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This is a pattern in PDF form for my "Chickadee Beanie". It is very easy to complete, and is in newborn/0-3month size. Features step-by-step tutorials, including pictures. It requires a basic knowledge of US crochet terms (sc/hdc/hdcdec). Makes a wonderful photo prop, baby shower gift, and is great for Easter or Spring.
**You are welcome and encouraged to sell the items made from this pattern. You are NOT allowed to copy or sell this pattern as your own. You may NOT use my picture(s).
4hdc and 2rows=1"
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I first picked up a crochet hook in March of 2011. My friend had just had a beautiful baby girl named Megyn, and had named me the godmother. I was looking for something to fill my time as a stay-at-home-wife, and realized that not only could I find something constructive to do with my time, I could make my goddaughter beautiful things at the same time. My mother bought me my first hook, and my ...
I first picked up a crochet hook in March of 2011. My friend had just had a beautiful baby girl named Megyn, and had named me the godmother. I was looking for something to fill my time as a stay-at-home-wife, and realized that not only could I find something constructive to do with my time, I could make my goddaughter beautiful things at the same time. My mother bought me my first hook, and my first skein of yarn, showed me the simple chain stitch-and after that I taught myself how to become a master-hooker. My first ever creation was a baby blanket for Megyn, and everything else just took off from there. I started making hats, headbands, and booties, and I was "hooked" lol! In the year since I started I have made a small business for myself selling my items and now, my patterns. I realized that I could not only sell my finished items, I could sell the patterns I made up to make those items! My wife and I are trying for a baby, and I cannot wait until I can make him or her a TON of cute things!
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