc into the 2nd ch from hook and in each remaining ch. 4 (6, 11) sc
R2: ch 1, turn. sc into 1st st, blo of the next 2 (4, 9) st, sc into the last st. (Go through both loops for the first and last st.) 4 (6, 11) sc
R3-R54 (60, 66): Ch 1, turn. sc in the 1st st (go through both loops), sc in the blo in the next 2 (4, 9) st. sc in the last st. 4 (6, 11) sc
Join Brim: Once you work 54 (60, 66) rows hold both ends together without twisting, sl st together through the blo loop of the previous row and foundation row. Do NOT turn or fasten off.
Multi-Color
Multi-Color
Rugged Slopes Beanie
Multi-Color
If you would like to do a solid color beanie or messy bun hat, disregard the colors changes from MC to CC.
Switch to J Hook
HAT BODY
ALL SIZES
Change to CC
R1: ch 1, hdc in each st around. sl st in 1st to join. Do not turn. 54 (60, 66) hdc
R2: ch 1, sc in same st, and sc in 3rd loop around. sl st in 1st to join. Do not turn. 54, (60, 66) sc
Change to MC
R3: ch 1 *(sc, 2 dc) all in the same st (the 1st sc of the previous row), skip 2 sts*. Repeat around. sl st in 1st to join. Turn. 54, (60, 66) st
R4: ch 1, *(sc, 2 dc) all in the same st (the 1st sc of the previous row), skip 2 sts.* Repeat around. sl st in 1st st to join. Turn. 54, (60, 66) st
R5 & R6: Repeat R3 & R4
Change to CC
R7: ch 1, hdc in each st around. sl st in 1st to join. Do not turn. 54 (60, 66) hdc
R8: ch 1, sc in same st, and sc in 3rd loop around. sl st in 1st to join. Do not turn. 54, (60, 66) sc
Change to MC
R9: ch 1, *(sc, 2 dc) all in the same st (the 1st sc of the previous row), skip 2 sts.* sl st in 1st to join. Repeat from * to * around. Turn. 54, (60, 66) hdc
R10: Repeat R9
R11: Repeat R9 but do NOT turn
Change to CC
R12: ch 1, hdc in each st around. sl st in 1st to join. Do not turn. 54 (60, 66) hdc
R13: ch 1, sc in same st, and sc in 3rd loop around. sl st in 1st to join. Do not turn. 54, (60, 66) sc
Change to MC
R14: Repeat R9
R15: Repeat R9. Turn
Change to CC
R17: ch 1, hdc in each st around. sl st in 1st to join. Do not turn. 54 (60, 66) hdc
R18: ch 1, sc in same st, and sc in 3rd loop around. sl st in 1st to join. Do not turn. 54, (60, 66) sc
Leave a long tail for closing the beanie. Use the running stitch or weave through the stitches to close.
Messy Bun Optional: Use the running stitch to weave the crown almost closed. Leave a 2” hole for the ponytail to fit through.
Fasten off and weave in the ends.
Multi-Color Option
Messy Bun Option
Rugged Slopes Multi-Color Options
Multi-Color
Multi-Color
Multi-Color
Multi-Color Option
I would LOVE to thank ALL of my crochet pattern testers, Thank You! They did an amazing job keeping me on my toes and working with me to bring you this awesome crochet pattern! They are: Tara Womack, Jennifer Secord, Tammy Alexander, Alison Christie, Brucene Plass, Crystal Marin Long, LJ Read, Amanda Cornellio, and Christal Dines Friend.
Jo Baird’s Rugged Slopes Messy Bun & Beanie
You can find my crochet patterns at these locations listed below.
Thank you for your interest in this crochet pattern! Check out some of my patterns at my Ravelry Store Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs or LoveCraft or Etsy Shop JosCraftyHook or at my website joscraftyhook.com! While you are at my website be sure to subscribe to my Newsletter. This way you will be notified when I release another pattern or giveaway or blog post!
If you have any questions or concerns about this pattern or any other pattern please find me at Joey Lea Baird on Facebook or email me at jo@joscraftyhook.com
You are free to sell or gift the item, please do NOT claim this design as your own. If you share your finished product, please acknowledge me as the designer. Please forward any one who would like to do this crochet pattern or any of my patterns to the Ravelry Store or to LoveCraft or to my Etsy shop, or to my website. The web addresses for any place to connect with me are listed below.
Every purchase of my patterns helps! It allows me to buy more yarn so I can create and design more Handmade Crocheted Creations for you to enjoy.
