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Filigree is an airy, lightweight topper. Made with a wide-open triangular mesh, this top is worked in the round with just two increase points, similar to a poncho. We love it in cotton but imagine using a fingering weight rayon yarn with sparkle for a dressy evening topper. With a one-row repeat until the edging, you can make this project in just a single weekend!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
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Gentle Waves is a spectacular pattern that you don’t have to work hard at. Using a gradient yarn, you start at the bottom tip and work your way up. It would be beautiful in tonal, speckled, variegated, and long striping yarns too.
The best part? You can make this shawl in any weight yarn you desire and just continue or stop when it is wide enough for you!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
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Girasole is a side-to-side crescent shawl that looks complicated but is very easy to construct. Working from one end you will create all of the fabric – including the edging – all at once. With a simple to memorize 6-row repeat, Girasole, or sunflower in Italian, will be a go-to shawl when you need something lightweight to wear but keep your shoulders warm.
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 8 pages.
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Originally inspired by the colors of Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park, Glacier is a fast and fun shawlette. Work the main field in an easy-to-memorize 4-row repeat from end to end. Then add a simple yet complex-looking edge in a coordinating color. The bandit style allows for an easy-to-wear piece such as a cowl, tied scarf, or simple shawlette. The colors and options are endless!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 4 pages.
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Home of the Brave was inspired by the colors of the original yarn used. I love creating projects for the American patriotic holidays and when I saw this kit of minis, I knew I needed to create something special!
Using an easy-to-memorize 8-row repeat of stitches, Home of the Brave’s main body has a beautiful lacework of undulating arrowheads with a pointed shell border. I used every last inch (and won at yarn chicken) of the kit in a gradient of red, white, and blue. I wanted something that could be a dramatic shawl or an extra-long scarf that I could wind multiple times to give different looks. But you can change the length and/or width just by adding or subtracting repeats as stated in the notes. It is a fast crochet, even at its original length, but the pattern will keep even the most advanced crocheter engaged.
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
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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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.
Every late January, I find myself asking, “Is it spring yet?”. This shawl will make sure that I have my spring feels every day I wear it! Made in three sections with blocks of bold, spring colors, you cannot help but smile when you look at it. Worked from the top down in a simple half-circle construction, you will get to stretch your wings into lace and a fun edge. What color combination will you choose?
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 8 pages.
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Who doesn’t love a good donut?
It’s All About the Donuts is the shawl that makes your wardrobe fun! Designed with 12 donut-sprinkle-inspired fingering weight mini skeins and a warm, baked, dough-inspired full-sized skein of fingering weight yarn to tie them all together – you will love this shawl.
The minis are used in groups of threes with front post stitches and alternating colors. This gives you the illusion of “sprinkles” just like on your favorite donut flavor. The honey brown brings a little subtlety to tone down the bright colors when needed. A beautiful and simple lace edging ties it all together.
Missed the original kit this pattern was designed for? Grab a set of 12 mini skeins and a coordinating full-sized hank, or make your own color combination. The sky is the limit!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 8 pages.
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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!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 3 pages. All pattern details below.
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!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 2 pages. All pattern details below.
Lilacs Forever is the ultimate romantic shawl! Crocheted in deep lilac fingering weight yarn, this shawl features a simple yet stunning openwork pattern that is perfect for the cool evenings of spring. The showstopper? A ruffled shell edging, seamlessly crocheted with a 4-row repeat alongside the main body. You’ll love how fast it is to make and the versatility it brings. Its elegance made it easy!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 8 pages.
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Starting with humble beginnings, Limitless becomes an addictive shawl that slowly unfolds into an adventurous lace pattern that you won’t want to stop! Although created with 2 coordinating colors of yarn to give visual interest and pops of color, its construction lends itself to solids, gradients and even custom striping. The options are literally limitless!
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 8 pages.
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The Little Blessings Blanket Duo brings you two beautiful new crochet patterns perfect for stitching during the quiet winter months. This e-book features the Shades of Pink and Blue blanket — a sweet, classic design finished with your choice of simple or scalloped edging — along with the fast-to-finish WeekendBaby Blanket, a soothing V-stitch project you can complete in just a couple of days. Each pattern includes clear written instructions and photo support to guide you every step of the way, making these blankets joyful to create for baby gifts, charity, or special keepsakes.
The Little Blessings Blanket Duo is an e-book. There is no printed version for this release. Your purchase includes two individual PDF patterns, delivered on their scheduled release dates in January 2026. Cozy up, choose your yarn, and enjoy creating these warm and comforting baby blankets all winter long.
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This will be your favorite market bag ever. Made in the round, this nifty bag folds into itself with a button closure for easy packing in your car or purse. Worked in a mesh so you can see what you have in the bag, and it will stretch out wide to carry your favorite produce and more.
NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern only. | 4 pages. All pattern details are below.
