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Warm Tomato Soup Slouchy Beanie brought to you by MTP Designs a subsidiary of Madd Tea Party Boutique Copyright 2022 Materials:   #4 worsted weight yarn, approx 240 yards J 6mm hook for worsted weight Needle for sewing in ends and attaching pieces Large pompom maker or faux fur pompom                     Stitch Guide:   sc: single crochet sc incr: single crochet increase sc dec: single crochet decrease sl: slip stitch ch: chain hdc: half double crochet hdc dec: half double cr

BunBun Balaclava brought to you by MTP Designs a subsidiary of Madd Tea Party Boutique Copyright 2025 Materials:   #4 medium weight yarn, approx 100 yards Polyfibre fill I 5.5mm hook – or whatever size needed to meet gauge E 3.5mm hook (for alien antennae only) Needle for sewing in ends and attaching pieces                     Stitch Guide:   sl: slip stitch ch: chain sk: skip st: stitch bb: back bump yo: yarn over mc: main colour ac: accent colour blo: back loop only flo: fr

Carnivale Beanie brought to you by MTP Designs a subsidiary of Madd Tea Party Boutique Copyright 2022 Materials:   #4 worsted weight yarn, approx 240 yards  J 6mm hook for worsted weight Needle for sewing in ends and attaching pieces Large pompom maker or faux fur pompom                     Stitch Guide:   sc: single crochet sc incr: single crochet increase sc dec: single crochet decrease sl: slip stitch ch: chain hdc: half double crochet hdc dec: half double crochet decre

Granny Jester Hat brought to you by MTP Designs a subsidiary of Madd Tea Party Boutique Copyright 2026 Materials:   #4 medium weight yarn, approx 200 yards Whatever hook size is appropriate for your yarn Needle for sewing in ends and attaching pieces Measuring Tape Medium pompom maker                     Stitch Guide:   sl: slip stitch ch: chain sk: skip st: stitch bb: back bump yo: yarn over mc: main colour ac: accent colour blo: back loop only flo: front loop only dc: doubl

By Coert Du Bois and by William T. Cox; - "Fearsome Creatures of the Lumberwoods" 1910 Welcome to Cryptid Corner where we explore the fascinating world of cryptids and supernatural beings. Our subject for today is the sad little ball of tears the Squonk, who hails from the forests of Pennslyvania. The squonk is one of the most unusual beasts I have come across during my research on cryptids. The squonk doesn't guard treasure or play tricks, it cries...like a lot. Roughly the

Hey everybody Lizzie has a new pattern out today available in her Ravlery and Etsy shops. Come check it out. https://maddteapartyboutique.etsy.com/listing/4439359157 https://ravel.me/pride-beanie-2 Signing off John Buchanan

The jackalope, fun, furry, and usually mounted on a wall, are a big cornerstone of north American mythology. The creation of the jackalope happened in 1930 when Douglas Herrick and his brothers, hunters and taxidermists, attached deer antlers to a jack rabbit body. Douglas later sold the mounted jackalopes to a Wyoming hotel and later a retail store. This led to the creature becoming quite popular among hunters and a permanent fixture in North American folklore. Folklorists

The Jersey Devil brought to you by MTP Designs a subsidiary of Madd Tea Party Boutique Copyright 2024 Materials:   #4 medium weight yarn, approx 160 yards Polyfibre fill E 3.5mm hook Needle for sewing in ends and attaching pieces 25-30mm safety eyes                                        Stitch Guide:   sl: slip stitch ch: chain sk: skip st: stitch bb: back bump yo: yarn over mc: main colour ac: accent colour blo: back loop only flo: front loop only sc: single crochet sc incr

The Jersey Devil, also known as the Leeds Devil, has it's origins in South Jersey and Philadelphia folklore. The Legend is attached to a forest in South Jersey known as the Pine Barrens and is often linked with Leeds Point. The story usually states the devil came into existence when it's mother, often named Leeds or Mother Leeds, found she was pregnant with her thirteenth child and cursed it. The child was said to be born normally but sprouted immediate devilish features and

Hello supernatural lovers and welcome to Cryptid Corner. Where we cover a different supernatural being each week. This week we will delve into the Shirime which is a Yokai from Japan. Yokai cover a vast array of supernatural beings from ghosts to shapeshifters That vary in behaviors they can be kind and helpful, insidious or mischievous. The Shirime from far away looks like a human but up close it has no facial features with the exception of a large eye located in it's butth

Hello cryptid, monster and supernatural being fans. Are you ready to dive into the spooky and macabre? Every Sunday we will be posting a bio of our awesome supernatural friends. So stay tuned and be prepared folks they're coming.

