This is a SPECIAL 3-in-1 pattern! Please read!

Using worsted weight yarn and varying the number of strands you hold as one and the hook size, allows you to create THREE items with this single pattern.

FIRST: Oversized Tree Hat created by holding (4) strands of ww yarn together and using a P/Q(15mm) hook

SECOND: Quart Starter Jar Cozy created by holding (2) strands of ww yarn together and using a J(6mm) hook

THIRD: Pint Starter Jar Cozy created by holding (1) strand of ww yarn and an H(5)mm hook

This is a an intermediate pattern but could be attempted by a confident beginner with some experience in amigurumi if feeling adventurous. I create written and fully tested patterns using English language only at this time and standard US crochet terminology. The pattern is 9 pages long, uses standard font, and has a plain non-decorated background. There are (10) images in the pattern, but it is a written pattern and not a step by step photo tutorial.

The yarn requirements are as follows:
HAT 1575: Green for Hat, 30: Yellow for Star, QUADRUPLE (4) P/Q 15mm

QUART JAR COVER (1qt Tulip Weck/1 qt Ball/ or similar) 350: Green for Tree ,10: Yellow for Star, DOUBLE (2) J 6mm

PINT JAR COVER
(1 pt Ball Jar or similar) 200: Green for Tree, 10: Yellow for Star SINGLE (1)H 5mm

There are some purchased embellishments shown and lights used and the information on them is included so you can get them or choose a substitute. You can eliminate these too!

You may sell anything you make with your own two hands from this pattern as the pattern purchaser. You may not record or film the pattern making process for any media. You may not change the pattern a little or a lot and claim as your own free or paid. Please use your own images for sales of your finished items. Do not share the pattern, it is a single user license. Thank you!

GPSR:
Representative:
Ciara Doyle, 6 Killallon Close, C15 Y5F9, Ireland
Phone: 00353 45 940 8002
Product Code 122025
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