have the afghan pattern you sent, thank you but not what i am looking for. this was a traditional granny square, in one square, looked to be a varigated yarn but between every round, there was a white or off white row, not consistant with the granny pattern stitch, maybe a single crochet around and then the varigated started again. the white or off white row looked just about indented. hard to explain, i have looked thru my patterns and it is not hear, have internet searched also. thanks for any help.

Hi, Instead of fitting snugly on the top of your head there is a bit of play or space. So the top part above the band is a bit loose fitting instead of that snug fit you get with a watch cap. The hat fits down over you head in watch cap style, just not the snug fit of a watch cap. I have gone back twice to a couple of very good free pattern sites, Crochet Pattern Central and the Crochet & Creaft Link Index as I am sure that is where I found it. But after spending a long time looking twice, now, I have not located the pattern. Unfortunately it was listed as a "crocheted hat" and boy there are a ton listed that way. The only directions given were, the person said she just did half double crochets until she got the desired fullness and than decreased or single crocheted until it fit the way she wanted it. No two hats came out the same, was one of her comments.

This is what I am doing...on the 3rd row (IF I remember right!) turning is the problem. I don't understand how I did it already and NOW can't get it! GRRRRRR Part of the problem was DH came in from work and started yapping at me and I was trying to concentrate. I ripped it out so many times the yarn was starting to get all stretched out. I will try later, too much going on this morning. Thanks Minnie. Here is the "simple" dishcloth pattern: Starting chain: chain 36. Note: At the end of each row, you will chain 1, then turn the work around to start the next row. Row 1: Single crochet in the second chain from the hook, single crochet in each chain across. (35 single crochet) Row 2: Single crochet in each single crochet across. (35 single crochet) Rows 3 - 38: Repeat row 2. End off, leaving a length of about 6 inches to weave in. Weave in the ends, using a large-eye yarn needle.

Below is a link to a picture of the crocheted moccasin. That particular pamphlet is out of print, but the pattern is still available in a booklet called "Baby Bootie Boutique". I didn't post a link to that booklet because the moccasins are not pictured on the cover. But if you google the title of the book you will find lots of places you can buy it. Hope this helps. Here is a link that might be useful: moccasin