I would LOVE to see your version of my designs! You can “Hook It” at my Ravelry Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs OR add a pic using the hashtag #nellieponcho or #joscraftyhook or #jo_bear38 or at anyone of the places below that allows you to connect with me! Comments, Feedback, etc. are ALWAYS welcome at my website www.joscraftyhook.com!
If you would like to make a donation to Jo’s Crafty Hook and help me with the costs of running my website, crocheting new designs I would greatly appreciate it!
The Crochet Pattern Train is scheduled to stop your way again! Starting March 9, 2020 through March 14, 2020 the Instagram Crochet Pattern Giveaway will be stopping at YOUR destinations!
This page contains affiliate links. You can make a purchase using these links that I provide where I may receive compensation (at no added cost to you.) Purchases you make will help keep my website, Etsy Shop, and my Ravelry Store going and provide quality designs just for you!
Last month we did the Crochet Pattern Giveaway on Facebook for Valentine’s Day crochet patterns and sales. This month will be the same thing, just on Instagram.
What an exciting year 2020 is turning out to be for me! I will be featured with 9 other Crochet Designers in a FREE Pattern Giveaway Train starting March 9, 2020 thru March 14, 2020! How exciting for me and for YOU! There will be all kinds of goodies from all designers featured on the Train! Below is what will be posted on my Instagram and account and you can find the link here!
**Crochet Train Pattern Giveaway**
Jump on board and see all the fun pattern you could win. I, Jo’s Crafty Hook, along with 9 other amazing Crochet Designers have joined in the pattern give away.
I will be giving away pdf copies of my Fairland Sweater to 2 lucky winners. The winner’s will be chosen the morning of March 15.
Be sure to grab your seat on the train and win some FREE patterns from me and the other 9 Crochet Designers! You can grab your seat right here and visit the other exciting patterns from all of 10 Crochet Pattern Designers!
From the Designer:
Thank you for your interest in my website! Check out my GREAT patterns at my Etsy Shop JosCraftyHook or at my Ravelry Store here! While you are here at my website be sure to subscribe to my Mailing List and Newsletter. This way you will be notified when I release another pattern or blog post!
If you have any questions or concerns about this pattern or any other pattern please find me at Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs on Facebook or email me at jo@joscraftyhook.com
You are free to sell or gift the item, please do NOT claim this design as your own. Please forward any one who would like to do this crochet pattern or any of my patterns to my Etsy shop, the Ravelry Store, or to my website. The web addresses for any place to connect with me are listed below.
Every purchase of my patterns helps! It allows me to buy more yarn so I can create and design more Handmade Crocheted Creations for you to enjoy.
I would LOVE to see your version of my designs! You can “Hook It” at my Ravelry Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs OR add a pic on my Facebook Page Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs OR at any one of the places below that allows you to connect with me! Pictures, Comments, Feedback, etc. are ALWAYS welcome at my website www.joscraftyhook.com!
Find me, Jo of Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs at any one of these places listed below!
The Fairland Sweater Free Crochet Pattern was inspired by one of my crochet pattern testers, Laura. We both fell in love with the Herringbone Half Double Crochet, which is used in this crochet pattern. Laura told me the design I was using for the Rain Drops Mittens would look awesome in a sweater. Therefore the Fairland Sweater was born.
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The Rain Drops Mittens can be found in my Ravelry Store Jo’s Crafty Hook.
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/rain-drops-mittensJo Baird’s Version
The great thing I found in designing this sweater was the feedback I received from my pattern testers. It led me to look at the design from their point of views. I always encourage my crochet pattern testers to be completely honest with me whether the comments are good or bad. I ask them: “How am I going to grow as a Crochet Designer if no one gives me feedback; asks questions, or comments on a particular part of the design?” Below you will hear from another one of my testers, so be sure to look for it.
So let’s get started on crocheting the Fairland Sweater!
US Hook I/5.5 or 5.5 mm 900-2500 yards of #4 Worsted Weight Yarn Scissors Tapestry Needle Stitch Markers
Gauge:
US Hook I/5.5 or 5.5 mm 12 HBDC x 8 Rows = 4 inch
Abbreviations:
CH = ChainCh 1 does NOT count as a stitch SS = Slip StitchCh 2 does NOT count as a stitch ST = StitchCh 3 does count as a stitch FDC = Foundation Double Crochet HBDC = Herringbone Double Crochet DC2TOG = Double Crochet 2 Together
R1: FDC 14 or chain 17, dc in the 4th st from Hook and each remaining st. Ch 3 (14 st)
R2: Ch 3 and turn. HBDC in each remaining st. (Ch 3 counts as stitch)
R3-R10: Ch 3 and turn. HBDC in each remaining st.
