Looking for an easy crochet scarf pattern you can make anywhere? Seriously, this can be crocheted in a car, plane, or a line at Disney World! Simple on-the-go pattern for beginner crocheters (with a fun twist to make finishing a breeze).
When I was asked to be a part of the #ScarfofTheMonth hosted by Oombawka Design Crochet and The Stitchin Mommy I quickly said SURE! I felt confident I could get a new crochet design complete in the time I had.
Well, time is a funny thing and it completely sneaks up on you. Before I knew it, my scarf was due in less than a week and I was getting ready to leave for a trip to Florida.
So I did what any crochet designer on a deadline would do, I brought the easy crochet scarf project with me and worked on it during my downtime.
Making of the Easy Crochet Scarf Pattern (Easy Crochet Cowl)
Now, you might be thinking, “Marly, there is no downtime when you’re at Disney World.” But I would have to disagree. There’s a LOT of downtime at Disney, particularly when waiting in long lines to ride the awesome rides.
As you can see, I worked on this scarf while waiting to see Pooh in Magic Kingdom, waiting to do the Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind at Epcot, and waiting to Rise Against the Resistance at Hollywood Studios!
You can even sit at a table, in the sun, on a super cold day while your family rides a ride you don’t want to go on and enjoy a nice beverage while you crochet!
Anyway, you get the idea. You can make an easy crochet scarf pattern just about anywhere, but certainly at Disney World while on a trip with your family.
Easy Crochet Scarf Pattern || Riverside
While at Disney, we stayed at the Port Orleans Resort Riverside. I loved the resort and felt that naming this easy crochet scarf pattern Riverside was the right thing to do.
But here’s the crux, I am not a real big fan of wearing scarves. They fall off too easily, so I prefer cowls!
Therefore, I did stop and take pictures of the scarf *almost complete, so you can see how it looks before I seam it to turn it into a cowl 🙂
I carried the yarn in that handy little Disney bag all weekend (initially, I was using my Erin Lane Bags project bag, but I accidentally pulled the clip off it). This little bag was super helpful as I could just carry it on my wrist and crochet away.
While at Port Orleans Resort Riverside, on my last night, I did a little photoshoot on the dock outside of the resort’s main lobby. I loved the water wheel and the bridge as backdrops. And yes, I got a LOT of really weird looks as I positioned my crochet on a dock post and started to take pictures of it. I heard more than one snicker…but I don’t care…these are cute.
What Makes This Crochet Scarf Easy?
The pattern itself is not hard to follow, and it is super simple to memorize. As long as you keep track of the number of stitches you have when you are working the double crochet rows, it’ll be smooth sailing on this Riverside crochet scarf.
Now, I like a nice little finish to a scarf or cowl, but there are times when I want to have the project done when I’m DONE! That was the case with this pattern. So, I used stacked double crochet stitches to start every row instead of a chain 3 that would count as a double crochet. Doing this makes for a clean edge and a better finish 🙂
Another reason I chose not to work trim around this scarf/cowl is the yarn. Yarnspirations Caron Cakes have long color changes, and working around the project would make any trim very visible. I already have a hard time with the abrupt color changes (but I just went with it), and having those PLUS abrupt color changes around the trim was more than I wanted.
Having said that, can YOU add a simple crochet trim around the project when YOU are done? There are no crochet police.
The only finishing on this easy crochet scarf is to weave in the beginning and ending tail (or use the ending tail to seam the ends together to make a cowl). That’s it!
See, EASY!
Scarf of the Month Crochet-Along 2023 || Guest Designer Easy Crochet Scarf Pattern January
The Riverside Scarf/Cowl is a free pattern here on the Marly Bird blog. As mentioned, this is part of the Scarf of the Month Crochet-Along 2023.
For the entire year of 2023, on the 3rd Sunday of every month, you will get 3 new scarf patterns. One from Amy, one from Rhondda, and one from a guest designer (this month it’s ME).
As you are working on your scarves (or if you turn them into a cowl), be sure to add them to your projects on Ravelry. I’ve already listed this pattern there for your convenience. https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/riverside-8
Easy Crochet Scarf Pattern || Riverside
RIVERSIDE CROCHET SCARF / COWL
Designed by Marly Bird
SKILL LEVEL
Easy
MEASUREMENTS
Finished Measurements (before blocking)
Scarf: 9″ x 62″ [23 x 157.5 cm], or desired length
Cowl: 9” x 30” [23 x 76 cm], or desired length
Gauge
31 dc = 9” [23 cm]; use any size hook to obtain the gauge.
MATERIALS
Yarn
Blackberry Jelly 1 ball
Hook
Size H/8 [5.0 mm]
Notions
Tapestry needle
ABBREVIATIONS
Ch – Chain(s)
Cont – Continue
Dc – Double Crochet
RS – Right Side
Sp(s) – Space(s)
St(s) – Stitch(es)
Stacked Dc – Stacked Double Crochet
Tch – Turning Chain
WS – Wrong Side
SPECIAL STITCHES
⭐️ Stacked Double Crochet (Stacked Dc): (Do not ch 1 prior to making the first sc) Sc in first stitch, insert hook in between two legs of the base, yarn over and pull up a loop, yarn over and draw through 2 loops on hook.
DIAGRAM
NOTES
- Crocheted flat in turned rows throughout.
- Work the Stacked Double Crochet in place of a chain 3 turning chain at start of the row for a better finish
- Let the color change as it may
- Make the piece as long as desired. For cowl, stop between 30-45” in length then seam ends together.
VIDEO TUTORIAL
- Stacked Double Crochet >> Click Here for Video Help <<
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RIVERSIDE CROCHET SCARF / COWL
Dynamic Waves Mosaic Knit Hat Pattern – A Free Style Maker
Knit this Mosaic Knit Hat Pattern – Dynamic Wave – with only 2 balls of a new alpaca blend yarn from KnitPicks/WeCrochet. Super-soft and stylish, make one for yourself today! As the seasons transition, nothing says “stylish warmth” quite like a stunning knit hat. And what could be more on-trend than the captivating textures of a mosaic knit pattern? That’s precisely what you’ll get with our Dynamic Waves Mosaic Knit Hat, a design that brings both warmth and a wave of chic to your wardrobe.
