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It’s time for another ELK Studio’s Saturday Crochet Show! In this week’s ELK Studio Saturday Crochet Show the ear warmer/headband is featured. Ear warmer or headbands are a great fall and winter accessory. They are stylish, and depending on the pattern thick enough to ward off the cold and keep your ears relatively warm. These designs featured all are different in design and color but their function remains the same; to keep you warm while being trendy.

 

 

 

It’s a very quick project, made with a small amount of yarn – which means you can make one to match every outfit! Catherine Crochet Headband by Moogly

 

 

 

 

 

Crochet Cozy Headband by Bob Wilson 123

 

 

 

 

This Cascading Cables Headband is worked in simple stitches that resemble cables falling with the color change. It works up fairly quickly and you can customize with more than one color.  Cascading Cables Headband by Same DiNamics Crochet for Cre8tion Crochet

 

 

 

 

This cable headband/ear warmer is different from most because it is double the thickness to avoid those breezes that can sometimes make it through the holes in most crochet headwear. The center cable is flanked by two smaller cables on either side. It works up quickly and is tapered at the back neck for a comfortable fit. Unforgettable Cables Headband by Pattern Paradise

 

 

 

 

This easy-level pattern works up quick and has an almost knit look — but it’s crochet! Using basic stitches and photo tutorials, even a beginner can complete it with ease. This pattern is written in American Standard Terms and uses worsted weight yarn. Ribbed Cinched Ear Warmer by Little Monkeys Crochet

 

 

 

 

The cluster stitches in combination with the suggested yarn in this pattern not only create a beautiful texture but they also create a thick, warm fabric, without being stiff and bulky. The button closure in the back makes it easy to put on and take off without messing up your hair. Frozen Beach Headwrap by AllieCat’s Hats and Crafts

 

 

 

 

 

You’ll love the speed and ease of this headband and how adorably cute it is. Great for you to wear or to give as a gift! Latte Headband by Fiber Expression Arts

 

 

 

 

 

Oombawkalicious Ear Warmer by Oombawka Designs

 

 

 

 

This ear warmer was designed to be slim and slender to the wearer. It has some architectural appeal created by the alternating stitches of dc, puff stitch and sc. This particular pattern is written in adult but is adjustable to two different sizes. Sleek and Skinny Ear Warmer/Headband by Cre8tion Crochet

 

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It’s time for another ELK Studio’s Saturday Crochet Show! In this week’s ELK Studio Saturday Crochet Show the crocheted tunic is featured. Tunics are a great garment to make for yourself. It’s versatile enough that you can make one in any style for any weather. You can also make one for different events, some for lounging and some for more dressing up events.

 

 

 

 

152-17 Amber by DROPS Design

 

 

 

The pattern is worked in the round from the top down so it is easy to try it on as you go and achieve a correct fit. Chevron Stripes 3 Season Sweater by Make My Day Creative

 

 

 

Flattering for all, this beautiful tunic will take you from the office to evenings out. It’s crocheted in rounds from the top down, so there are no seams to worry about. Mystique Tunic by Lorene Haythorn Eppolite for Red Heart

 

 

 

 

164-31 Lakeside by DROPS Designs

 

 

 

You may have retired your roller skates, but this retro pullover, crocheted in dreamy yarn, will make you want to get your hook moving! Xanadu Pullover by Marly Bird for Red Heart

 

 

 

 

Pineapple Top by Simona Merchant-Dest for Cascade Yarns

 

 

 

 

Simple Tunic by Kim Guzman

 

 

 

Brighten up your wardrobe with this beautiful colour blocked jumper, featuring treble crochet.
Colour Block Jumer #423 by Cleckheaton

 

 

 

Light, lacy stitches and an attention-grabbing starburst motif at the neckline shape this standout sweater. (LionBrand.com)
Retro Striped Pullover by Lion Brand Yarns

 

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It’s time for another ELK Studio’s Saturday Crochet Show! This week, the crocheted rug is featured. Crocheted rugs can be a fun and unique project to you. You can crochet your own rug to match the colors of your home’s decor. You can find rugs in different shapes and sizes to match your needs. Some of the rugs featured here are colorful, subtle, textured, flat, rectangular or round. Whichever style you like, hopefully you will find one here that suits your needs.

 

 

 

Flower Power Rub by Yarnspirations.

 

 

 

 

The Little Waves Crochet Rug features double thick V stitches and front post stitches to create little waves across the fabric. I used oceanic colors – blues, green, white – to create a rug to go with our raindrop shower curtain, but you can make this pattern in any colors you like. And I think it would look fantastic in any room of the house! The Little Waves Crochet Rug by Moogly.

 

 

 

 

 

Quick and easy crochet floor rug adds a splash of color to room decor, and a cozy cover for a cold floor. Natural Stripes Rug by Red Heart.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Make this rug for any room by simply changing up the colors to complement your décor. Starting at the center, it is crocheted in rounds with post stitches forming the radiating spokes. Rainbow Rug by Michele Wilcox for Red Heart

 

 

 

 

Make this fab rug FAST with a large hook and chunky yarn. Mix and match colors to customize one for each room in your home. Chunky Wool Rug by Whistle & Ivy

 

 

 

 

This Free Crochet pattern teaches how to make a round rug using T shirt yarn. It also teaches you what to look for and how to make adjustments if you want to make the rug bigger. T-Shirt Yarn Round Rug by Meladora’s Creations

 

 

 

 

This interesting crocheted wave pattern can be done in shades of the sea, as shown, or in any color combination that suits your surroundings. Use a non-slip rug pad cut to size for safety and extra cushioning. Textured Waves Rugs by Patsy Harbor for Red Heart