Special Notes
*Sizes range from S, M, L, XL, 2X, and 3X *The Sweater is crocheted in 2 Panels. *The Sweater is done in Rows. *The Sleeves are done in the Round, turning after each row. *Be sure to note different brands of yarn may result in different sizes and yardage.
These are my Measurements
Bust Size
34
36
38
40
42
44
Sizes
Small
Medium
Large
X-Large
2X
3X
Panel Width
8”
10”
12”
14”
16”
18”
Panel Length
48”
52”
56”
60”
64”
68”
Back of Sweater Stitch Count
68
74
78
82
86
90
½ Stitch Count for Sleeves
18
20
22
24
26
28
Full Sleeve Opening
36
40
44
48
52
56
Front Stitch Count for Sewing
42
44
46
48
50
52
Sleeve Length
16”
17”
18”
19”
20”
21”
Sweater Panel (make 2)
R1: FDC 136 (148, 156, 164, 172, 180) st Turn
Optional: Ch 139 (151, 159, 167, 175, 183), dc in 4th loop from hook and each st across. Turn 136 (148, 156, 164, 172, 180) st
R2-R20 (22, 24, 26, 28, 30): Ch 3 (counts as st), hbdc in each st across. Turn 136 (148, 156, 164, 172, 180) st
R21 (23, 25, 27, 29, 31): Ch 1, sc in same st and each st across. 136 (148, 156, 164, 172, 180) st
Step 1: Fold Panel in half or count up from the Bottom and place Stitch Marker in 68 (74, 78, 82, 86, 90) st
Step 2: Place Panels together with SC row facing SC row, long tails at opposite ends.
Step 3: Using Long Tail, Sew Panels together using the Mattress Stitch and Stitch Count from Step 1. 68 (74, 78, 82, 86, 90) st
Front of Sweater
Front of Sweater
Step 1: Turn Panels around with the bottom facing you.
Step 2: Measure 9.5” (10” 10.5” 11” 11.5” 12”) from the bottom and place Stitch Marker in stitch or use Stitch Count in Table above for sewing front panels closed.
Neck Opening
Step 3: Using Long Tail, Sew Panels together, starting from the bottom, to create neck opening. 42 (44, 46, 48, 50, 52) st
**The Video Tutorial for sewing the back closed can be used for the front as well.
Another one of my crochet pattern tester was interested in sharing her viewpoint about the Fairland Sweater’s sleeves. Below is what she has to say about altering sleeves to YOUR fit:
The construction of this sweater offers a unique opportunity to easily alter the sleeves for a custom fit. Due to the drop shoulders the sleeve opening will fall on a different place on your arm depending on how you choose to have your sweater fit (form fitting, or loose). I prefer to have my sweaters more form fitting. I made the medium sweater and the sleeve openings felt a little tight for me because they fell very close to my shoulder. All I had to do was go up one size on the sleeve portion and then they fit perfectly! The transverse is also true. If you like a very loose fit to your sweater you may want to go down a size on your sleeves.
Step 1: From the Top of the Sweater measure 6.5” (7” 7.5” 8” 8.5” 9”) and place Stitch Marker in Stitch on each panel. Leave Stitch Marker in place as a guide to where you will place your first and last stitch for your Sleeves.
Optional: Use the Halfway count from Table above or count 18 (20, 22, 24, 26, 28) from the Top of sweater and place Stitch Marker in Stitch on each side. You will have a total of 36 (40, 44, 48, 52, 56) st for your armhole.
Step 2: Sew Panels together, using the Mattress Stitch, from the bottom using your Stitch Marker, at the Armhole, as a guide for when to stop.
Sleeve – Attaching on the Right Side of the Sweater
R1: Slip Stitch into 1st stitch of Sleeve opening (using your Stitch Marker). Ch 2, hbdc in the same st, and each stitch around. 36 (40, 44, 48, 52, 56) ss in 1st st to join.