Baltor the Littlest Baphomet brought to you by MTP Designs a subsidiary of Madd Tea Party Boutique Copyright 2022 Materials:   #4 worsted weight yarn: approx 175 yards, E/3.5mm hook, 18mm eyes #5 velvet yarn: approx 175 yards, G/4mm hook, crocheted eyes #5 chunky yarn: approx 200 yards, 7/4.5mm hook, 21mm eyes #6 blanket yarn: approx 625 yards, K/6.5mm hook, crocheted eyes Polyfibre fill Needle for sewing in ends and attaching pieces                     Stitch Guide:   sl: sl

High Spirits brought to you by MTP Designs a subsidiary of Madd Tea Party Boutique Copyright 2024 Materials:   #4 medium weight yarn, approx 140 yards Polyfibre fill E 3.5mm hook Needle for sewing in ends and attaching pieces 24 - 25mm eyes                                                           Stitch Guide:   sl: slip stitch ch: chain sk: skip st: stitch bb: back bump yo: yarn over mc: main colour ac: accent colour blo: back loop only flo: front loop only sc: single croch

To make your Krampus, you will need the original Breckin the Baphomet Pattern. Available at My Etsy or Ravelry shop: https://maddteapartyboutique.etsy.com/listing/1002743496 https://carts.ravelry.com/patterns/library/breckin-the-little-baphomet Krampus a modification to Breckin the Baphomet brought to you by MTP Designs a subsidiary of Madd Tea Party Boutique Copyright 2024 Materials:   #4 medium weight yarn, approx 120 yards Polyfibre fill E 3.5mm hook Needle for sewing in e

Jax the Jackalope Mushroom Modification brought to you by MTP Designs a subsidiary of Madd Tea Party Boutique Copyright 2023 Materials:   #4 worsted weight yarn, approx 300 yards Polyfibre fill E 3.5mm hook for worsted weight (or whatever size you used to make Jax) Needle for sewing in ends and attaching pieces Stitch markers                     Stitch Guide:   sl: slip stitch ch: chain sk: skip st: stitch yo: yarn over mc: main colour ac: accent colour blo: back loop only fl

Jax The Little Jackalope brought to you by MTP Designs a subsidiary of Madd Tea Party Boutique Copyright 2022 Materials: #4 worsted weight yarn, approx 250 yards Polyfibre fill E 3.5mm hook for worsted weight Needle for sewing in ends and attaching pieces 18mm-25mm safety eyes Small pompom maker for the tail if you choose that tail version Stitch Guide: sl: slip stitch ch: chain sk: skip st: stitch yo: yarn over mc: main colour ac: accent colour blo: back loop only flo: fro

Innis the Impkin brought to you by MTP Designs a subsidiary of Madd Tea Party Boutique Copyright 2022 Materials:   #4 worsted weight yarn, approx 140 yards Polyfibre fill E 3.5mm hook for worsted weight Needle for sewing in ends and attaching pieces 18mm eyes for the main eyes, any other smaller sized for the other eyes                     Stitch Guide:   sl: slip stitch ch: chain sk: skip st: stitch yo: yarn over mc: main colour ac: accent colour blo: back loop only flo: fro

The Hopkinsville Goblin brought to you by MTP Designs a subsidiary of Madd Tea Party Boutique Copyright 2021 Materials:   #4 worsted weight yarn, approx 200 yards Polyfibre fill G 4mm hook (gauge is not important in this item, if you wish to use a smaller hook, or larger hook this will simply change the size of the finished product) Needle for sewing in ends and attaching pieces                     Stitch Guide:   sc: single crochet sc incr: single crochet

Lulu the Loaf Kitty brought to you by MTP Designs a subsidiary of Madd Tea Party Boutique Copyright 2024 Materials:   #4 medium weight yarn, approx 15 yards #6 bulky weight yarn, approx 20 yards Polyfibre fill E 3.5mm hook for weight 4 B 2.25 mm hook for nose only for weight 4 K 6.5mm hook for weight 6 G 4mm hook for nose only for weight 6 Needle for sewing in ends and attaching pieces 18 – 23mm safety eyes for weight 4 25 – 30mm safety eyes for weight 6                    ..

Hello I hope you enjoy this free pattern. It's beginner friendly and works up quickly. Looped Rainbows Beanie brought to you by MTP Designs a subsidiary of Madd Tea Party Boutique Copyright 2021 Materials:   #4 worsted weight yarn, approx 230 yards I / 5.5mm hook Needle for sewing in ends and attaching pieces pom pom/pom pom maker                                                      Stitch Guide:   sl: slip stitch ch: chain hdc: half double crochet hdc dec: half double croche