This is a free mosaic knit hat pattern on our website and this pattern is an invitation to crafters looking to dive into the beauty of mosaic knitting. If you like this pattern you will love the Confetti Blips hat, Disruptive Locomotive hat, Clark Mosaic Knit Hat, or if you want more than a mosaic hat, check out the Crazy Stripes Mosaic Shawl.
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Crafting the Waves: The Appeal of Mosaic Knitting
Mosaic knitting is a technique that creates a colorful and intricate pattern with an almost magical simplicity. If you’ve admired colorwork but felt hesitant about trying it, mosaic knitting is a fantastic way to start. With the Dynamic Waves Hat, you’ll use just one color in each round, making it an accessible project for those new to this style, as well as a quick, satisfying knit for the more experienced.
The Dynamic Waves Design: Your Next Go-To Hat Pattern
The Dynamic Waves Mosaic Knit Hat is more than just a functional piece; it’s a fashion statement. The pattern features a captivating wave design that stands out in any crowd. This hat isn’t just for cold days – it’s a year-round accessory that can be customized with your choice of colors to suit any season.
Why You’ll Love Knitting This Hat
- Free Mosaic Knit Hat Pattern: Who doesn’t love freebies? This pattern is available at no cost on our site.
- Skill Building: Ideal for knitters looking to level up from basic stitches, this pattern offers a gentle curve into the world of mosaic knitting.
- Customizable: Written in three adult sizes, choose your favorite colors to make this hat truly your own.
- Quick to Knit: Made with a worsted weight yarn in an alpaca blend, this hat works up quickly, giving you a satisfying finish in no time.
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Knit Beanie Perfect For All Occasions
Whether you’re looking for a casual hat to wear on your weekend outings or a unique handmade gift, the Dynamic Waves Hat checks all the boxes ✅. It’s adaptable to various styles and perfect for those who appreciate a handcrafted touch.
DYNAMIC WAVE HAT || Mosaic Knit Hat Details
Designed by Marly Bird
Skill Level
Intermediate
Measurements
To Fit Size
Adult S (M, L)
Finished Measurements
Circumference approx: 20 (22, 24)” [51 (56, 61) cm]
Tall: 8 (9, 10)” [20.5 (23, 25.5) cm]
Gauge
22 sts = 4″ [10 cm] in Dynamic Wave Slip Stitch pattern
Materials
Yarn
WeCrochet Upcycled Alpaca Blend (33% Alpaca/ 34% Wool/ 33% Acrylic, 219 yds / 200 m, 3.5 oz/ 100 g, CYCA# 4 Worsted):
Color A (CA): #29723 Pistachio, 1 ball
Color B (CB): #29727 Lapis, 1 ball
Needle
U.S. 6 [4 mm] 16” circular needle, U.S. 7 [4.5 mm] 16” circular needles and set of 5 double pointed needles, or size required for gauge
Notions
Stitch markers, tapestry needle, pom-pom (optional)
Abbreviations
CDD – Center Double Decrease
CO – Cast On
k – knit
k2tog – knit Two Together
P – Purl
Pm – Place Marker
Sl – Slip
St(s) – Stitches
TBL – through the back loop
Special Stitches
⭐️ Center Double Decrease (CDD): Slip 2 stitches together knitwise, knit one stitch, pass the slipped stitches over [2 stitches decreased].
⭐️ Knit Two Together (k2tog): knit 2 sts together (1 st decreased).
Mosaic Knit Hat Pattern Chart
Notes
- When casting on, place a marker every 20 stitches to keep count.
- Project is made from the bottom brim to crown.
- Slip all stitches as if to purl with yarn in back.
Video Tutorials
- Long Tail Cast-On >> Click Here for Video Help <<
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- Bury Ends >> Click Here for Video Help <<
- How to add a Faux Fur Pom >> Click Here for Video Help <<
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DYNAMIC WAVE MOSAIC KNIT HAT PATTERN
Brim
With CA and smaller circular needles, cast on 108 (120, 132) sts. Place marker on needle and join to work in the round.
Rounds 1-9: *k1tbl, p1; repeat from * around.
Body
With larger circular needles, continue in pattern.
Set-up Round 1: CA knit — 108 (120, 132) sts.
Round 1: *CA Sl 1 wyib, CB k3, CA Sl 1 wyib, CB k3, CA Sl 1 wyib, CB k3; repeat from * around — 9 (10, 11) times.
Round 2: *CA Sl 1 wyib, CB k3, CA Sl 1 wyib, CB k3, CA Sl 1 wyib, CB k3; repeat from * around — 9 (10, 11) times.
Round 3: *CA k3, CB Sl 1 wyib, CA k3, CB Sl 1 wyib, CA k3, CB Sl 1 wyib; repeat from * around — 9 (10, 11) times.
Round 4: *CA k3, CB Sl 1 wyib, CA k3, CB Sl 1 wyib, CA k3, CB Sl 1 wyib; repeat from * around — 9 (10, 11) times.
Round 5: *CB k2, CA Sl 1 wyib, CB k3, CA Sl 1 wyib, CB k3, CA Sl 1 wyib, CB k1; repeat from * around — 9 (10, 11) times.
Round 6: *CB k2, CA Sl 1 wyib, CB k3, CA Sl 1 wyib, CB k3, CA Sl 1 wyib, CB k1: repeat from * around — 9 (10, 11) times.
Round 7: *CA k1, CB Sl 1 wyib, CA k3, CB Sl 1 wyib, CA k3, CB Sl 1 wyib, CA k2; repeat from * around — 9 (10, 11) times.
Round 8: *CA k1, CB Sl 1 wyib, CA k3, CB Sl 1 wyib, CA k3, CB Sl 1 wyib, CA k2; repeat from * around — 9 (10, 11) times.
Work rounds 1-8 another 7 (8, 9) times more.
Crown
(also see chart)
Round 1: *CB k2, CB k2tog, CB k2, CB k2tog, CB k2, CB k2tog; repeat from * around — 81 (90, 99) sts.
Round 2: CB knit around.
Round 3: *CA k1, CA k2tog, CA k1, CA k2tog, CA k1, CA k2tog; repeat from * around — 54 (60, 66) sts.
Round 4: CA knit around.
Round 5: *CB k2tog; repeat from * around — 27 (30, 33) sts.
Round 6: CB knit around.
