Stardust the Unicorn Bonnet PDF Crochet Pattern
FORMAT: PDF, 23 pages, 3.7 MB (mobile devices friendly). Language - English. The pattern is written row-by-row using US crochet terms, diagrams, and step-by-step photos (easy to follow). A conversion chart to UK terms is provided in the pattern, and a video tutorial for twisted ties is available on >> our blog.
SKILLS: Chain, single crochet, double crochet, working in rows & in the round, increasing, decreasing, sewing.
GAUGE: 9 dc X 4 rows = 4” X 4” (10 X 10 cm), using a 6.5 mm (K) hook and holding Bernat Pipsqueak Yarn (or Red Heart Buttercup Yarn) together with worsted weight yarn (Bernat Super Value or Red Heart Super Saver).
Main Yarn: Bernat Pipsqueak Yarn or Red Heart Buttercup Yarn
Additional Yarn: Bernat Super Value Yarn or Red Heart Super Saver Yarn
Hair: Lion Brand Romance Yarn or Lion Brand Fun Fur Yarn (2 strands held together), or N.Y. Yarns Feather Yarn (2 strands held together)
Horn: Lion Brand Glitterspun (DK ribbon)
HOOKS:
- 3.25 mm (D)
- 5.5 mm (I)
- 6.5 mm (K)
OTHER MATERIALS:
- Tapestry needle
- Polyester stuffing
- Styrofoam head form (optional)
- 6-12 mos: 17”-18” (43-46 cm) head circumference
- 1-3 yrs: 18”-19.5” (46-49.5 cm) head circumference
- 3-5 yrs: 19.5”-20.5” (49.5-52 cm) head circumference
- 5-10 yrs: 20.5”-21.5” (52-55 cm) head circumference
- Preteens-Teens (S): 21.5”-22.5” (55-57.5 cm) head circumference
- Medium Adults (M): 22”-23.5” (56-60 cm) head circumference
- Adults Large (L): 23.5”-25” (60-63.5 cm) head circumference
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