‘In one ear and out the other’ crochet earmuff *PATTERN*

Are you sick of having cold, painful ears and also happen to be interested in intuitive, freehand crochet? We may be a small percentage of the population but I certainly am, if you are too then have no fear, the ‘In One Ear And Out The Other’ pattern is here to keep ears warm and someone’s heart warmer💖

You’ll find yourself addicted to this easy to work up, super customisable pattern, only taking 4-5 hours (maybe even less if you’re speedy) to complete, you will have a new addition to your statement wardrobe in less than half a day. For the entirety of the cushions you’ll have no ends to weave in AND you can work directly from scraps in your stash. After completing your first pair colourways and artistic possibilities will start flooding in, before you know it you’ll be accustom to a little family of earmuffs to admire, wear or potentially gift. I feel my pattern is definitely possible for all skill levels but more so starting from the ability of a confident beginner who is looking for a challenge. If you’ve never picked up a hook before then it may be tricky in some areas but I thoroughly walk you through each step with email pattern support also available. 

For this pattern you would need: 

• 160g of mixed yarn (maximum ) 
• A 7mm, 6mm & 3.5mm crochet hook (these can be substituted for different yarn weights) 
• Stuffing of your choice such as scraps, polyfill etc. 
• Scissors 
• Darning needle with a big eye 

The pattern is in a video format. Upon purchase you will be sent a download card containing the link to an unlisted YouTube video that is an hour long, in which you can access the video split up into timestamped sections for easy referral and playback. Although I’m mainly walking you through how to make the earmuffs I also spend some time talking about how I choose colours and incorporate texture, the elimination process and further compiled colour pallete inspiration. This is not a pattern where I spoon feed you, I leave a lot of room for creative liberation and freedom in your choices, after all this project is yours. Think of me as a teaching assistant rather than a strict teacher who tells you there’s only way of doing something. 

I’m super excited to see everyone’s creations, thankyou for your continued support!