R2: Ch 2, turn and hbdc in each st around. Ss in 1st st to join. 36 (40, 44, 48, 52, 56) st
R3: Ch 2, turn and hbdc in each st around. Ss in 1st st to join. 36 (40, 44, 48, 52, 56)
R4-R10 (12, 14, 16, 18, 20): Repeat R2-R3
Sleeve – Decreases
R11 (13, 15, 17, 19, 21): Ch 2, turn, dc2tog in the same st and next st. hbdc in each st until the last 2 st, dc2tog. Ss in 1st st to join. 34 (38, 42, 46, 50, 54) st
R12 (14, 16, 18, 20, 22): Ch 2 and turn. Hbdc in the same st and each st around. Ss in 1st st to join. 34 (38, 42, 46, 50, 54) st
R13 (15, 17, 19, 21, 23): Ch 2, turn, dc2tog in same st and next st. hbdc in each st until the last 2 st, dc2tog. Ss in 1st st to join. 32 (36, 40, 44, 48, 52) st
R14 (16, 18, 20, 22, 24): Ch 2 and turn. Hbdc in the same st and each st around. Ss in 1st st to join. 32 (36, 40, 44, 48, 52)
R15 (17, 19, 21, 23, 25): Ch 2, turn, dc2tog in same st and next st. hbdc in each st until the last 2 st, dc2tog. Ss in 1st st to join. 30 (34, 38, 42, 46, 50) st
R16 (18, 20, 22, 24, 26): Ch 2 and turn. Hbdc in the same st and each st around. Ss in 1st st to join. 30 (34, 38, 42, 46, 50) st
R17 (19, 21, 23, 25, 27): Ch 2, turn, dc2tog in same st and next st. hbdc in each st until the last 2 st, dc2tog. Ss in 1st st to join. 28 (32, 36, 40, 44, 48) st
R18 (20, 22, 24, 26, 28): Ch 2 and turn. Hbdc in the same st and each st around. Ss in 1st st to join. 28 (32, 36, 40, 44, 48) st
R19 (21, 23, 25, 27, 29): Ch 2, turn, dc2tog in same st and next st. hbdc in each st until the last 2 st, dc2tog. Ss in 1st st to join. 26 (30, 34, 38, 42, 46) st
R20 (22, 24, 26, 28, 30): Ch 2 and turn. Hbdc in the same st and each st around. Ss in 1st st to join. 26 (30, 34, 38, 42, 46) st
R21 (23, 25, 27, 29, 31): Ch 2, turn, dc2tog in same st and next st. hbdc in each st until the last 2 st, dc2tog. Ss in 1st st to join. 24 (28, 32, 36, 40, 44) st
R22 (24, 26, 28, 30, 32): Ch 2 and turn. Hbdc in the same st and each st around. Ss in 1st st to join. 24 (28, 32, 36, 40, 44) st
R23 (25, 27, 29, 31, 33): Ch 2, turn, dc2tog in same st and next st. hbdc in each st until the last 2 st, dc2tog. Ss in 1st st to join. 22 (26, 30, 34, 38, 42) st
Sleeve from Elbow to Wrist R1: Ch 2 and turn. Hbdc in the same st and each st around. Ss in 1st st to join. 22 (26, 30, 34, 38, 42) st
Repeat R1 until Sleeve measures 16” (17” 18” 19” 20” 21”) or desired length. If your Sleeves seem too big or too small try going up or down a size.
Sleeve Edging
R1: Ch 1 and turn. Sc in the same st and each st around. Ss in 1st st to join. 22 (26, 30, 34, 38, 42) st
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What an exciting year 2020 is turning out to be for me! I will be featured with 13 other Crochet Designers in a FREE Pattern Giveaway Train, in honor of Valentine’s Day, on Facebook! How exciting for me and for YOU! There will be all kinds of goodies from all designers featured on the Train! Below is what will be posted on my Facebook Page Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs and you can find the link here!
***FREE PATTERN GIVEAWAY***
Thank you for joining the Give Away Train at Jo’s Crafty Hook Designs! Fourteen amazing Crochet Designers have joined in the pattern giveaway. Please follow the link at the end of the post to the next Designer and pattern/patterns.
I will be giving away a copy of my Wrapped in Love eBook which contains 12 crochet patterns of gloves, hats, and more!
The winner will be chosen on Feb 15 in the morning. I will pick 2 winners!
How to enter (post all answers in one comment):
1. Which pattern will you crochet first if you win.
Be sure to grab your seat on the train and win some FREE patterns from me and 13 other Crochet Designers! You can grab your seat right here and visit the other exciting patterns from all of 13 Fiber Artists!
My Valentine’s Day Blog Hop 2020 has been a hit, so far! Be sure to read about my Valentine’s Day Blog Hop 2020 here. The giving away of patterns, of discounted patterns and FREE patterns from the featured fiber artists has gone WAY over what I expected! The GOOD thing…………it is NOT over! The Valentine’s Day Blog Hop 2020 lasts until 2/14/2020!
Thank you for reading my post! Any comments, feedback our suggestions would be greatly appreciated. If you have any thing you would like to see from Jo’s Crafty Hook, please feel free to leave a comment here or email me at jo@joscraftyhook.com. I would LOVE to hear from you.