Round 7: *CA CDD; repeat from * around, sizes S and L knit 1 more — 14 (15, 16) sts.
Round 8: CA knit around.
Finishing
Cut yarn, and use tapestry needle to slip all remaining sts off the needles as if to knit, then pull tight like a drawstring.
Fasten tail securely to wrong side of hat.
Weave in all loose ends.
Make a pom-pom and sew to top (optional).
Final Thoughts about Mosaic Knit Hats
Ready to cast on your next project? The Dynamic Waves Mosaic Knit Hat awaits you, complete with the allure of colorwork and the simplicity of the mosaic technique. Knit your way to a trendy, eye-catching accessory that you can flaunt all year round.
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Gnome Crochet Blanket
A gnome crochet blanket is a great project for experienced crocheters and those just learning the craft. Not only are they adorable and useful, but they also provide a satisfying sense of accomplishment once completed. Plus, as a crochet baby blanket, it makes for a thoughtful and heartfelt gift for a new parent or for a baby shower.
Make it a fun set with the cute crochet gnome doll to match!
Why a Gnome Crochet Blanket?
Crochet gnomes, also known as ‘tomtar’ or ‘nisse’ in Scandinavian countries, have recently experienced a surge in popularity. These cute and charming creatures, with their distinctive pointy hats and long beards, have become popular for crocheters looking to create something unique and adorable.
But why are crochet gnomes suddenly so popular? One reason could be the increasing trend of hygge, the Danish concept of coziness and comfort. With their cozy and homely appearance, crochet gnomes fit perfectly into this trend. They are often used as decorations for the home, bringing a touch of warmth and cheer to any space.
Another reason for the popularity of crochet gnomes could be their versatility. They can be made in many sizes and styles, making them suitable for various projects. Crochet gnomes can be used as ornaments, advent calendars, gifts, or toys for children. They can also be customized with different colors and patterns, allowing crocheters to put their own spin on the classic design.
Are Crochet Gnomes Easy To Make?
Crochet gnomes are also relatively easy to make, making them accessible to crocheters of all skill levels. With just a few basic crochet stitches and yarn, anyone can create their unique gnome. Countless patterns are available online, ranging from beginner-friendly to more advanced designs. This means that anyone can join in on the fun of creating their own gnomes.
Here are a few I found on Etsy that are AMAZING!
- Nordic Gnomes with peek-a-boo eyes
- BEE-autiful Gnome pattern that is sweet as honey
- Mini Gnome Ornaments – Variety Pack
- Viking Gnome Pattern – OMG, SO CUTE!
- Hot Chocolate Gnome Pattern
Overall, the popularity of crochet gnomes can be attributed to their cute and charming appearance, versatility, and accessibility. Whether you’re an experienced crocheter or a beginner crocheter looking to try something new, crochet gnomes are a fun and rewarding project that is sure to bring a smile to your face.
Friendly Gnome Crochet Blanket
Michele Wilcox sent me a picture of this crochet baby blanket as she worked on it and asked if my audience would be interested in this whimsical pattern. Knowing how much all of you love crochet gnomes, I immediately told her YES!
She then let me know there was a crochet gnome doll to match (and we all know how much I love to have things that match or coordinate), so I purchased that too!
Now you can make this fun and festive gnome crochet baby blanket. Get the free crochet pattern below and follow along!
Friendly Gnome Crochet Blanket
Designed by Michele Wilcox for MarlyBird.com
SKILL LEVEL
Intermediate
MEASUREMENTS
Finished Measurements
Throw is 34” [85.5 cm] wide by 38” [96.5 cm] long.
Gauge
14 dc by 12 rows = 4” [10 cm] x 4 ½”[11.5 cm]; use any size hook to obtain the gauge.
MATERIALS
Yarn
Red Heart Super Saver (100% acrylic, 364 yds / 333 m, 7 oz/ 198 g, CYCA# 4 worsted)
Color A: #0316 Soft White, 2 skeins
Color B: #0236 Warm Brown, 1.5 oz
Color C: #0672 Spring Green, 2.5 oz
Color D: #0324 Bright Yellow, 1 oz
Color E: #0254 Pumpkin, 1 oz
Color F: #0886 Blue, 1 oz
Color G: #0319 Cherry Red, 1.5 oz
Color H: #0334 Buff, 1.5 oz
Color I: #0365 Coffee, small amount
Hook
Size H/8 (5.0 mm)
Notions
Tapestry needle, Black Yarn for embroidery, Red crayon for cheeks
ABBREVIATIONS
Ch – Chain(s)
Dc – Double Crochet
Hdc – Half Double Crochet
RS – Right Side
Sc – Single Crochet
Sc2tog – Single Crochet Two Together
Sl st – Slip Stitch
Sp(s) – Space(s)
St(s) – Stitch(es)
Stacked Dc – Stacked Double Crochet
Tch – Turning Chain
WS – Wrong Side
Yo – yarn over
SPECIAL STITCHES
⭐️ Stacked Double Crochet (stacked dc): (Do not ch 1 prior to making the first sc) Sc in first stitch, insert hook between two legs of the base, yarn over and pull up a loop, yarn over and draw through 2 loops on hook.
⭐️ Single Crochet 3 Together (sc3tog): *Insert hook into indicated stitch, yarn over and pull up a loop; repeat from * in next 2 stitches indicated, yarn over and draw through all 4 loops on hook. (1 decrease)
⭐️ Double Crochet Spike (dc spike): Yarn over hook, insert hook into stitch indicated 1 row below, yarn over and pull up a long loop, [yarn over and draw through 2 loops on hook] twice
GNOME CROCHET BLANKET SCHEMATIC
NOTES
- The throw is made in sections and seamed together. Work the Gnome Panels first, then the filler panels, and seam them together. Next, work on the decorations to fill out the features. Then crochet the bottom and top panels. Lastly, add the hearts, flowers, and border.
FRIENDLY GNOME CROCHET BLANKET PATTERN
GNOME PANELS
Make 3 total, 1 with F for the shirt, 1 with C for the shirt, and 1 with E for the shirt
With B, ch 21.
Row 1: (WS) Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across, turn –20sc.
Row 2: Stacked dc (see special stitches) in first sc, dc in each sc across, turn.
Row 3: Ch 1, sc in each dc across, turn.
