Dobby crochet hat pattern

Halloween is quite over and the New Year is upon us, but I feel like it's important to document my great crocheting moment! See, I don't know how to crochet. As a young teenager, I learned how to do a basic chain stitch of some kind at a church activity once . . . and that's about all. Still for some reason, I had it in my head that we were going to be Harry Potter themed for Halloween as a family, and I wanted to make SourPatch a Dobby hat. Actually, I know exactly what the reason was: my…

Crochet Baby Yoda Costume Pattern

My son decided he wanted to be Dobby for Book Day. Initially I looked ready made costumes. A decent mask was going to be over £20, so I decided to knit. First I looked up patterns... But nothing quite fitted the bill. I also had to find the wool. So I went to my local B&M got some chunky wool and knitted a tension square. I then adapted a hat pattern I've used recently, and made the skull cap. Then using the tension square dimensions I drew some ears on paper and worked out a pattern for…

This adorable Crochet Yoda Hat is quick and easy to make and will look wonderful on your little one. Here is the free pattern that you can follow.

Adult yoda hat

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3/2/20 Pattern updated to reflect changes in the ears. Inspired by a special request from my niece and her husband who wanted a special “Yoda hat” for their newborn baby boy. I was given a picture and did research and found a pattern on Pinterest of course, which I immediately started. The hat part went […]

Inspired by everyone's favorite wizard, Harry Potter, this adorable Harry Potter Sorting Hat Free Crochet Pattern is a must-make for the Potter's fans.

My Dobby hat for Halloween

A very Harry Potter obsessed friend wanted me to make her a Sorting hat. It was pretty good timing to be honest as I am currently re-reading the Harry Potter books at the minute, I read them when they first came out and had the urge to re-read. I do however need to get my hands on the films just so I can compare the books to the film just for my own interest. I've never really been interested in the films. Here is the finished product: The pattern (below for link) I used is ace and really…