Happy New Year! I hope this post finds you well and excited for a New Year in crocheting! 2020 is a new year with new goals. One goal I am SO excited about is to be Hosting my very first blog hop, the Valentine’s Day Blog Hop 2020! I will be sharing with you Valentine’s Day crochet patterns from myself and 5 Amazing fiber artists.
To get things started I want to share with you my own Valentine’s Day crochet pattern which features my Summer of Love Tank Top. You will find it free here on my website in 6 sizes. The awesome thing I will be doing for Valentine’s Day is giving away 50 Ad-Free PDF copies of my tank top crochet pattern! The PDF has an extra crochet pattern inside for a Crop Top!
You read me right! I will be giving away 50 copies of these 2 crochet patterns until 2/15/2020. In order for you to get your copy, you need to be one of the first 50 people to head over to Ravelry and download the pattern. To grab your copy of the Ad-Free PDF crochet patterns download it here from Ravelry and use the Coupon Code: VDAY2020!
Another goal I am so excited about is my very first eBook, my Wrapped In Love eBook! Because I am so excited, I want to share the excitement with you by offering a discount on my Wrapped In Love eBook from my Etsy Shop here! The eBook contains 12 crochet patterns that I designed for Valentine’s Day and Cancer Awareness. You will find crochet patterns for Hats, Tank Tops and more! Use the Coupon Code VDAY2020 and receive 50% off the Wrapped In Love eBook from my Etsy Shop Jos Crafty Hook!
For my first featured fiber artist is Crystal Marin Long of ChristaCoDesign and her Sweetheart Hats. I have got to say I LOVE her designs! Crystal was one of the first designers that I started testing for back in April 2018. So let’s hear from Crystal:
Crystal Marin Long
Sweetheart Hats
Hi, I’m Crystal, the designer and blogger at ChristaCoDesign.com. I love creating easy and beautiful designs for the family. I have 4 little ones so when I’m not crocheting or knitting I’m usually enjoying them.
The design I’m sharing today was created using tapestry crochet techniques to achieve the heart shapes-photos included to help you along. The Sweetheart Hat comes in 7 sizes-baby though child. Personally I love the gray/green version I made for my son. I hope you enjoy the pattern and are able to share your Sweetheart Hats with those you love.
Now let us Hop on over to ChristaCoDesign and find her pattern and blog post below.
Next you will find 2 fiber artists I want to feature are with one company, Sunflower Cottage Crochet and consists of Helen and Sara. Let’s hear what they have to say as they feature their Kate Wrap.
Helen
Sara
Kate Wrap
Here is what they have to say:
Sara is from the US and Helen is from the UK. We met while testing for another designer and became firm friends. We love to create a range of designs with a modern twist on vintage country chic which is very glamorous and elegant – everything for you, your family and your home!
The Kate wrap is elegant and warm and such and easy but effective stitch combination! If you are new to front post double crochet we will have a YouTube video coming very soon. This stitch combo gives you the perfect way to learn something new and you will be surprised how quickly you pick it up!
We decided to offer a discount, 50 % off, for this Valentine’s Day Blog Hop of our pattern at Ravelry. The Coupon Code is: LOVE20 for the Kate Wrap here.
I just LOVE that all of my features guests are from all around the world. Another featured fiber artist is Sarah from Rich Textures Crochet. I met Sarah on Instagram, falling in love with her designs! Let’s see what Sarah has to say and bring out the link to her Sweetheart Cowl.
Sarah of Rich Textures Crochet
Sweetheart Cowl
Hi! My name is Sarah from Rich Textures Crochet! Thank you so much for stopping by, and a big thank you to Jo for allowing me to visit today! I was born and raised in Nova Scotia, Canada, but am now residing in Rural Southwestern Ontario. I am a wife and a mom to four energetic children and an equally energetic border collie.
In crochet I love to play with texture. I also love to learn new stitches and play with colour, although in my crochet I tend to gravitate to more earthy tones. My favourite crochet hooks are wooden and I love to work with super bulky weight yarn.
On my blog you’ll find a mix of patterns, from afghans to baby blankets, hats, mitts, scarves and cowls such as the one featured here for Valentines Day. I’m so glad you stopped by and I look forward to connecting with you on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube! Happy Crocheting!
For the last but not least featured artist for the Blog Hop is Catherine Venner of Crochet Cloudberry. Below you will meet Cat and find the links to her Hygge Heart Cushion Cover and the discounts she is giving for here pillow cover. So with out further ado, meet Cat:
My name is Cat and I absolutely love crochet. I picked up a hook for the first time a couple of years ago and have never looked back. With in weeks of learning to crochet, it became an obsession and I started spending every spare minute with a hook and some yarn. Sound familar?
