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Gift Idea

Create quick handmade gifts with beginner-friendly crochet patterns from the Simba collection—hat, scarf & wristers perfect for the holidays.

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Gift Idea

Hello, my friends! I’ve been busy crocheting away on different projects that I hope to share soon, but I haven’t been very good about keeping my posts up-to-date. And honestly, life just gets in the way sometimes, you know? We’re all busy, we all have a lot on our plates, and with all that’s going on in the world today, it can be hard to keep up. But I’m here with a little help for the holidays!

If you need a quick and easy gift, you might want to try something from my Simba collection. It includes a hat, a scarf, and wristers in bulky yarn (I used Lion Brand Hometown yarn in Hoboken Honey) that works up very quickly. All of the patterns are beginner friendly and depending on the yarn you choose, easy on the budget. And who doesn’t like a handmade gift for Christmas?

Click on these links to go to the pattern pages.

Simba Slouchy Hat

Simba Scarf

Simba Wristers

If you like, you can also purchase the whole set of three patterns ad-free here on Etsy. The patterns are available for immediate download for a small fee which will help support my small business.

I hope you all stay safe and healthy, and I hope you can find time to relax with these easy crochet patterns.

Simba Scarf crocheted in Lion Brand Hometown Hoboken Honey bulky yarn
Close-up of Simba crochet wristers in Lion Brand Hometown Hoboken Honey bulky yarn
Simba Slouchy Hat crocheted in Lion Brand Hometown Hoboken Honey bulky yarn, left side view

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About the designer

Tia Edwards is the crochet designer behind Simple Things Crochet. Based in North Carolina, she learned to crochet from her aunt and later began creating her own patterns inspired by everyday needs and yarn.

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