3 Frozen Inspired Hats

Here they are . . . 

I have finally finished my 

Anna Braids hat 

to go along with the 

Elsa and Olaf hats I designed.

To be perfectly honest, 

I couldn't find the color I wanted 

for the hat that Anna wears, 

so I decided to make her hair and braids instead.

I finally found some "auburn hair" colored yarn

and away I went.

Available in my Ravelry Store for $1.00.

I'm happy with the outcome
of Anna's hair and braids.


Elsa Hat

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Olaf Hat

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If you would like to buy the hats individually,
click the link below each hat.

All 3 patterns are available in my Ravelry Store for $3.00
Just click on the link below.
 

All proceeds from this pattern will be donated 

to a no-kill animal shelter in Western New York 

or one my home state of Indiana. 

The Fur~Babies and I thank you for your purchase

Elsa-like Hat

Elsa is finished and the pattern is written.

I am just SO HAPPY with the end result.

As you can tell, I made a VERY LONG braid.

I wasn't sure how long of a braid to make

so I figured

Momma could trim the braid to size for Miss E.

If you need any help on this pattern,

my email is written in the footer of each page.

This pattern is available in my Ravelry Store for 1.99
Just click on the link below.
 

All proceeds from this pattern will be donated 

to a no-kill animal shelter in Western New York 

or one my home state of Indiana. 

The Fur~Babies and I thank you for your purchase

Start of an Olaf Hat and a Finished Elsa-like Hat

My niece, "L", suggested I make hats for the characters in frozen for my great niece "E", who is "L's" niece . . . still with me :)

I haven't watched the movie, but is there any person out there who hasn't  seen pictures of the characters?

I started on Olaf . . . he makes me laugh. I would have gotten him finished but I couldn't find the black yarn I was using.

Not sure about the "buck tooth." But I didn't want the edge of the hat going into the forehead of "E." So I guess she has a goofy hat for a goofy character.

Then yesterday, I started an Elsa hat. Somewhere I saw a picture of an Elsa hat where the yarn for the braid was "woven" through the hair (edge of the hat) to the place of the braid.  I didn't like the way the braid laid, but I liked the idea. 

So, my readers, here is the end result.

I know the braid is L*O*N*G ! ! ! ! !

(I used 62" pieces of yarn.)

I wanted to make sure it was

log enough to look "Elsa-ish"

and figured E's momma could trim it to size.

I'm happy with the way the

"peaks" of the "crown" came out.

Those of you who crochet

know that these "peaks"

can come out,

almost,

slanted if you aren't lucky.

So I was lucky this time.

Hopefully, in the photo above,

or below,

you can see how I added the "braids."

I did a *sc, ch 1, sk 1"

so the braid yarn could fit in the ch sp.

The bottom of the braid looks rather rough.

but in person, it is smooth.

When I finally finish Olaf, and make an Anna hat, I will have patterns ready and they will be free . . .mainly because they were all so easy to make and I hope it will give more women the chance to make them for their kids for Christmas.