Rows 4–7: Repeat Rows 2 and 3
Row 8: Repeat Row 2, change to color F, fasten off B.
Row 9: Repeat Row 3
Row 10-11: Repeat Rows 2-3,
Row 12: Repeat Row 2, change to color D, fasten off F.
Row 13: Repeat Row 3
Row 14: Repeat Row 2, change to color F, fasten off D.
Row 15: Repeat Row 3
Row 16-17: Repeat Rows 2-3.
Row 18: Repeat Row 2, change to color H, fasten off F.
Row 19: Repeat Row 3
Row 20-23: Repeat Rows 2-3, change to G, fasten off H.
Row 24: Repeat Row 2, change to A, do not fasten off G.
Row 25: Ch 1, sc in first dc, change to G, sc in each dc across to last dc, change to A with new ball (so you have one ball of white on each side of the hat), sc in last dc, turn.
Row 26: Stacked dc in first sc, dc in next sc, change to G, dc in each sc across to last 2 sc, change to A, sc in last 2 dc, turn.
Row 27: Ch 1, sc next 3 dc, change to G, sc in each dc across to last 3 dc, change to A, sc in last 3 dc, turn.
Row 28: Stacked dc in first sc, dc in next 3 sc, change to G, dc in each sc across to last 4 sc, change to A, sc in last 4 dc, turn.
Row 29: Ch 1, sc next 5 dc, change to G, sc in each dc across to last 5 dc, change to A, sc in last 5 dc, turn.
Row 30: Stacked dc in first sc, dc in next 5 sc, change to G, dc in each sc across to last 6 sc, change to A, sc in last 6 dc, turn.
Row 31: Ch 1, sc next 7 dc, change to G, sc in each dc across to last 7 dc, change to A, sc in last 7 dc, turn.
Row 32: Stacked dc in first sc, dc in next 7 sc, change to G, dc in each sc across to last 8 sc, change to A, sc in last 8 dc, turn.
Row 33: Ch 1, sc next 9 dc, change to G, sc in each dc across to last 9 dc, change to A, sc in last 9 dc, fasten off G, turn.
Row 34: Ch 1, sc in each sc across, fasten off, weave in all ends.
Repeat directions for gnome-panel once with C instead of F and once more with E instead of F.
GNOME CROCHET BLANKET FILLER PANELS
Make 4
With A, ch 13.
Row 1: (WS) Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across, turn– 12sc.
Row 2: Stacked dc in first sc, dc in each sc across, turn.
Row 3: Ch 1, sc in each dc across, turn.
Rows 4-33: Repeat Rows 2-3.
Row 34: Ch 1, sc in each sc across, fasten off, weave in ends.
Whipstitch 1 Gnome Panel between 2 Filler Panels. Repeat for all Gnome Panels.
GNOME DETAILS
Nose
Make 3
With H, ch 2.
Round 1: 6 sc in 2nd ch from hook, do not turn–6sc.
Round 2: 2 sc in each sc around, do not turn– 12 sc.
Rounds 3-4: Sc in each sc around, fasten off with long tail.
Stuff nose lightly. Gather stitches of Rnd 4. Sew in place on each gnome.
Ear
Make 6
With H, ch 2.
Row 1: 6 sc in 2nd ch from hook, turn–6sc.
Row 2: Ch 1, 2 sc first sc, sc in next 4 sc, 2 sc in last sc, turn– 8 sc.
Row 3: Ch 1, sc in first sc, 2 sc in next sc, sc in next 4 sc, 2 sc in next sc, sc in last sc, turn–10 sc.
Row 4: Ch 1, sc in next 4 sc, 2 sc in next 2 sc, sc in last 4 sc, turn 90 degrees, 5 sc across edge (working in row ends), sl st to first sc, fasten off leaving long tail.
Sew ears to Gnome Panels; see photo for location.
Color cheeks with red crayon. Sew button eyes in place or embroider satin stitch eyes with color I.
Buckle
Make 3
With I, ch 6, sl st to first ch to form ring.
Round 1: Ch 1, 10 sc in ring, sl st to first sc, fasten off, leave long tail.
Sew buckle in place.
Arm
Make 2 in Color F, Make 2 in Color C, Make 2 in Color E
With H, ch 2
Row 1: 5 sc in 2nd ch from hook, turn.
Row 2: Ch 1, sc in each sc across, turn.
Row 3: Ch 1, sc in each sc across, change to F, fasten off H, turn.
Rows 4-7: Ch 1, sc in each sc across, turn.
Row 8: Ch 1, sc in first sc, sc3tog over next 3 sc, sc in last sc, turn.
Row 9: Ch 1, sc3tog over next 3 sc, fasten off, leave long tail.
Sew arm in place.
Repeat for all Gnomes.
Beard
Wrap color A around a 4” wide cardboard 40 times. Cut to have (40) 8” pieces. Fold 2 strands in half, thread loop end through any stitch on Row 19 of Gnome. Tuck ends through loop and pull tight. Repeat for each stitch on Row 19. Trim to desired length. Brush to fluff beard.
TOP AND BOTTOM SECTION
With WS facing join color A to first sc of Filler Panel with sc.
Row 1: (WS) Sc in st across Filler and Gnome Panels, turn –108sc.
Row 2: Stacked dc in first sc, dc in each sc across, turn.
Row 3: Ch 1, sc in each dc across, turn.
Rows 4–9: Repeat Rows 2 and 3
Row 10: Repeat Row 2, change to color C, fasten off A.
Row 11: Repeat Row 3
Row 12-13: Repeat Rows 2-3
Row 14: Repeat Row 2, change to color A, fasten off C.
Row 15: Repeat Row 3
Row 16-23: Repeat Rows 2-3, change to color C, fasten off A.
Row 24-31: Repeat Rows 2-3, fasten off, weave in all ends.
Repeat on opposite side of throw.
FINISHING
Border
With RS facing, join color A to any corner with sl st.
Round 1: (RS) Ch 1, 2 sc in corner, *sc evenly across side of throw in a multiple of 6 + 3**, 3 sc in corner, turn 90 degrees; repeat from * around ending at **, sc in first corner, sl st to first sc, do not turn.
