If you watched my video about the problem with mass-produced crochet, then you got a glimpse at the fashion industry’s renewed focus on the traditional granny square. The Tessa Skirt crochet pattern features a variation on the granny with a circular puff stitch-centered square. This skirt is written for girls size 2 up to women’s […]
Fall is here, and the Berry Lane Beanie is ready to help fight the chill! This beanie works up quickly with bulky weight yarn. The pattern calls for bulky held double with mohair, but you can definitely omit the mohair if it’s not your jam! Sized for toddler through large adult – make one, make
The September square is definitely the “funkiest” of the squares for this year – and also the most challenging! This square is the 9th square in the interlocking tiles set. These squares use interlocking crochet in the round to create totally unique and wow-worthy designs. This square is an explosion of rectangles. Give it a
The A-Maze-Ing Washcloth is a Free pattern companion to the A-Maze-Ing Placemats set. Below you can get written instructions and charts showing both the front and back of the design to make it as easy as possible to make your own fun maze washcloth (and yes, it’s a real maze!)
I saved one of my favorite squares in the set for August because it’s my birthday month and everyone should get to work on pretty, cool things for their birthday, right? The August Interlocking Crochet Square also happens to be one of the easier squares in the set, with about half of the rows being
The Peachy Keen Tee crochet pattern just screams “summer!” to me. The light, airy lacework keeps you cool and works up super fast. This top has an almost meditative 5-row repeat for the body section, and it’s written for sizes XS-5X!
The A-Maze-Ing Placemats are made using interlocking crochet. Four complete, solvable maze placemat patterns are included in one PDF download. These placemats are generously sized and totally cool! Fun and functional – keep kiddos entertained for a few minutes before dinner, or they would be a great addition to a preschool or activity bin for
The July Interlocking Crochet Square is the 7th square in this series. If you missed the others, you can start at the beginning with the January Square! The July square features diamond shapes along the corner angles and brick-like design in the straight sides. As usual, I’ve included complete instructions, charts (both plain and annotated),
Add some geometric fun to your home with the Asymmetric Arrows Set – including crochet patterns for a wall hanging, mug rugs, and a hot pad! I love the wonky arrows in these designs. They aren’t afraid to take their own path, and you shouldn’t be either. Though you may have to fight some perfectionist
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The June Interlocking Crochet Square might make your head want to explode just a little bit (especially the first few rows), but I’m here to help, and I know you can do it! This square was a lot of fun, and my husband says it’s his favorite one in the set (so far). Below I’ve