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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.
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Trifle is a fun cowl to make. Every section is worked in a different stitch which makes this project very hard to put down. It has a gorgeous texture and since it is worked in the round, there is no seaming. I worked the sample in 2 colors but it would be lovely in more, or even in just a single color. Your options are endless.
If you use a yarn with elastic in it you will find it easily stretches over every head. But if not, the stitch patterns were used because they all work within the same stitch multiple, so you can lengthen it to your liking!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
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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.
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Super sweet Summer Flowers is a cowl that works in every season. Worked with one skein of fingering weight yarn and a two-row repeat you will find this cowl not only super-fast to make, but also easily adjustable. The beauty is in it’s simplicity!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
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Spring Blossom is a cozy cowl perfect for your stash’s single skeins of variegated yarns! Worked up with a cozy fingering weight yarn, this cowl twirls through rounds with a delightful 3-row pattern, making it a speedy project and a fun one. Let your imagination run wild and decide: what color will your Spring Blossom cowl be?
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern only. | 4 pages
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The Sampler Cowl is a must-have accessory for any crocheter. This stunning cowl is crocheted with three different stitches, incorporating five different colors of fingering weight minis. The result is a beautiful and unique piece that is sure to turn heads.
Not only is the Sampler Cowl a stunning addition to any wardrobe, but it’s also incredibly versatile. This lightweight cowl is perfect for layering and works well for both casual and formal occasions. Whether you’re looking to spice up your everyday look or add an extra touch of elegance to your outfit, the Sampler Cowl is the perfect choice. With its beautifully crafted design and easy-to-follow pattern, it’s no wonder why this cowl is quickly becoming a fan favorite. So why wait? Add the Sampler Cowl to your pattern collection today and start creating your own stunning fashion statements!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
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Pasadena is famous for their colorful parade in the New Year. The beautiful roses – pinks and yellows – in varying shades of this cowl remind me of that time of year. Made in a simple two row repeat even a beginning crocheter can make this scarf quickly. Adding fun buttons make this stylish cowl a treat to wear.
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 7 pages. Pattern details below.
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.
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Ocean Charm is a soothing, sea-inspired, bandit-style cowl that blends texture, lace, and color in a graceful wave of stitches. It begins with the elegant Delta Lace stitch, worked flat in a variegated yarn that mimics the ever-changing ocean surface. After blocking to shape, the piece transitions to working in the round with a tonal yarn, using double crochet and subtle lace for a gentle, rolling texture. A shell stitch edging completes the design with a soft wave — the perfect detail to cap off this breezy coastal project.
8 Pages / This is a Digital Pattern Only. All pattern details below.
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.
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This lightweight scarf looks complicated, but really the stitches do all the work! Two simple shells make up the stitch pattern and then you repeat just one row until the
end! You can adjust the width and length of the scarf easily with the tips I give you in the pattern notes. And because of that, you can uses any weight of yarn from Lace to Super Bulky you wish!
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Glistening circles of color embedded in a soft sea of white remind me of gorgeous colorful gems sitting on a snowy white bank. The set is worked in the round using my Fair-Isle Crochet technique and worsted-weight yarn. You will love that it is adjustable so you can make the cowl as long and wide as you want and the hat fits any size head. Make it in a weekend!
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Into The Deep is the perfect blend of shawl and cowl. It starts as a top-down triangular construction shawl then once the top edge is large enough to fit over the wearer’s head it is joined to become a cowl. This pattern was designed to work with a single skein of gradient yarns but you can use your imagination to create what every color works best for you!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages. All pattern details below.
Imperial Command is a wide scarf that is simple to make with just a 3-row repeat! Originally designed for the Forbidden Fiber Co’s “12 Days of the Empire” Mystery kit, I used 12 mini skeins for a color block look. Perfect for gradients, tonals and even a fade set, what will your scarf be?
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
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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. All pattern details below
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.
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