Granny square balaclava crochet pattern, handmade wool hood scoodie

Looking for a trendy crochet project for winter? Then my crochet balaclava pattern “Granny Square” is perfect for you! This is a detailed video tutorial and PDF description of the process of creating a winter accessory. This project is suitable for both beginners and pros in crocheting.

MY PDF INCLUDES:
step-by-step text instructions;
detailed photos of the process
helpful video tutorial
shopping list for all necessary materials and tools
my personal support

You will learn:

• how to crochet a classic basic granny square (with clusters);
• what size squares do we need for the hood;
• a detailed sewing squares together and assembling balaclava

Was Du können solltest und was Du bekommst

LANGUAGE: English (US terms)

SKILL LEVEL: advanced beginner
To work this pattern, you need to know how to make a chain, slip stitch, single crochet, double crochet, and how to read an abbreviated crochet pattern.

Größenangaben

SIZE: Balaclava is made for a medium size and is not tight around the head.
This is made with 8 granny squares. 17 by 17 cm / 6.5 by 6.5 inches.

Benötigte Materialien

Original yarn: YarnArt Shetland (30% wool, 70% acrylic, 100 g ball | 3.52 oz | 220 meters | 240 yards) approx. 240 yards of each 2 colors.
Substitute yarn: #4 Worsted/Medium-Weight
Hook: 3.50 mm (E/4)

Sonstige Angaben des Autors/der Autorin

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Feel free to contact me if you have any questions!

COPYRIGHT
All the patterns here are the property of Anna Ushakova and are for your personal use only. The patterns or parts of the patterns may not be reproduced, distributed, or resold, translated, published, or posted for sell or free on the internet or offline.

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