Category: Marvel

Nursing/Car Seat Covers

8/5/2019

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Why settle for generic and plain patterns when you can be the coolest Mom on the block? Wear your passion proudly! These stretchy nerd prints are perfect for covering your car seat and giving you the right amount of privacy for nursing time. Now for sale in my shop!

I've made these for me, my best friend, my neighbor, and others who wanted something fun as they became Moms for the first time.

Pattern: Fleece Fun

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Fingerless Gloves for Spider-Man

4/12/2018

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I rounded out my son's Spider-Man cowl with some easy-to-make fingerless gloves. I adapted the pattern by Louie's Loops. They were super simple to whip up and the web-slinging has been non-stop.
Pattern: Iron Man Gloves by Louie's Loops

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Spider-Man Cowl - Free Pattern

4/10/2018

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My son loves Spider-Man. In order to conceal his every day indentity, I made him this Spider-Man cowl. This pattern hasn't been tested by anyone but me and I've only made it twice. Proceed with caution and my advice, measure head circumference as you go. My kids tend to have extra large heads. Happy Crocheting!

SPIDER-MAN COWL PATTERN

Skill: Beginner+
You'll Need:

Hook: I/5.5
Yarn Weight: 4 - I used Red Heart Super Saver - Red Hot & Black
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends and web detailing

U.S. Terms:

rd: round
ch - chain
sl st - slip stitch
sc - single crochet
hdc - half-double crochet
inc - increase
sk - skip
dec - decrease

Video Links:

magic ring: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p298HxgsO1s
invisible decrease: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n48a4rdgxtU

Start in Red Hot yarn
Make a magic ring
rd 1: hdc 8 in the magic ring (8)
rd 2: hdc inc x 8 (16)
rd 3: (hdc inc, hdc) x 8 (24)
rd 4: (hdc inc, hdc 2) x 8 (32)
rd 5: (hdc inc, hdc 3) x 8 (40)
rd 6: (hdc inc, hdc 4) x 8 (48)
rd 7: (hdc inc, hdc 5) x 8 (56)
rd 8: (hdc inc, hdc 6) x 8 (64)
rd 9-13: hdc around (64)
rd 14: hdc 18 *change to black* hdc 13 *change to red* hdc 2 *change to black* hdc 13 *change to red* hdc 18 (64)
rd 15: hdc 21 *change to black* ch 10, sk 10 stitches, sl st *change to red* in same stitch as sl st, hdc 2 *change to black* sl st, ch 10, sk 10 stitches, sl st *change to red * hdc 21 (64)
rd 16: hdc 21 *change to black* sl st in each ch *change to red* hdc 2 *change to black* sl st in each ch *change to red* hdc 21 (64)
rd 17-21: hdc around (64)
rd 22: (dec, hdc 15) x 3, dec, hdc 11 (60)
rd 23: (dec, hdc 13) x 4 (56)
rd 24-26: hdc around (56)
rd 27: hdc 16, (dec, hdc) x 8, hdc 16 (48)
rd 28-29: hdc around (48)
Fasten off, cut yarn, weave in ends

WEB LINES

With your black yarn in your tapestry needle, replicate the web design on the picture. Work the diagonal lines all the way to the back of the cowl.

For my lines, I used an embroidery technique to keep the lines straight. This tutorial of the backstitch works perfectly with your tapestry needle and black yarn.

When the webs are made, secure them with knots inside the cowl and then weave in the ends so they don't come lose.

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