Hi! I’m Hailey, and welcome to MyCocoLily! My website offers free crochet patterns and tips, and has a like-minded, creative community!
I design patterns for whimsical amigurumi and accessories.
My hope is to help you to improve in your crochet abilities and skills.
As fellow crafters, let’s grow together!
Amigurumi Frog & Cat
These little critters will make the perfect addition to your backpack or purse!
Includes photos and detailed instructions to aid in completing your project with ease.
Choosing yarn and hook size:
For amigurumi, a standard rule of thumb is to use up to 3 hook sizes smaller than what is listed on the skein of yarn you choose.
The yarn and hook size you choose will affect the size and appearance of your finished product.
A Teabag
Can be used as a bookmark or bag charm. Plain teabag base only.
Decorative applique patterns of choice can be found on this site separately from the featured pattern.
Includes photos, videos, and detailed instructions to aid in completing your project with ease.
What you’ll need:
“I Love This Cotton” yarn (4) Medium weight in the color “off-white”
“Coboo” yarn (3) Light / DK weight, in the color “Blossom”
3.50mm hook, 2.50mm hook, stitch marker, scissors, darning needle
tinsel (optional), crochet appliques (optional)
A Slouchy Beret
Chic and cozy, this ribbed hat makes the perfect accessory for those chilly winter months!
Contents include photos, videos, and detailed instructions to aid in your completing this project with ease.
Head Size Measurements:
Small: 21 to 22 inches
Medium: 22 1\2 to 23 inches
Large: 23 1\2 to 24 inches
What You’ll Need:
5mm crochet hook, Darning needle, Scissors, 7 stitch markers; 6 similar,
1 different from the rest.
Yarn used (enough for approx 2 hats): “Loops & Threads”, acrylic, medium weight (4), 354 yds, 198 g, off-white
Strawberry Cat
Looks like what your bag needs is a cute cat in a strawberry hat!
Contents include photos and detailed instructions to aid in your completing this project with ease.
Pattern Info:
We will be working in continuous rounds. Place your stitch marker in the first stitch of each row you do of the piece you are working.
Adjust your hook size in accordance with the yarn you choose. For amigurumi, a standard rule to go by is up to three hook sizes smaller than what is recommended for the skein of yarn.
For the eyes and nose, feel free to get creative! You can use felt, embroider or use safety eyes/nose.
Use whatever yarn colors you wish for this project.