Round 2: (Stacked dc, 3 dc) in first sc, *[skip 2 sc, sc in next sc, skip 2 sc, 5 dc in next] repeat from * across edge to last 6 sc before corner, skip 2 sc, sc in next sc, skip 2 sc**, 7 sc in center sc of corner; repeat from * around ending at **, 3 dc in first sc, sl st to top of stacked dc, change to G, fasten off A, do not turn.
Round 3: Ch 1, (sc, ch 1, sc) in first dc, sc in next 2 dc, *[skip next dc, 3 dc spike over next sc in st 1 row below, skip next dc, sc in next dc, (sc, ch 1, sc) in next dc, sc in next dc] repeat across to last sc before corner, 3 dc spike over next sc in st 1 row below, skip next dc, sc in next 2 dc**, (sc, ch 1, sc) in next dc, sc in next 2 dc; repeat from * around ending at **, sl st to first sc, fasten off, weave in ends.
Flower
Make 5
With color D, ch 4.
Round 1: (RS) 11 dc in 4th ch from hook (skipped ch count as dc), sl st to top of beginning ch, change to F, do not turn– 12dc.
Round 2: *Ch 4, skip 2 dc, sl st to next dc; repeat from * around, sl st to same sl st as join, do not turn–4 ch-4 sps.
Round 3: (Sc, hdc, 4 dc, hdc, sc) in each ch-4 sp around, sl st to first sc, fasten off leaving long tail for seaming.
Using photo, sew flower in place.
Heart
Make 5
With color G, ch 2.
Round 1: (RS) 6sc in 2nd ch from hook, do not turn.
Round 2: 2 sc in each sc around, do not turn– 12 sc.
Round 3: *Sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc; repeat from * around, do not turn– 18 sc.
Round 4: 3 sc in first sc, sc in next 2 sc, hdc in next 2 sc, 2 hdc in next sc, 2 dc in next sc, 3 dc in next sc, (dc, hdc, ch 1) in next sc, sl st in next sc, (ch 1, hdc, dc) in next sc, 3 dc in next sc, 2 dc in next sc, 2 hdc in next sc, hdc in each of next 2 sc, sc in last 2 sc, sl st to first sc, fasten off leave long tail for seaming.
Using photo, sew heart in place.
And that’s it! With a little bit of patience and practice, you will have a beautiful crochet baby blanket that is sure to be treasured by the lucky recipient.
Crochet Gnome Doll
Make a crochet gnome doll and add a touch of whimsy to your home decor! These cute and quirky little creatures are not only adorable to look at, but they also make great gifts for any occasion. They’re easy to make with just a few basic crochet skills.
What is a Crochet Gnome Doll?
A crochet gnome doll is a small, handmade stuffed toy that is made to look like a traditional Scandinavian gnome. These dolls typically have a round head, a pointed hat, and a fluffy beard. They are usually made with soft, colorful yarn and filled with stuffing to give them a soft and cuddly texture.
Crochet gnome dolls can vary in size. They can be made in a variety of colors and styles to suit your personal preference.
How to Make a Crochet Gnome Doll:
Making a crochet gnome doll is a fun and rewarding project, even for beginner crocheters. Here’s what you’ll need to get started:
- Yarn in the colors of your choice (for the body, hat, and beard)
- A crochet hook
- Scissors
- A tapestry needle
- Polyester stuffing
I’ve written the full crochet gnome doll pattern for you and made it a free pattern here on the blog. Follow the instructions below to crochet this cuddly creature.
CROCHET GNOME DOLL
Designed by Michele Wilcox for MarlyBird.com
SKILL LEVEL
Advanced Beginner
MEASUREMENTS
Finished Measurements
Gnome is 4” [10 cm] wide by 9” [23 cm] tall.
Gauge
17 sc by 18 rows = 4” [10 cm] x 4”[10 cm]; use any size hook to obtain the gauge.
MATERIALS
Yarn
Red Heart Super Saver (100% acrylic, 364 yds / 333 m, 7 oz/ 198 g, CYCA# 4 worsted)
Color A: #0236 Warm Brown, 0.5 oz
Color B: #0886 Blue, 0.5 oz
Color C: #0324 Bright Yellow, small amount
Color D: #0334 Buff, 0.5 oz
Color E: #0319 Cherry Red, 0.5 oz
Color F: #0316 Soft White, small amount
Color G: #0365 Coffee, small amount
Hook
Size F/5 (3.75 mm)
Notions
Stitch markers, Poly Fiberfill, tapestry needle, red crayon for cheeks
ABBREVIATIONS
Ch – Chain(s)
Dc – Double Crochet
Hdc – Half Double Crochet
RS – Right Side
Sc – Single Crochet
Sc2tog – Single Crochet Two Together
Sl st – Slip Stitch
Sp(s) – Space(s)
St(s) – Stitch(es)
Stacked Dc – Stacked Double Crochet
Tch – Turning Chain
WS – Wrong Side
Yo – yarn over
SPECIAL STITCHES
Single Crochet 2 Together (sc2tog): *Insert hook into indicated stitch, yarn over and pull up a loop; repeat from * in next stitch indicated, yarn over and draw through all 3 loops on hook. (1 decrease)
NOTES
- Gnome is worked in pieces and seamed together. Details are added last.
CROCHET GNOME DOLL PATTERN
GNOME PANELS
Make 2
With A, ch 9.
Row 1: (WS) Sc in 2nd ch from hook, *2 sc in next ch, sc in next ch; repeat from * across to last sc, 2 sc in last ch, turn –12 sc.
Rows 2-3: Ch 1, sc in each sc across, turn.
Row 4: Ch 1, *sc in next 2 sc, 2 sc in next sc; repeat from * across, turn–16 sc.
Rows 5-12: Ch 1, sc in each sc across, change color to B, fasten off A, turn.
Rows 13-15: Ch 1, sc in each sc across, change color to C, fasten off B, turn.
Rows 16-17: Ch 1, sc in each sc across, change color to B, turn.
Rows 18-21: Ch 1, sc in each sc across, turn.
Row 22: Ch 1, *sc in next sc, sc2tog over next 2 sc; repeat from * across to last sc, 2 sc in last sc, change to D, fasten off B, turn– 12 sc.
Row 23: Ch 1, sc in each sc across, turn.
Row 24: Ch 1, *sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc; repeat from * across, turn– 18 sc.
