"This poncho is airy and lacy looking worked in two separate pieces. The front triangles are worked in an easy mesh filet and the side panels are crocheted directly onto the front panels with a lacy wave stitch that is a little more complex than my usual pattern but I have provided a video tutorial for those that need some additional help with this fun stitch."
"The In The Clouds Cardigan is an easy level crochet cardigan that adds cosy vibes to any outfit! Airy, light and ultra-soft, this long cardigan is the perfect layering piece in any season! You can also add pockets to your cardigan or leave it plain for breezy, effortless drape. Pair it with dresses and sandals for a cute summer look or over jeans and a t-shirt for a casual everyday outfit! This free crochet cardigan pattern also has a video tutorial."
"The Evil Eye is an eastern talisman designed to ward off bad luck which is contemporarily widespread on every continent. Especially Turks believe jealousy is at the root of the power of the evil eye, whether in the form of a malicious or admirable look. Therefore almost every Turkish person has one to carry around with them or display in their home even though they think it is just a superstition. So here is a very easy and free crochet evil eye square pattern for you to use in your projects. By the way, it is called Nazar Boncugu in Turkish. (Türkçe tarif için okumaya devam et)"
"For all witches, wizards, and Harry Potter loving muggles, the Order of the Phoenix C2C Crochet Afghan is the blanket for you! Featuring 12 prominent witches and wizards who fought against He-who-must-not-be-named, this afghan is based on one of the most loved book/movie franchises and makes a great gift for teens and adult HP fans. Minerva McGonagall is the second block. Watch for 11 additional blocks. This blanket is stitched using standard C2C crochet. Each block measures about 17.5 x 17.5 inches and stitches up in approximately 6 hours."
"Hi, dear crocheters! A new way to crochet colorful motifs for a cozy baby blanket or pillow. You can also crochet a bag or rug. The size of the motif is not limited by anything. These can be small motives or one big one. Blocks can be crocheted with four yarn colors or two. You can also add any fillet pattern or embossed pattern instead of the usual posts. Detailed photo tutorial step by step on my YouTube channel
"Chunky, soft, ridges, and popcorn… this baby blanket is filled with textures that tiny fingers will love. Finished size is approximately 28”X36”. To make a wider blanket, simply increase the starting chain, or to make it longer repeat the rows. Pattern combines half double crochet stitches, single crochet stitches, popcorn stitches, and "back loop only" stitches to achieve a variety of texture. That, paired with soft and cozy yarns makes it a great gift for baby showers, new babies, and/or lapghans."
"If you're looking for corner to corner crochet animal patterns, look no further! This adorable corner to corner (C2C) Sloth is just one of six Jungle animal patterns that I am designing for a corner to corner graphghan. If you're not up to the task of crocheting six animal graphs, you could easily turn this Sloth graph into wall art or a large pillow. Just follow the instructions from my Fox pattern if you choose to make a pillow. These fun and free corner to corner animal graphs are perfect for beginner crocheters."
"Create a fun pinwheel afghan square using 4 small granny squares and rotating them around. This square can be made in any combination of colors, and joined together to form a large pinwheel afghan."
"The Modern Chrysanthemum Throw is a great color popping afghan to us up all of your worsted scrap yarn. Make your squares, and wip stitch them together in an equal amount of squares and then join those squares together with a bpdc joining stitch. This blanket uses a lot of bpdc stitches and that is what gives it that unique look. The squares are only 4 rounds and you can get a square done in under 10 minutes, which makes them perfect for on the go."
