I am going to try this anytime today or tomorrow
. This cute pouch is designed by Kathleen Sams.
Crochet Hook: 3.25 mm [US D-3].
Image used is only for illustration and owned by Kathleen Sams.
Split lock stitch marker; yarn needle.
Pouch measures 3” x 3”.
GAUGE: 14 sts = 2”; 16 rounds = 2” in sc rounds.
Round 1: Ch 2, 6 sc in 2nd ch from hook; DO NOT JOIN but work in continuous rounds. Mark end of round. Move marker up each round.
Round 2: [Inc] 6 times – 12 sc.
Round 3: [Inc, sc in next sc] 6 times – 18 sc.
Round 4: [Inc, sc in next 2 sc] 6 times – 24 sc.
Round 5: [Inc, sc in next 3 sc] 6 times – 30 sc.
Round 6: [Inc, sc in next 4 sc] 6 times – 36.
Round 7: [Inc, sc in next 5 sc] 6 times – 42.
Rounds 8-20: Sc in each sc around. At the end of Round 20, join with a slip st in next sc.
Round 21:q Ch 4 (counts as a dc and ch-1), skip next sc, *dc in next sc, ch 1, skip next sc; repeat from * around; join with a slip st in 3rd ch of ch-3.
Round 22: Ch 1, 2 sc in each ch-1 space around; join with a slip st in first sc. Fasten off. Weave in ends. Make 1 or 2 twisted cords starting with a 3-yard length of yarn for each. Bring the cut ends together and tie a knot close to the ends forming a large loop. Secure the knotted end to a stable surface or have a friend hold the end. Slip a pencil into the loop and hold the yarn just below the loop and the pencil. Holding the yarn taut, twirl the pencil, thereby twisting the yarn, until the entire length is tightly twisted and begins to twist back upon itself. Bring the loop end and the knotted end together. Tie with an overhand knot. Trim the ends. Smooth out the kinks so that the cord lies flat and is evenly twisted along its length. Weave each cord through the ch-1 spaces of Round 21 (in opposite directions if using 2). Knot ends of cord together; trim ends.
Ah finally, it turned out round. My first crochet ball. 
Just did few leaves today using different yarn colors and attached these leaves to a dried branch of grape tree. I got the idea and instructions from:
Mine accidentaly came out oval shaped instead of round. I only needed to try how to crochet a ball so I followed the instructions from the link mentioned below sadly my ball did not turn out round, it's oval ( very funny ). Well nothing's harm on trying, I guess I haven't followed the instructions well. My crochet ball looks like more of a hanging cocoon. lol! I think I skipped some stitches while finishing, it's decreased so it turned long.
I am going to try this anytime today or tomorrow.
I have a black metallic/iron headband (1 cm thin). It's color has faded so I decided to improvise it for my daughter. 
This is the latest one I've done, I intended to crochet a pouch and thought of putting a strap so it can be used a side bag too, but the strap can be kept inside the pouch if I prefer to use it as a pouch. I really like this one cos the outcome is better than my previous work.
This one is actually one of the first crochet work I've done. 
I did 2 solid granny squares (5 rounds each) on this one following the pattern of Teresa Richardson. I just used a dark red yarn instead of a pink one. Then for the side part I did 2 rows of double crochet with a length of 30 cms. using a pink yarn for a contrast color. I used black yarn to attach the pink side and the solid granny square together.
