PDF Crochet pattern for the Let's Boogie Balaclava. Pattern is unisex, one size, and should fit most adults. It features a beautiful faux knit neck that can be worn scrunched up or rolled as in the picture, and textured stitch head piece. This pattern yarn over slip stitch in third loop ribbing, and moss stitch with some increases/decreases. While it is not a beginner pattern, if you are somewhat experienced in crocheting I would say it's a good first bigger project for the stitches used.

This pattern is made with 5mm/H and 6mm/J hooks and uses approximately 250 meters of DK/light worsted yarn. It is a written pattern with step by step instructions, no images for each step. It is in English and uses standard US terminology, with specifics given in both metric and imperial units.

I live in what is possibly the windiest cities in the northern hemisphere. In the summer, it's home to one of the best spots for wind- and kite surfing in Europe, in the winter, it's home to the feeling of 'no matter what you wear it's not enough'. I walk and bike everywhere, and when temperatures dip below zero, the windchill adds an extra obstacle to overcome. The damp chill finds ever piece of exposed skin, which is why I wanted to make a ski mask in the first place. Less skin, more warmth. Put on your hiking boots, pull on your balaclava - Let's boogie!