√ Just like wearing Trix in milk on your head, but softer and not as messy. Didn't keep the name of the yarn, but the pattern is Harvest Braid Beanie by Bobbie Anne of Sheepish Stitches. Any suggestions for attaching a faux fur pompom more securely? It's a little floppy. - Crochet Technique Tips

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Home IFTTT newest submissions : crochet Just like wearing Trix in milk on your head, but softer and not as messy. Didn't keep the name of the yarn, but the pattern is Harvest Braid Beanie by Bobbie Anne of Sheepish Stitches. Any suggestions for attaching a faux fur pompom more securely? It's a little floppy.