When I got my hands on some of the original Caron Cakes, I knew the first thing I wanted to do was a triangle shawl. To make this pattern a bit more interesting, I’ve included instructions to add arm holes to turn the shawl into a vest! It works up to a beautiful, versatile piece …
An elegant “twist” on the classic, crochet infinity scarf. This braided scarf pattern is so simple to create and works up into a head turning, unique piece. In this pattern, you will learn how to mimic a 3 strand braid with one strand and how to use that technique to create this scarf! Finally, per …
Is it knitting? Is it crochet? The answer is yes! Arm knitting has been dominating the web in the craft world and I’ve seen several attempts at it’s crochet equivalent. Because of crochet’s “one active loop” nature, arm-crocheting projects quickly turn into something more like hand crochet and the ease and novelty of using your …
When the weather begins to change, and it’s still dark when the alarm goes off in the morning, the hardest part is leaving the coziness of my bed. The socially acceptable solution for an adult who just wants their blankie? This warm, squishy, cocoon of snuggles that’s so chic and modern. No one will know …
Super cool chokers (along with everything else from the 90’s) are back in style! None of my vintage 90’s chokers survived the 2000’s so rather than going out and buying all new ones, I decided to make one and make this free crochet pattern for you all For this pattern you will need some crochet …
This adventure in giant needles was born out of my frustration with the constant warm Tel-Aviv sunshine of summer keeping my super bulky projects at bay. I wanted to dust off my 12mm, US 17 needles and make SOMETHING, even if it was with worsted weight yarn. For this pattern you will need: 200g or …
Inspired by all of those beautiful, chunky yarns at the craft store and my desire to make lots of scarves really fast, this double-wrapped, crochet scarf is the epitome of, “Super Chunky.” Whether you’re a beginner or seasoned crocheter, you’ll love whipping up these squishy scarves for your friends, family, customers, instagram followers, cat, self…everyone! …
Even beginners can tackle this cable knit headband pattern! If you’ve never knit cables before, this is a great pattern to start with! It features one of the most basic cable designs: A six stitch, twisted cable. When working this pattern, you’ll get lots of practice holding stitches on a cable needle in front of …