Over time, I started developing my own patterns and ideas of what can be made using crochet techniques. In 2019 I made a new year’s resolution to start my own crochet blog to share tha patterns that I have devised as well as the ideas behind them.
The hygge heart cushion has been inspired by scandi cosiness. As a student I spent the summers living and working in Denmark and so I became familar with the concept of hygge and wanted to bring it into my designs. The Danes frequently use the heart motives in their handicrafts and using self-striping yarn adds to the hygge effect.
For the Valentines promotion – I am submitting to you the Hygge Heart Cushion Cover. I have set up a 20% discount code in Etsy and Ravelry for it. It runs until Feb 16th and starts today. The code is “BEMINE2020”.
You can also hop on over to Cat’s blog post about this Valentine’s Day Blog Hop: https://crochetcloudberry.co.uk/crochet-journal/valentines-day-blog-hop/
I want to thank all of the fiber artists who joined me for my very first blog hop, the Valentine’s Day Blog Hop 2020! I want to thank you, the readers as well! Be sure to Hop on over to all the websites listed above so you can crochet their loved designs for your loved ones!
Happy Valentine’s Day and Happy Crocheting!
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I am so excited to be bringing to you another CAL, the Flower Cluster Beanie CAL! This CAL or Crochet-A-Long features my Flower Cluster Beanie or as I call it my Lilac Beanie crochet pattern! My CAL will begin January 2, 2020 it will last 4 days and will end on January 5, 2020! What a way to bring in the New Year!
Suzanne Boren
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Last year I did my very first CAL, the Wrapped In Love Set, inside a Facebook Group called Crochet-A-Long with Us. The group has 13 other crochet pattern designers. They perform their CALs inside our Facebook Group too. If you haven’t already joined our Facebook Group then you need to join me for my CAL inside our group Crochet-A-Long with Us here.
If you have been to my website in the past, then you know you can find the Flower Cluster or Lilac Beanie as free crochet pattern on my website here. The FREE crochet is for sizes 0-6 months. What you may not know is there are some great step by step picture tutorials and video tutorials inside the Ad-Free PDF version of my crochet pattern.
You can find the Ad-Free version 50% off now and during my CAL January 2-5, 2020. You will find the crochet pattern in my Etsy Shop here and use the Coupon Code FLOWERCAL50. You will also find the crochet pattern in my Ravelry Store here. You can also use the Coupon Code FLOWERCAL50 at my Ravelry Store. Again, the Ad-Free PDF version contains great step by step picture tutorials inside and step by step video tutorials from my YouTube Channel here.
FLOWERCAL50
Once you join me for my CAL inside the FB Group, you and the other 5000 members have access to all of our past CALs and future CALs. This is awesome because in the year we’ve been a group we have done over 15 CALs! How GREAT is that! So join me and our 5000 members from January 2, 2020 until January 5, 2020 for my Flower Cluster Beanie CAL! I am excited! How about you?!
Thank you for reading my post! Any comments, feedback our suggestions would be greatly appreciated. If you have any thing you would like to see from Jo’s Crafty Hook, please feel free to leave a comment here or email me at jo@joscraftyhook.com. I would LOVE to hear from you.
This post contains my Amy Pullover FREE Crochet Pattern. I designed the pullover back in November of 2018. It took me a while to get it just right and now I have and I get to share it with You! I couldn’t have done it without my pattern testers. Thank you Lindsay Silvestrini, Sally Hayes, Sherry Dickenson, Jennifer Secord and Tara Smith.
With the colder months already here, this would be a GREAT project to do while you are cooped up in the house. You can binge watch Netflix or Hulu while crocheting the Amy Pullover.
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As a Scoliosis Survivor I have a lot of free time on my hands. Because I suffer with Chronic Pain I sit or recline on the couch crocheting and watching Netflix. Since I watch a lot of TV I got the idea for the Amy Pullover from Season 7 of American Horror Story. Weird right? lol
Sarah Paulson
Sarah Paulson wore roomy, comfy and warm looking tops a lot in Season 7, like the image above. Yes, you may find this silly or funny, but I loved the way they look SO much so I designed a crochet pattern around her wardrobe. The images below depict my version of her tops. I hope you find it roomy, warm and comfy as much as I do!
Sara Paulson also reminds me of my sister, Amy. Amy was in town while I was designing the Pullover. She isn’t into crochet and she actually didn’t like the color of the top. lol My sister wears the latest fashion and I can see her in this roomy, warm, and comfy Pullover. That is another reason I named the pullover after my sister, Amy. I have been waiting to share this post because Amy’s birthday is in December. I wanted to give her a gift and to let her know how much her support means to me. Thank you and Happy Birthday Amy.
