Introducing a guest design by Skeins and Stitches Co.
The Frozen Lakes Cape is currently written in one size, but it is extremely easy to customize by adding a few stitches or skipping a few decreases.
Using weight 6 – super bulky weight yarn and a 12mm hook makes this project a quick and easy project.
Introducing a guest design by Noor’s Knits.
This pattern is for a fun beginner-friendly Tunisian crochet kids scarf. It’s the perfect scarf for your little one to cozy up for this winter!
You can make it shorter or continue for a few more inches to make it longer. The polar pup afterthought pockets add a super cute and cozy touch!
The Winter Hygge Crochet blog hop is a crochet pattern collection that features 2 new patterns each day as a free download for 24 hours.
If you’ve missed out on days or just would love to grab all patterns right away?
Find all 28 patterns featured in the blog hop + 4 bonus crochet patterns in the bundle!
Everyone has that one crochet project that they use (or wear) constantly.
It’s the perfect blend of classic, but not boring; modern, but not overly trendy.
These favorites were our inspiration for Your Everyday Classics collection. In it, you’ll find 12 exclusive crochet patterns from Knitting With Chopsticks, E’Claire Makery and me, all designed to be your new go-to piece.
We’ve covered the gamut from sweaters, blankets, and a vest, to socks, a headband, and more!
If you’ve never worn a cowl before, you are missing out. Your Weekday Cowl is an easy crochet pattern to try your hand at this piece that feels like a big warm hug for your face and neck.
The design is anything but boring, featuring the Mosaic Crochet Technique, but it’s easier than it looks!
Worked in the round, this cowl is completely seamless, and sized for everyone with the ability to make adjustments.
The modern color pattern brightens up a chilly day, all while keeping the cold out.
A question I often get asked is “How to choose size when crocheting a garment?”.
It’s all tied up to wanting to crochet something that actually fits.
You’re in luck, because I’m about to share my favorite tips with you!
Made up of multiple granny squares crocheted together, Your Sunday Shawl is a modern take on a classic accessory.
The contrasting grid adds visual interest while the corner tassels help this shawl transition seamlessly into a fun oversized scarf.
It’s the perfect piece to keep in your car for chilly restaurants, or throw in your bag on the way to the farmer’s market.
Don’t let the intricate look scare you– the detailed instructions break it down into easy steps.
The crochet Clover Leaf Granny Square is made up of 50 clover leaf crochet granny squares, 25 on each side.
You can make them in any colors you’d like & make a lovely crochet pillow.
This pillow is the perfect home decor crochet project & a great way to include crochet into your home.
You’re going to love these Easy Warm Winter Mittens! They’re such a great pair of mittens to keep your hands warm, as well as a fun crochet make.
This is a great pattern for mittens to advance to after you learn how to crochet.
Crochet mitten patterns are great for winter and such a lovely winter accessory.
You are now viewing the Forest Rug by guest designer Pukapuka..
This tapestry crochet rug, made with two colors of cotton cord, may be the perfect addition to your rustic bedroom, cabin-style living room or any other space that needs some nature-inspired warming floor decoration.
I designed this pattern last summer, that we spent in an over 100 years old cottage in a small village in the middle of the forest in northern Poland. However, I think that thanks to its minimalistic look it will fit great in modern spaces as well!
The Sand to Sea Shawl was in idea born October 2019 while sitting in the floor of Georgia’s first yarn bus. I was sitting with a friend during a local festival squeezing the yarn, when a red-haired, stylish older woman stepped on the bus and said “Sand to Sea” when she saw the speckled neutral and shades of blue and turquoise yarns in my head. My eyes grew big as I looked at my friend and we smiled at how awesome of a name she offered us! The fun started with thinking about how to recreate sand meeting the water in crochet. After lots of thinking and a few sketch ideas from my friend, I started with a half circle with bobbles for the sand, and my sister picked a wave stitch pattern for me. I had to bling it up a bit by adding some beads to the waves to mimic the crest of waves. I love how shawls are a classic wardrobe staple to be worn for all occasions and multiple seasons.
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