Rows 25-29: Ch 1, sc in each sc across, change color to E, fasten off D, turn.
Row 30: Ch 1, sc in each sc across, turn.
Row 31: Ch 1, sc in next sc, sc2tog over next 2 sc, sc in each sc to last 3 sc, sc2tog over next 2 sc, sc in last sc, turn– 16 sc.
Rows 32-38: Repeat Row 31– 4 sc.
Row 39: Ch 1, sc2tog over next 2 sc, sc2tog over last 2 sc, fasten off– 2 sc.
Holding the RS together, whipstitch the two sides together (make sure to match the color), stuff the body and head, finish seaming.
GNOME DETAILS
Nose
Make 1
With D, ch 2.
Round 1: 6 sc in 2nd ch from hook, do not turn–6sc.
Round 2: 2 sc in each sc around, do not turn– 12 sc.
Rounds 3-4: Sc in each sc around, fasten off with long tail.
Stuff nose lightly. Gather stitches of Rnd 4. Sew in place on gnome’s face.
Buckle
Make 1
With G, ch 6, sl st to first ch to form ring.
Round 1: Ch 1, 10 sc in ring, sl st to first sc, fasten off leaving long tail.
Sew buckle in place.
Beard
Wrap color F around a 4” wide cardboard 30 times. Cut to have (30) 8” pieces. Fold 2 strands in half, thread loop end through any stitch on Row 25 of Gnome. Tuck ends through loop and pull tight. Repeat for each stitch on Row 25. Trim to desired length. Brush to fluff beard.
Color cheeks with red crayon. Embroider satin stitch eyes with color G.
Ear
Make 2
With D, ch 4.
Row 1: 12 dc in 4th ch from hook, fasten off with long tail for seaming.
Sew ears to gnome.
Arm
Make 2
With D, ch 2
Row 1: 6 sc in 2nd ch from hook, turn.
Row 2: Ch 1, *sc in next 2 sc, 2 sc in next sc; repeat from * across, turn– 8 sc.
Row 3: Ch 1, sc in each sc across, change to B, fasten off D, turn.
Rows 4-10: Ch 1, sc in each sc across, turn.
Row 11: Ch 1, *sc2tog over next 2 sc; repeat from * across, fasten off, leave long tail for seaming.
Fold arm in half lengthwise, stuff arm, sew arm in place.
Crochet gnome dolls are a fun and easy project for crafters of all levels. Not only do they make for cute and quirky home decor, but they also make great gifts for any occasion. So why not try it and make your own adorable crochet gnome doll today?
Miniature Winter Crochet Hat Ornament – So Cute!
Introducing the Miniature Winter Crochet Hat Ornament by Marly Bird and Robyn Chachula. A quick and easy crochet ornament or gift card holder!
Are you looking for a cute and cozy addition to your holiday decor? This adorable crochet hat ornament is the perfect size for hanging on your tree. Use it as a gift card holder or even as a gift topper.
This crochet hat ornament is quick and easy to make, making it an excellent project for beginners and experienced crocheters. You only need a small amount of sock-weight yarn and a 3.5mm crochet hook.
You’ll need to create a brim using the slip-stitch ribbing technique, then continue in the long double crochet stitch pattern crocheting in the round through the body and the crown. Once finished, you can add a pom pom to the top of the hat for some extra flair. >> Use these simple and easy-to-use mini pom makers by clover <<
To finish the ornament, you will need to create a hanging loop by chaining a few stitches and attaching it to the top of the hat. You can add other embellishments, such as a crochet snowflake or ribbons.
This miniature winter crochet hat ornament is a fun and festive project that’ll bring a smile to anyone’s face. Hang it on your tree or give it to a teacher, friend, or loved one. It’s sure to become a treasured part of your holiday traditions.
Enjoy this free pattern or purchase the ad-free pdf.
MINIATURE WINTER CROCHET HAT ORNAMENT PATTERN
Designed by Marly Bird and Robyn Chachula
SKILL LEVEL
Adventurous Beginner
MEASUREMENTS
To Fit Size
S (M) — S: small ornament (M: gift card holder size)
Finished Measurements
Hat is 4.5 (6.5)” [11.5, 16.5 cm] in circumference by 2.25 (2.75)” [5.5, 7 cm] tall (not including pompom).
Gauge
Small Ornament: 14 [ldc + ch-1 sps] x 22 rounds = 4” [10 cm] x 4” [10 cm]; use any size hook to obtain the gauge.
Medium Ornament: 10 [ldc + ch-1 sps] x 16 rounds = 4” [10 cm] x 4” [10 cm]; use any size hook to obtain the gauge.
MATERIALS
Small Ornament Yarn
Stunning String Studio, Smashing Sock (75% Superwash Merino, 25% Nylon, 460 yds / 421 m, 3.5 oz/ 100 g, CYCA# 1 lace):
Color A: #Moroccan Blue, 4 g
Color B: #Galway Blue, 2 g
Color C: #Moody, 2 g
Medium Gift Card Holder Yarn
We Crochet, Brava Sport (100% premium acrylic, 273 yds / 250 m, 3.5 oz/ 100 g, CYCA# 2 sport):
Color A: #28399 Seraphim:, 7 g
Color B: #28374 Coral, 2 g
Color C: #28404 Tidepool, 2, g
Color D: #28367 Blush, 2 g
Color E: #28384 Fairy Tale, 2, g
Hook
Size E/4 [3.5 mm] or G/7 [4.5 mm]
Notions
- Tapestry needle
- Stitch Markers
- Optional: Clover Pom Pom Maker
- Optional: Waxed Cotton Cord, 3 ft
ABBREVIATIONS
Ch – Chain(s)
Dc – Double Crochet
PM – Place Marker
RS – Right Side
Sc – Single Crochet
Sl st – Slip Stitch
Sp(s) – Space(s)
St(s) – Stitch(es)
Tch – Turning Chain
WS – Wrong Side
Yo – yarn over
SPECIAL STITCHES
⭐️ Long Double Crochet (Ldc): Work a double crochet (dc) in the st indicated one round below the previous round worked. This stitch will be worked around the previous round worked.
⭐️ Long Double Crochet 2 Together (Ldc2tog): *Yarn over, insert hook in st indicated one round below the previous round, yarn over and pull up a loop, yarn over and draw through 2 loops on hook; repeat from * once more in next st indicated. Yarn over and draw through all 3 loops on hook.
