How To Make Breyer Horse Bonnets Two Ways

Hello everyone, in today's video I show you two different methods for making horse bonnets. The first one is a no-sew method, and the second requires both hand stitching and crochet. Whichever way you choose to make them, they can easily be made for any toy or model horse that you'd like.
Here is the crochet pattern written down.

Note: This crochet pattern was designed for traditional size Breyers, specifically the Warmblood Stallion mold. The pattern may have to be adjusted for a larger or smaller horse.
Row 1: Chain 3.
Row 2: Single crochet in each chain stitch.
Row 3: Chain one then single crochet in each stitch.
Row 4: Chain three more then single crochet in each stitch.
Row 5: When you reach the other end repeat row 4.
Row 6, 7 and 8: Repeat row 4 for three more rows, giving you a total of five rows (you will have to repeat this step if your horse is larger.)
Row 9: Chain three then single crochet in all three stitches. Chain four, skip one stitch and join the chain back on with a single crochet. Single crochet three more stitches then repeat the process to create the second ear hole, then single crochet in all remaining stitches.
Row 10: Single crochet all the way back and over the ear hole loops.
Row 11: Single crochet in first stitch then use a decreasing stitch in the next two (I forgot the name of this stitch in the video.) Continue to single crochet to the last three stitches, (I say four in the video) than decrease two stitches and single crochet in the last one.
Finally knot and cut off the extra yarn. Add the ears, rope to tie it, and any finishing touches and you’re done.

So I hope you enjoy this video and I'll see you in the next one!