She's got chicken legs, a crooked little chimney, and zero interest in staying in one place. This tapestry pattern lets you crochet your own version of Baba Yaga's hut... smoke curling out the top, windows glowing, perched and ready to wander off with your yarn stash if you're not careful.
What you're getting:
Instant PDF download
Full written instructions, row by row, RS and WS both labeled
A stitch count on every row, so you always know if something's gone sideways
A visual, color-blocked chart you can follow square by square instead of just reading numbers
Notes on carrying yarn and using bobbins for the smoke curl, plus finishing tips
This pattern worked flat in single crochet with worsted weight yarn in two colors. At a gauge of 4 sc = 1", she finishes around 9.5" wide, big enough for a pillow front, a wall hanging, or a patch that's honestly too good to hide on the back of a tote.
This is a digital PDF pattern for personal use. Please don't resell or redistribute the pattern itself, selling what you make from it is fair game.
She's got chicken legs, a crooked little chimney, and zero interest in staying in one place. This tapestry pattern lets you crochet your own version of Baba Yaga's hut... smoke curling out the top, windows glowing, perched and ready to wander off with your yarn stash if you're not careful.
What you're getting:
Instant PDF download
Full written instructions, row by row, RS and WS both labeled
A stitch count on every row, so you always know if something's gone sideways
A visual, color-blocked chart you can follow square by square instead of just reading numbers
Notes on carrying yarn and using bobbins for the smoke curl, plus finishing tips
This pattern worked flat in single crochet with worsted weight yarn in two colors. At a gauge of 4 sc = 1", she finishes around 9.5" wide, big enough for a pillow front, a wall hanging, or a patch that's honestly too good to hide on the back of a tote.
This is a digital PDF pattern for personal use. Please don't resell or redistribute the pattern itself, selling what you make from it is fair game.