⭐️ Long Double Crochet Decrease (Ldc dec): Yarn over, insert hook in st indicated one round below the previous round, yarn over and pull up a loop, yarn over and draw through 2 loops on hook, insert hook in next st indicated, yarn over and pull up a loop. Yarn over and draw through all 3 loops on hook.
NOTES
- Use a small hook, smaller gauge, and thinner yarn for small ornament size. Use larger hook, larger gauge, and thicker yarn for the gift card holder (medium size).
- Project is worked by changing colors at the end of every round in the body and crown. Change colors in the following order: A, B, C for small ornament and A, B, C, D, E for medium ornament.
- Change color at join at end of round, leave the old color hanging out. When it is time to rejoin with a new color, float the old color up the side of the work to use it. Insert hook into first st, fold in new color, pull through st and loop on hook. This will join the round together and change the color. Then continue in pattern leaving the new old color just hanging out. This method will create a float at each color change up the inside of the hat.
VIDEO TUTORIAL
- Slip Stitch Ribbing >> Click Here for Video Help <<
- Long Double Crochet Tips >> Click Here for Video Help <<
- How to Make a Pom Pom >> Click Here for Video Help <<
MINIATURE WINTER CROCHET HAT ORNAMENT
➸ GREAT FOR TEACHER GIFTS, CO-WORKER GIFTS, AND SECRET SANTA GIFT CARD HOLDERS!
SLIP STITCH RIBBING BRIM
With color A, ch 5 (5)
Row 1: Sl st in back bump of each ch across, turn- 5 (5) sl sts.
Row 2: Sl st in back loop of each sl st across, turn.
Repeat Row 2 until ribbing measures 4 (6)” [10, 15 cm].
Joining Row: *Insert hook in back loop of next st on previous row and in back loop of next ch on foundation row, yarn over and draw through all sts and loop on hook; repeat from * across.
MINIATURE WINTER CROCHET HAT ORNAMENT BODY
With color A.
Round 1: Ch 1, evenly space 16 (16) [sc, ch-1] around ribbing by sc into the row ends of the ribbing, join with sl st to first sc, change color to B, do not turn throughout- 16 (16) ch-1 sps.
Round 2: Sl st to next ch-1 sp, ch 1, *ldc in ribbing edge below the next ch-sp, ch 1, skip next sc; repeat from * around, join with sl st to first sc, change color to C.
Round 3: Sl st to next ch-1 sp, ch 1, *ldc in dc below the next ch-sp, ch 1, skip next dc; repeat from * around, join with sl st to first dc, change color as directed in notes.
Repeat Round 3, changing colors at end of each round for 7 (7) rounds total.
MINIATURE WINTER CROCHET HAT ORNAMENT CROWN
ALL SIZES:
Round 1: Sl st to next ch-1 sp, ch 1, ldc in dc below the next ch-sp, ch 1, skip next dc, *ldc2tog in dc below the next 2 ch-sps (skip dc between ch-sps), ch 1, skip next dc, [ldc in dc below the next ch-sp, ch 1, skip next dc] twice; repeat from * 3 times total, ldc2tog in dc below the next 2 ch-sps, ch 1, skip next dc, ldc in dc below the next ch-sp, ch 1, skip next dc, join with sl st to first dc, change color- 12 (12) ch-1 sp.
Round 2: Sl st to next ch-1 sp, ch 1, *ldc2tog in dc below the next 2 ch-sps (skip dc between ch-sps), ch 1, skip next dc, ldc in dc below the next ch-sp, ch 1, skip next dc; repeat from * around, join with sl st to first dc, change color- 8 (8) ch-1 sps.
Round 3: Sl st to next ch-1 sp, ch 1, *ldc2tog in dc below the next 2 ch-sps (skip dc between ch-sps), ch 1, skip next dc; repeat from * around, join with sl st to first dc, change color- 4 (4) ch-1 sps.
Round 4: Sl st to next ch-1 sp, ch 1, *ldc dc in dc below the next ch-sp and next dc in previous round; repeat from * around, join with sl st to first dc, fasten off- 4 (4) sts.
MINIATURE WINTER CROCHET HAT ORNAMENT FINISHING
Weave in all ends.
Optional: Make Pom Pom and sew in place; see video tutorial for help.
Optional: With larger hook and waxed cotton cording, chain about 6” (15 cm) in length. Sew to each side of hat to hang on tree.
MORE FREE CROCHET HOLIDAY PATTERNS ON MARLYBIRD.COM
Here are a few holiday ornament patterns and more that you can use to add some festive cheer to your home:
- Crochet Miniature Stocking ornament: This pattern uses basic crochet stitches to create a cute little stocking ornament you can hang on your tree or use as a gift topper. It has a video tutorial to go with it!
- Gnome Advent Calendar: This pattern uses easy stitches and a little construction to create a cute gnome advent calendar.
- Crocheted Holiday Barrette: This pattern uses basic crochet stitches to create a fun corkscrew barrette to add to any updo this holiday season. Or you can hang the corkscrews on your tree or use as a gift topper.
- Crochet Menorah Tops: Celebrate Hanukkah with this fun stuffed triceratops menorah designed by Disney animator Megan K Designs. This pattern is sure to be a hit!
- Quick Crochet Mini Mitten Garland: This free crochet pattern, Quick Mini Mitten Garland, is a great quick project for any crocheter! Using less than 100 yds of yarn in any color makes this project quick and cheap! It’s a fun way to make a simple garland for your home and hearth.
I hope these patterns give you some inspiration for your holiday crafting! If you have any questions or need further assistance, don’t hesitate to ask.
A Stuffed Knit F-Bomb? Drop This Any Time!
Marly Bird’s Stuffed Knit F-Bomb – the gift that keeps on giving!
Fishing for a fun and fabulous gift for that foul-mouthed friend? Fret no further! This Stuffed Knit F-Bomb toy by Marly Bird is perfect for anyone who loves to drop a few expletives every now and then.
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The Stuffed Knit F-Bomb is sure to make someone smile!
It’s a great way to express your love of cussing in a fun and harmless way and a simple gift to knit up for any occasion. Think outside the box, or make a box full of f-bombs and give that as a gift!
