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St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

St. Patrick’s Day has come and gone. I hope you had an enjoyable time? Bookmark this page, so that you can find this set of patterns when St. Patricks Day rolls around again. You will find the patterns that I shared  on my blog during St. Patrick’s Day. You will find the links above the photo of each pattern.


Here is the oversized sweater. It will be free through the end of March 2021. I will then remove all but one size, and when the tech editing is finished I will release this as a premium pattern.


The Shamrock Coffee Cozy has been free on my blog since last year!


You will find one size of the St. Patrick’s Day Beanie for free.  This is a premium crochet pattern. Links to purchase the complete pattern are in the blog post.

This St. Patrick's Day Beanie is so much fun to crochet. Those shamrocks float and are made as you crochet. No applique or sewing is needed.
What a sweet St. Patrick’s Day Beanie and a matching Coffee Cozy. Those shamrocks are not appliques, but are crocheted as you make the hat. No sewing is needed.

The St. Patrick’s Day Messy Bun Hat also has one size for free on the blog. Again it’s a premium pattern and links to the complete ad free pdf are in the post.

This St. Patrick's Day messy bun hat is fun to crochet. Those shamrocks wrap around the posts of the stitches below. No need to sew on an applique!
St. Patrick’s Day Messy Bun hat adorned with shamrocks that are created by wrapping around the posts of the stitches below.

The crochet pattern for the St. Patrick’s Day Tutu Dress can be found on the blog in a newborn size. This is a great pattern that sells all year long. Links to purchase the complete ad free pattern, with additional sizes are found in the blog post.

What a cute St. Patrick's Day tutu dress for your little ones. That sweet shamrock is not an applique. It is crocheted into the bodice by crocheting around the posts of the stitches below.
A St. Patrick’s Day Tutu Dress. The shamrock is not an applique. No sewing is needed.

This Simple Beanie That Men Love was part of the St. Patrick’s Day Celebration. The men in my life love this beanie, but only Caron Simply Soft, or the store brand’s knock off will do. The fit just isn’t right if you use any other. That camo yarn is a Michael’s brand that is a knock off of Caron Simply Soft. Each size presents a different camo pattern. The camo pictured was the children’s size. All sizes will be free on the blog thru the end of March 2021.

 

Men love this simple beanie. It is easy to crochet and they love wearing this type of hat.
3 simple beanies that are easy to crochet. Very beginner friendly.

 

 

 

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