Grab Socks: The Crochet Way Now!
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Worked from side to side this triangle shawlette is as fun to make as it is to wear. A leafy edging is applied to the border to add flair and movement. Crocheted in a fingering weight yarn, this shawl will be warm yet light, perfect for draping over your shoulders on a chilly night or for wrapping scarf-like around your neck under a coat.
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
English Boom is a beautiful state park on Camano Island, WA, along the Skagit Bay. During the 1920s and 1930s, the English Lumber Co. logged the forests to the east of Stanwood and Mount Vernon. The company stored tree logs here, a facility called a “boom.” Portions of the storage facility still stick up out of the water. Now it’s a park where nature is slowly reclaiming the land from the damage done. For more information on park, visit: https://www.islandcountywa.gov/PublicWorks/Parks/Pages/english-boom.aspx.
“English Boom” is inspired by this beautiful 6-acre park. Designed in reclaimed fibers, the straight rows remind us of the logs that remain of the original structures. Use it as a shawl, scarf or a cowl. The possibilities are endless!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
Pretentious is a study of texture and color. Using 2 gradient kits and working them together by starting on the dark end of the spectrum with one and the lightest on the other, this shawl packs a colorful punch. Using a combination of plain, textured and lacework fabric, Pretentious is a project that you will never want to put down. Try it in your favorite combinations of color!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 5 pages.
This darling Honeycomb headband is a quick project. Because you can change the width of the piece by the stitch multiple, this pattern will not only translate to other weights of yarn but can be made in multiple sizes based on the head circumference you are creating. Increasing the number of stitches as well as repeating the row pattern to add to the length, you can create a cowl or even the sides of a tote bag.
I used a solid color, but imagine this headband in a gradient, self-striping, variegated, or even a speckled yarn. What will you choose?
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
Old Blue Jeans is a fun and easy hat to make. By selecting a yarn for the brim with some elastic in it, you can select any sort of yarn for the main hat and not have to worry about stretch issues. Even plant-based yarns that don’t bounce back will work fantastically!
Using very simple stitches and an easy-to-repeat pattern, this hat will work up in just a couple of hours!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
Working in a flat piece then seaming up the back and then cinching up the top, this hat is truly the easiest hat you will ever make. You’ll learn a new stitch that makes the fabric super cushy and warm and because of how the stitches are made, the seam will be invisible to the outside. Pick you favorite solid, tonal, gradient or speckled yarn – the stitch will make the most of every look! This will truly become YOUR Favorite Hat.
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
With a beautiful ebb and flow of cables, you won’t believe how quickly Cadence works up. With gorgeous, simple, 8-stitch cable and top shaping made in the stitches between, you can whip up this hat in an afternoon!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
These super fun mitts really can be made in just 5 hours! With cables that lean one way on one hand and the opposite way on the other, these DK-weight mitts will keep you entertained. Whip up a pair or three over a weekend and you will have fast and easy gifts ready to go at any time! What color will yours be?
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
Serenity is a beautiful, cozy drop-sleeve sweater that is perfect for the changing seasons! Meant to be oversized and completely easy to wear, its simple style looks great on everyone. A simple lace pattern has no shaping in the body and only the simplest shaping at the neck. Wide ¾ length sleeves make it a perfect transitional piece no matter the weather. And the best part – there is no set in sleeve shaping! This means adjusting the length to suit your needs is just a matter of adding or subtracting 2-row repeats. Serenity is going to be a wardrobe favorite!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
Perfect to wear in the cool weather with jeans or diamonds, this easy-to-make wrap is just two rectangles folded in an origami style. This creates a simple pullover that will become a wardrobe staple. Fast and fun to make, you will want it in all colors!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
The Tricolor Cowl is the perfect project to use those 50 g fingering weight skeins or leftovers!
Changing colors every other row while creating the stitch pattern creates a fun fabric that doesn’t have any ends to weave in until the piece is done. The final edging will hid all the yarn that is carried up the sides.
While I used 2 solids and a matching variegated, you can match any combinations of colors from variegated to speckled and even a gradient to make this cowl a spectacular piece you will wear with everything! What will you choose?
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
Cobblestone Cowl is a fast and fun project. Using two colors – one a tonal and one a variegated, and working 2 rows at a time with each color, you will find yourself wanting to keep adding “just one more row”.
Using the tonal as the main color gives a classic look. But if you use the variegated as the main color, you will have a different look and feel, that is a bit more fun and colorful!
Your options are endless!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
Originally designed as the featured crochet pattern for the Forbidden Fiber Co.’s “The Resistance” 2022, Rebel Galaxy can be worn as a shawl or a wide scarf that is perfect for those mini skeins you have in your stash. Worked with a 4-row repeat, you can adjust the length by adding or subtracting rows. Don’t have mini skeins? It works well with solids, gradients, and speckles too.
Rebel Galaxy also makes a great stash-busting project to use up all those leftovers too!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
Simple Magic is a super fun pattern perfect for a 12 mini skein set. Just a two-row-repeat makes it easy to adjust the length and it will just zoom right off your hook. Don’t have mini-skeins? This pattern is perfect for solids, tonal, gradients, and more.
Wear it as a shawl, a scarf or even a cowl. No matter how you style it, it will always add that touch of magic to your outfit.
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
Bewitched is a simple cowl done with a three-round repeat of chevrons. What will capture your attention is the changing colors after each repeat. Designed for a special kit of 12 minis, you can choose to place your colors in any order you wish or create your blend of colors to make this charming cowl unique.
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
While this scarf uses cables that look intricate, they are very easy to accomplish. It’s a quick and easy project for the first-time cabler but interesting enough to hold the interest of the advanced crocheter.
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only.