This hand-knit toy measures 4.5″ tall and is 10.5″ around, making it perfect for sitting on a desk or putting on a ???? Christmas tree as an ornament. Rather than dropping the dreaded f-word…you can drop the f-bomb toy instead.
For something a little different, Marly made the sample in brown and pink instead of the traditional black and red to make it more fun and cheeky.
The Stuffed Knit F-Bomb Toy is a hilarious gift and will surely make any cussing enthusiast smile. Whether you’re looking for a funny gag gift or a unique way to show your love of foul language, this toy is da bomb!
Get the free Stuffed Knit F-Bomb pattern below or purchase the ad-free pdf here.
STUFFED KNIT F-BOMB
Designed by Marly Bird
SKILL LEVEL
Adventurous Beginner
MEASUREMENTS
Finished Measurements
4.5” [11.43 cm] tall from base to top (not including i-cord).
10.5” [26.67] circumference.
Gauge
21 sts = 4″ [10 cm] in Stockinette stitch pattern in the round.
MATERIALS
Yarn
WeCrochet/KnitPicks, Swish worsted (100% Fine Superwash Merino Wool, 110 yds, 50 g CYCA #4 worsted).
1 ball: Loam Heather #28648 — color A
10 g: White #24662 — color B
2 g: Honey #26066 — color C
2 g: Serrano #24663 — color D
5 g: Throne #28662 — color E
Needle
U.S. 5 [3.75 mm] set of 5 double-pointed needles, or size required for gauge.
Hook
U.S. F/3.75mm to add tassels.
Notions
Stitch markers, Poly Fiberfill, tapestry needle.
ABBREVIATIONS
CO – Cast On
DPN – Double Pointed Needle
K – Knit
KFB – Knit Front and Back
K2tog – Knit Two Stitches Together
P – Purl
Pm – Place Marker
St(s) – Stitches
PATTERN STITCHES
⭐️ Stockinette Stitch (St st): Circular — Knit all sts, every rnd.
⭐️ Knit Two Together (K2tog): Knit 2 sts together (1 st decreased).
⭐️ Knit Front and Back (KFB): Knit into the front loop, then the back loop of st (1 st increased).
⭐️ I-Cord: Using 2 dpn’s, with 4 sts onto one needle with working yarn on the last stitch of the row, *without turning the work, slide the sts to right-hand end of needle, pull yarn tightly from the end of the row, (behind the sts), knit 1 row; rep from * until cord measures desired length.
⭐️ Duplicate Stitch: The duplicate stitch is a way of embroidering a design into your work.
Stuffed Knit F-Bomb CHART for Duplicate Stitch
Stitch Fiddle Chart Link: https://www.stitchfiddle.com/c/sjswm5-9y0m31
NOTES
- Made in the round from the bottom to the top.
- Duplicate stitch is used to embroider the F on the piece.
VIDEO TUTORIALS
- Long Tail Cast-On >> Click Here for Video Help <<
- How to Add Lifeline >> Click Here for Video Help <<
- Duplicate Stitch >> Click Here for Video Help <<
STUFFED KNIT F-BOMB PATTERN
BOTTOM
With color A, cast on 2 stitches on each of 4 double-pointed needles — 8 sts.
Round 1: *KFB; repeat from * around — 16 sts.
Round 2: Knit
Round 3: *K1, KFB; repeat from * around — 24 sts.
Round 4: Knit
Round 5: *K2, KFB; repeat from * around — 32 sts.
Round 6: Knit
Round 7: *K3, KFB; repeat from * around — 40 sts.
Round 8: Knit
Round 9: *K4, KFB; repeat from * around — 48 sts.
Round 10: Knit
Round 11: *K5, KFB; repeat from * around — 56 sts.
BODY
Rounds 12-27: Knit
TOP
Round 28: *K5, K2tog; repeat from * around — 48 sts.
Round 29: Knit
Round 30: *K4, K2tog; repeat from * around — 40 sts.
Round 31: Knit
Round 32: *K3, K2tog; repeat from * around — 32 sts.
Round 33: Knit
Begin to stuff the bomb with the Polyester Fiberfill until it is filled out. As continued rounds are complete, add more fiberfill to get shape.
Round 34: *K2, K2tog; repeat from * around — 24 sts.
Round 35: Knit
Round 36: *K1, K2tog; repeat from * around — 16 sts.
Round 37: Knit
Round 38: Purl
Round 39: Knit
Round 40: Purl
Round 41: Knit
Round 42: Purl
Round 43: Knit
Round 44: Purl
Round 45: Knit
Last chance to add any extra fiberfill to the bomb. Ensure the garter stitch portion is filled with enough fiberfill to maintain the shape.
Round 46: *K2tog; repeat from * around — 8 sts.
Cut color A leaving a long enough tail to weave in securely after the i-cord is complete.
I-CORD
With color B
Round 1: *K2tog; repeat from * around — 4 sts.
Begin I-Cord: using 2 dpn’s, place the 4 sts onto one needle with working yarn on the last stitch of the row, *without turning the work, slide the sts to right-hand end of needle, pull yarn tightly from the end of the row, (behind the sts), knit 1 row; rep from * until cord measures desired length.
Do Not Fasten off.
Cut color B leaving a long tail to secure later.
FIRE TASSEL FOR F-BOMB
Cut 8 lengths of yarn 6” [15.24 cm] long.
4 of color C
2 of color D
2 of color E
• Use the crochet hook and insert into the first loop of i-cord sts. Add one length of color C & color D through the loop.
• Use the crochet hook and insert into the second loop of i-cord sts. Add one length of color C & color E through the loop.
• Use the crochet hook and insert into the third loop of i-cord sts. Add one length of color C & color D through the loop.
• Use the crochet hook and insert into the fourth loop of i-cord sts. Add one length of color C & color E through the loop.
FIRST FINISHING
Thread the tail of the i-cord onto the tapestry needle. Weave it through the 4 loops of the i-cord and stitch the top of the i-cord and the fire tassels together.
Weave in the tail to the inside of the body.
Trim the tassels to preferred length.
KNIT F-BOMB DUPLICATE STITCH
Plot out the placement of the letter F on the body of the bomb.
Using color E and the chart above, use the duplicate stitch technique to apply the letter F to the bomb.
SECOND FINISHING
Weave in all loose ends.
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