SUNNY DAY MOBILE DE CROCHET

Happy Day Mobile

Keep baby engaged and smiling with this too-cute mobile. Hang it over a crib or on the wall for
the perfect nursery accessory.
By Amy Gaines

YARN

RED HEART Kids, 5oz/141g balls, each approx 290yd/265m (acrylic)

1 ball each:
2230 Yellow (A)
2252 Orange (B)
2735 Pixie Pink (C)
2845 Blue (D)
2846 Cruise Blue (E)
2652 Lime (F)
2390 Red (G)
RED HEART Super Saver, 7oz/198g balls, each approx 364yd/333m (acrylic)
1 ball each:

 316 Soft White (H)

312 Black (I)

CROCHET HOOK

Size F/6 (4mm) crochet hook or any size to obtain correct gauge

NOTIONS

Stitch markers
Plastic ring, 1"/3cm diameter
Heavy-duty sewing thread
4 safety eyes, 9mm diameter
4 safety eyes, 6mm diameter
Polyester fiberfill
Yarn needle

Deixe uma ponta longa de l ( cerca de 15cm) monte 150 correntinhas e ao terminar a
carreira deixe outra ponta longa.
Depois s dar os ns para formar a franja

-------------------------MATERIALS USED
-------------------------Blue -Light blue
Yellow - Green
Pink, - Soft pink
Antibacterial acrylic soft yarn specially made for baby,newborn crocheting.

Rainbow Scarf:
Materials:
Worsted weight yarns (any number of colors)

Fluffy white yarn (for clouds)-- I used Baby Bee "Lambie Pie" from Hobby Lobby
Pink worsted weight yarn (for heart)
Tools:
Size G crochet hook
Yarn needle
Scarf:
Ch between 152 and 252 ch (depending on child's --or adult's-- height).
R1: Dc into 3rd ch from hook and each subsequent ch. Change colors on the last stitch,
using the new color to complete the stitch.
R2: Ch 2, turn. Dc into each st.
Repeat R2 until you have finished all the colors of your rainbow. Weave in ends.
Clouds (make 10):
With white fluffy yarn, make an adjustable ring and ch 1. Sc 6 into ring and pull closed.
R1: 2 Sc into each st (12)
R2: (2 sc into next st, sc into next st)* rep to end of round (18)
R3: (2 sc into next st, sc into next 2 st)* rep to end of round (24)
R4: (2 sc into next st, sc into next 7 st)* rep to end of round (27)
Fasten off and leave tails.
Using the yarn needle, overlap five of the circles to make a fluffy cloud shape. Sew them
together with the yarn tails. Sew the assembled cloud to one side of the scarf end. Flip
cloud over and sew the remaining circles to the back of the cloud, lining them up. You may
lightly stuff the cloud if desired. Weave in ends.
Heart (make 2):
Refer to THIS pattern to make big pink hearts. Thanks Red Heart and fabulous designers!
Sandwich the hearts together and stitch the bottom halves together. Insert the end of the
scarf and continue stitching them together through the scarf. Weave in ends.
Pot o'Gold Rainbow Scarf

Cut long strips of

fleece in a mix of rainbow colors. The strips should be about 1" wide and
somewhere between 24-36 inches long. The length and width will vary
depending upon what size person you want the scarf to fit.

Use a zig-zag stitch to

piece the fabric strips together.
Fleece works wonderfully for this. As long as the edge is straight and
your stitch is tight, the fleece melds together as if it was always one
piece.

Next, cut a cloud

shape from a piece of white fleece, then mirror the shape into a second
piece of fleece. The cloud should be just slightly larger than the width of
the rainbow, and about 4" tall. Place the cloud pieces in front and behind
the end of the rainbow, covering the raw edge of the fleece.
Next, you'll need to make the pot o' gold that everyone knows sits at the
end of the rainbow.

Size the pot so that the

top of the pot when finished is just slightly larger than the width of the
rainbow. Round out the pot below the rim, leaving a little extra fabric at
the rim to form a cuff.

Stitch the pot, turn,

and flip down the cuff.

Next, insert about an

inch of the unfinished end of the rainbow into the top of the pot. Pin the
rainbow onto one side only of the pot.

Stitch a seam around

the rim of the pot, securing the rainbow to one side. The top of the pot
should be open to one side.

Add a piece of Velcro

to the inside rim of the pot.

And that's it, you're

done! Isn't it lovely??