I hope you enjoy my Amy Pullover. The Amy Pullover Free Crochet pattern has 6 sizes to choose from. I hope you share your version of the Amy Pullover with me. You can post your version at any of my social media sites listed below the pattern. I’d love to hear from you, so be sure to comment here at my website. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me at jo@joscraftyhook.com.
If you would like to purchase the PDF pattern you can do so from my Esty Shop here or from my Ravelry Store here. This pattern is a long one, so if you’d like a pdf version, please stop by my Etsy Shop or Ravelry Store.
Front of Pullover
Back of Pullover
Neck of Pullover
Wrist & Bottom Ribbing
Side Edging
Materials:Gauge:
US Hook I/5.5 or 5.5 mmUS Hook I/5.5 or 5.5 mm 14-22 ounces of #4 Worsted Weight Yarn
6 HDC x 6 Rows = 2 inch US Hook G/4.5 or 4.5mm Scissors Tapestry Needle Stitch Markers
Abbreviations:Notes:
CH = ChainCh 1 does NOT count as a stitch SS = Slip Stitch
SC = Single Crochet DC = Double Crochet
FHDC = Foundation Half Double Crochet
Special Notes *Sizes range from S, M, L, XL, 2X, and 3X *The Top is crocheted from the Bottom to Top and back down again. *The top is crocheted as One Piece except for when attaching the other Sleeve. *1st Sleeve will be added at the end of the Row. *Other Sleeve adds a FHDC row
These are Measurements BEFORE the Ribbing is Added
Bust Size
38
42
46
50
52
54
Sizes
Small
Medium
Large
X-Large
2X
3X
Sleeves Height
5”
6.5”
8”
9.5”
11”
12.5”
Neck Opening
11”
12.5”
14”
15.5”
17”
18.5”
Body before Sleeves
11.5”
13”
14.5”
16”
17.5”
19”
Sleeves
16”
18”
20”
22”
24”
26”
Total Height Before Ribbing
17.5”
19”
20.5”
22”
23.5”
25”
Total Width Before Ribbing
20”
21.5”
23”
24.5”
26”
27.5”
This Ribbed Crop Top is supposed to be Loose and Comfy. This is why the measurements are so different from a fitted top.
Using I Hook
FHDC 57, 63, 69, 75, 81, 87 Fasten off and lay aside (this is your 2nd Sleeve)
Starting at the Bottom of the Top
For Bottom of the Top FHDC 68, 74, 80, 86, 92, 98 OR Chain 70, 76, 82, 88, 94, 100 HDC in the 3rd chain from hook and each ch across. 68 (74, 80, 86, 92, 98) HDC
R1-R3: Turn. Ch 1, HDC in the next 68 (74, 80, 86, 92, 98) st.
R1: Ch 1, FHDC in the first st. FHDC 56 (62, 68, 74, 80, 86) more times.
R2: Turn. Ch 1, HDC in the next 57 (63, 69, 75, 81, 87) st. HDC in the next 68, (74, 80, 86, 92, 98) st. Attach the FHDC Row by HDC in 1st st, HDC in the remaining 56 (62, 68, 73, 79, 85) st.
R3: Turn. HDC in the next 182 (200, 218, 234, 252, 270) st.
R4: Turn. Ch 2, HDC in the 1st st, HDC in the 3rd loop of ea st until the last st, hdc in last st. 182 (200, 218, 234, 252, 270) st
R5-R7: Turn. Ch 1 and HDC in the next 182 (200, 218, 234, 252, 270) st.
R8: Turn. Ch 1, HDC in the 1st st, HDC in the 3rd loop of ea st until the last st, hdc in last st. 180 (200, 218, 234, 252, 270) st
Repeat R5-R8 until your Sleeves measure 5”, 6.5”, 8”, 9.5”, 11”, 12.5” tall.
R1: Once the front part of your Sleeves measure5”, 6.5”, 8”, 9.5”, 11”, 12.5” tall turn and place hdc in the next 68 (74, 80, 86, 92, 96) st, ch 44, 47, 50, 53, 56, 59 and skip the next 44 (47, 50, 53, 56, 59)st. Hdc in the next 68 (74, 80, 86, 92, 96) st.
R2-R3: Turn. Ch 1 and HDC in the each st across. 182 (200, 218, 234, 252, 270) st.
