This simple puff scarf is one of my favorite projects this year. It uses a super simple two row repeat that gives a beautiful texture and creates just enough variety to not get bored working those long scarf rows. The pattern is completely free here, with a video tutorial to walk you through the pattern!
This scarf uses a one-row repeat to create a beautiful lacey scarf. You only need to know three stitches – chain, half double crochet, and double crochet. I made my scarf wide and extra long, with a colorblock pattern, but you can easily customize your scarf to match your personal style. Free pattern below, including
Summer is coming, and this cute summer crop top crochet pattern is calling! This one is a free pattern on the blog. I love the i-cord lace-up back details and the fun, simple texture of the stitch. Read on for more details and to get the free pattern.
The first time I saw the Tunisian Crochet Smock Stitch, it was love at first sight! I knew I had to make some designs with this stunning stitch. The Tunisian Smock Stitch Hand Towel and Washcloth Set is a great pattern for those new to this beautiful stitch (or Tunisian crochet in general). Better yet,
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Making an I-cord with crochet is… maybe possible, but certainly not easy, so I’m going to show you how to make an I-cord easily using a Lucet Fork. I-cords need not be solely for knitters any longer! This tool is so simple but it really makes the job much easier. I-Cords are useful for straps
Today I’ve got two books to review for you, but they kind of go together. They are Crochet Power and Crochet Power 2: Edgings, by Kristin Omdahl. For those of you not familiar with Kristin Omdahl, she’s written something like 20 crochet books at this point. I first found her back in about 2011 right
The Reversible Stripes Hat Crochet Pattern uses super bulky yarn and interlocking crochet to create a super quick reversible crochet hat. Add an optional pompom (attached to a button for reversibility) for a little extra flair! The pattern is available free on the blog for all sizes (toddler to adult extra large). Read below for
Moss stitch is well-loved stitch by so many crocheters, and fingerless gloves are by far my best selling patterns – put them together and what do you get? Moss stitch fingerless gloves! And this time they’re coming to you as a completely free pattern for ALL sizes. WHAAAAT?! Plus, today only, you can get a
This hooded scarf crochet pattern uses one of my favorite yarns – City Tweed from WeCrochet. I picked up a few balls of this pink color at last year’s Big Yarn Sale super cheap, but just hadn’t found the perfect project for it. Thankfully this fun scarf popped into my head! My daughter tells me
The super star notions bag was one of my favorite designs, and it got me on a serious star stitch kick that led to the Stella pattern set. This was originally published on the crochet foundry website (and it is still available there), but I’m happy to also be able to offer it to you