Mustache Necklace Disguise

Mustache Necklace Pattern

Courtney Wiche

This is honestly probably the most simple pattern I have ever made, and I absolutely love it. It looks complicated (lord knows I had to unravel the thing at least ten times during the process) but it's fairly straight forward and totally worth it! You can literally make these for an army of hundreds in a matter of a few hours! (Not that that's what I'm doing . . . *coughMisha'sMinionscough*) I mean, what?

Ch. 12

R1 – sc, dc, 2 trc, hdc, slst, hdc, 2 trc, dc, sc

R2 – ch2, turn, slst in 2^nd ch from hook, sc till middle three stitches (slip stitch 3), sc til end, ch 2, slst in 2^nd from hook, fasten off.


For the chain, I just used a really fine yarn, the smallest hook I had (which was a 3.25mm, I think) and crocheted it until I could fit it over my ears and have it not fall off. I don't remember how many I ended up with, but I don't think that makes much difference, seeing as everyone's head is a different size anyways. And then I connected the ends to the back of the mustache, near the top. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to message me! (The messages make me feel as if people actually care)

I also wanted this just because of Gabriel's mustache . . . because reasons. 

Experimenting with Photoshop-like-programs

I've been trying to digitally colour some of my art for a long time, and I used to just commission other artists to do it, but I wanted to try by myself. I'm fairly happy with the results of it. :)

Me (also my first attempt at using photoshop)

If I ever met Jared Padalecki . . . 

Dean and Cas

^^^ This is a reference to therandomactorg.tumblr.com They are an AMAZING charity, if anyone would like to donate. :)

Again, sorry for the Supernatural references. I can't help it.

Supernatural has taken over my life

Seriously, though. Anything I do, I find a way to relate it to Supernatural.

Half of my art projects - fanart.

Half of my crochet - SPN related.

Half of my writing - fanfiction.

It's seriously a problem.

See? I made a Sam doll. Took me less than a day. I think I'm obsessed. I didn't have a pattern for the doll, and I didn't write it down while I was making him because I knew I would never make another one. Now I wish I'd written it down, because I really want to make a matching Dean . . .

As for the blanket, I've been working on it on and off for over 6 months. No pattern either.

Get me help.

Cat Corpse Hat

Cat Corpse Hat

Courtney Wiche

I decided to make this hat because I seriously had nothing better to do. I’d watched every episode of Supernatural—three times—and I couldn’t concentrate on reading or writing or drawing, so I grabbed my notebook full of To-Make-Sketches, and just decided I wanted to make a cat that sits on my head. I had wanted to make the legs really long so that they hung down, but that didn’t work out, obviously . . .

Body/Hat:

Magic circle
R1: Ch 2. 6 hdc (6)
R2: 2 hdc in each stitch (12)
R3: 1 hdc in next st, 2 HDC in the next (18)
R4: 1 hdc in next 2 sts, 2 hdc in the next (24)
R5: 1 hdc in the next 3 sts, 2 hdc in the next (30)
R6: 1 hdc in the next 4 sts, 2 hdc in the next (36)
R7: 1 hdc in the next 5 sts, 2 hdc in the next (42)
R8: 1 hdc in the next 6 sts, 2 hdc in the next (48)
R9: 1 hdc in the next 7sts, 2 hdc in the next (54)
R10-23: hdc across (54)

            Fasten off

            NOTE: You can make it shorter or longer just by taking away or adding more rows

Head:

Ch 16

R1: sc in 2^nd ch from hook, sc to end (15)

R2-9: ch 1, sc to end (15)

R10: sc2tog at each end of row, sc across (13)

R11: sc2tog at each end of row, sc across (11)

R12: sc2tog at each end of row, sc across (9)

R13: sc2tog at each end of row, sc across (7)

R14: sc 2 in first stitch, sc to end of row, sc 2 in last st (9)

R15: sc 2 in first stitch, sc to end of row, sc 2 in last st (11)

R16: sc 2 in first stitch, sc to end of row, sc 2 in last st (13)

R17: sc 2 in first stitch, sc to end of row, sc 2 in last st (15)

R18-26: ch 1, sc to end (15)

                Fasten off

Front Legs (Make 2):

Magic circle

R1: ch 2. 6 hdc (DO NOT JOIN)

R2: 2 hdc in each (12)

R3: 1 hdc, 2 hdc in each (18)

R4: *4 hdc, hdc2tog in next two stitches* (15)

R5: hdc around (15)

R6: *3 hdc, hdc2tog in next two stitches* (12)

R7-18: hdc around (12)

                Fasten off

Back Legs (Make 2):

Magic circle

R1: ch 2. 6 hdc (6)

R2: 2 hdc in each (12)

R3: 1 hdc, 2 hdc in each (18)

R4: hdc around (18)

R5: 4 hdc, hdc2tog in next two stitches (15)

R6: hdc around (15)

R7: hdc 1, sc 3, hdc 6, dc 1, tc 3, dc 1

R8: 3 hdc, hdc2tog in next two stitches (12)

R9-20: hdc  around (12)

                Fasten off

Tail:

Magic circle

R1: 6 hdc (6)

R2: 2 hdc in each st (12)

R3-8: hdc around (12)

R9: 1 hdc, 4 sc, 2 hdc, 4 dc, 1 hdc

R10-25: hdc around

Stuff the extremities. For me, I put lots of stuffing in the head, tail and back legs, but only put a little in the front legs so they didn’t hang weirdly. ^-^ Sew on where you feel they look best, and voila! You have a cat on your hat. :D