R4: Turn. Ch 1, HDC in the 1st st, HDC in the 3rd loop of ea st until the last st, hdc in last st. 180 (200, 218, 234, 252, 270) st
R5-R7: Turn. Ch 1 and HDC in the each st across. 182 (200, 218, 234, 252, 270) st
R8: Turn. Ch 1, HDC in the 1st st, HDC in the 3rd loop of ea st until the last st, hdc in last st. 180 (200, 218, 234, 252, 270) st
Repeat R5-R8 until the back part of your Sleeves measure5”, 6.5”, 8”, 9.5”, 11”, 12.5” tall.
Turn. Place sleeves RS to RS and Slip Stitch the Sleeve you just finished. (57, 63, 69, 75, 81, 87). Do not turn. Place hdc in the next 68, 74, 80, 86, 92, 98 st. Leave the remaining Sleeve undone. Turn
Back of Crop Top
Back R1-R3: Ch 1 and HDC in the next 68, (74, 80, 86, 92, 98) st.
R4: Ch 1 and hdc in first st, HDC in the 3rd Loop in the next 66, 72, 78, 84, 90, 96 and hdc in the last st.
Repeat R1-R4 until Back measures 17.5”, 19” 20.5” 22” 23.5” ending with R3.
Wrist’s Cuffs
2nd Sleeve
Adding Sleeve Video Tutorial below
Use your Tapestry Needle and sew the Foundation Row of the Sleeve together.
Place sleeves RS to RS and Slip Stitch the Sleeve from the wrist to the armpit. (57, 63, 69, 75, 81, 87). Do NOT fasten off or turn.
Edging
Sewing Sides Video Tutorial below
Turn Sleeve right side out. Slip stitch into the 1st st of the Side. Place 1 sc in evenly in each side st until you come to the bottom of the Top. Place 1 sc in each st of the Foundation Row until you come to the other side of the Top. Place 1 sc evenly across the other side of the Top until you come to the Armpit. Place 1 sc evenly across the Side until you come to the Bottom of the Top. Place 1 sc in each st of the Foundation Row until you come to the other Side. Place 1 sc evenly across the Side of the Top until you come to the Armpit.
Turn Top inside out. Sew the Sides together until you come to the Bottom Corner. Fasten Off and sew the other Sides together until you come to the Bottom Corner. Fasten Off. Weave in ends and fasten off.
Step 1: With Sleeves right side out, SC evenly around the wrist. Join with a ss into the 1st sc.
Chain 5, turn and sc in 2nd chain from hook and in the next 3 st.
Step 2: SS into the next sc of sleeve twice. Ch 1, turn and sc in blo of the next 3 st, sc in both loops of the last st. Turn.
Step 3: Ch 1, sc in the 1st, sc in the blo of the next 3 st. ss into the next sc of sleeve twice. Ch 1, turn and sc in the blo of the next 3 st, sc in both loops of the last st. Turn
Repeat Steps 2 & 3 until you work your last sc of the Wrist. SS into the next 4 st of the beginning Trim. Fasten off and repeat these Steps on the other Wrist.
Neck of Crop Top
Neck with G Hook
Step 1: With Top right side out, SC evenly around the Neck. Join with a ss into the 1st sc.
Chain 5, turn and sc in 2nd chain from hook and in the next 3 st.
Step 2: SS into the next sc of Neck twice. Ch 1, turn and sc in blo of the next 3 st, sc in both loops of the last st. Turn.
Step 3: Ch 1, sc in the 1st, sc in the blo of the next 3 st. ss into the next sc of sleeve twice. Ch 1, turn and sc in the blo of the next 3 st, sc in both loops of the last st. Turn
Repeat Steps 2 & 3 until you work your last sc of the Neck. SS into the next 4 st of the beginning Trim. Fasten off and weave in ends.
Bottom Ribbing
Bottom with G Hook
Step 1: With Top right side out, attach yarn with a ss into the 1st sc of either Side seam. Chain 5, turn and sc in 2nd chain from hook and in the next 3 st.
Step 2: SS into the next sc of Bottom twice. Ch 1, turn and sc in blo of the next 3 st, sc in both loops of the last st. Turn.
Step 3: Ch 1, sc in the 1st, sc in the blo of the next 3 st. ss into the next sc of Bottom twice. Ch 1, turn and sc in the blo of the next 3 st, sc in both loops of the last st. Turn
Repeat Steps 2 & 3 until you work your last sc of the Bottom. SS into the next 4 st of the beginning Trim. Fasten off and weave in ends.
If you got this far, CONGRATULATIONS! You have finished the Amy Pullover! Again, I would really LOVE to see your version! You can find all the ways to connect with me below. Thank you for crocheting the Amy Pullover!
Find me, Joey Lea Baird, Jo of Jo’s Crafty Hook’s at any one of these places listed below! I would love to hear from you. You can connect with me by going to any of the social media sites below!
