Some of my family members really like to play D&D (Dungeons and Dragons)… I’m not a huge fan of the game, because I’m terribly at the role-playing aspect, BUT I do love the dice. D&D uses a bunch of different dice with different numbers of faces rather than just the regular standard die (D6, in […]
The X’s and O’s Fingerless Gloves is the fourth pattern in the 2024 Year of Gloves. Spring has officially sprung, so I’ve got these cute lighter-weight gloves for this month. I love the mesh on these and they give me a bit of an 80’s vibe. I dig it.
This one really is a glove I love, and I hope you will love it too! The Glove You’ll Love is the third glove in the 2024 Year of Gloves Pattern set. If you’ve purchased the e-book bundle on Ravelry, this pattern has already been added to your collection! Wondering what the Year of Gloves
The Classy Cozy Fingerless Gloves is the second pattern in the Year of Gloves pattern set. I hope you had fun making the January pattern, the Block Party Gloves, and are ready for something new! This one is probably the most simple of the glove patterns, using almost exclusively back loop only single crochet stitches.
The Block Party Fingerless Gloves are the first gloves in the 2024 “Year of Gloves“! These fun gloves feature the under-utilized block stitch to add unique detailing to the cuff and finger areas. Read on for more information about the Year of Gloves, the Block Party Fingerless Gloves, and all the supplies you’ll need for
This year I hope you’ll join me on a “Year of Gloves” adventure! Each month this year, I’ll be releasing a fingerless glove pattern, and I’m so excited to share these fun crochet patterns with you! They feature different construction methods and stitches, but in order to keep things simple, I decided to use the
The Linked Poncho is a free interlocking crochet pattern using worsted weight yarn. The pattern includes full written instructions and a free full video tutorial to walk you through the pattern step by step. The woven pattern creates a warm, thick fabric, and creates a beautiful colorwork design with minimal weaving of yarn ends. Nobody
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.