PLEASE NOTE: This is not a physical item. This is the instructions for crocheting the items pictured in the product photos. Do not purchase this if you are wanting a finished product. I cannot accept returns on digital items.
This is a 2 in 1 crochet pattern that includes step by step instructions for crocheting both star and moon bun boopers in 3 different sizes: 0.5in, 1in, and 2in diameters. You will get 2 versions of both patterns with your purchase: one with photos and that's more printer friendly without photos.
Bun Boopers are essentially stuffed scrunchies. They are an accessory and are not meant to be functional hair ties. So even though these are made using hair ties, you will still have to tie your hair up using a standard hair tie before adding the Boopers to complete your look.
This pattern includes lots of photos to help people who are visual learners. It also includes a Gallery of Testers with notes on which sizes each pattern tester made and the yarn they used for their projects to assist you in picking out yarn for this project.
INFO:
Written in US terms
Suggested Skill Level: Experienced Beginner
Stitches Used: Slip Stitch, Chain, Single Crochet, Single Crochet Increase, Single Crochet Decrease
Matierials: Polyfil, Tapestry needle, Scissors, and a Stitch marker. You will also need different hook, yarn, and hairtie sizes depending on which size you'd like to make. For each size, you'll need the following:
-
Small (0.5in Diameter): A 3.5mm hook, #3 yarn, and fold a hair tie with a 1in diameter in half before attaching the yarn to the hair tie.
-
Medium (1in Diamter): A 3.75mm hook, #4 yarn and a hair tie with a 1in diameter.
-
Large (2in Diameter): Use a 4.0mm hook, #5 yarn, and a hair tie with a 2in diameter.
**Sales of finished items made from following this pattern are permitted for small businesses as long as credit is given to The Entangled Fae in the product listing. Please don’t use any of my photos to advertise your own products. Also please charge what you feel your time is worth when selling finished items; don't undersell your work! However you choose to price your work is absolutely your own decision. I encourage makers to charge no less than $20/hr for labor, but don’t forget to factor in things like supply costs, packaging and shipping costs, etc. Feel free to email me if you have any questions about pricing products. I’m happy to chat through my process with you. <3
© 2024 TheEntangledFae, Designed by Shelby Daft
All photos and written instructions are intellectual property of Shelby Daft (The Entangled Fae). Please do not copy, sell, or redistribute this pattern, or parts of this pattern, in any way.
