"The Charlottetown Cowl is such a gorgeous way to use up your fingering yarn. The pattern repeat is easy, and the combination of stitches provides subtle texture. This design allows for the cowl to be worn down, over the shoulders like a poncho, or gathered around the neck as a traditional cowl. All of my patterns have been tested by several accomplished pattern testers and designers to ensure that you are getting a pattern free of mistakes and is easy to follow. Please note that all my patterns are written in standard American terms."

"Crochet items for men that they will actually wear and aren't boring are very difficult to find. This hits just right with a basic gender neutral style that can remain simple but interesting. You'll need two colors of your favorite worsted weight yarn. The sample is Lion Brand Heartland in Grand Canyon and King's Canyon. The pattern calls for an H hook for this perfect for couch crochet project that is sure to be loved."

"Poppies are definitely my favorite flower. Icelandic poppies are so uniquely beautiful! I love how delicate their pastel petals look. The pattern includes instructions for making a large and small poppy. This pattern uses a combination of worsted and dk weight yarns. You can use almost any fiber type to create these poppies. I used acrylic yarn in my finished designs. Cotton yarns produce a more stiff petal. Wool creates a fuzziness that makes the stamen of the flower look a bit more realistic."

You can get the crochet pattern to make your own bobble stitch cardigan here - called the Honeycomb cardigan. This is a size inclusive pattern graded in 9 sizes. XS- 5XL, and 2 different lengths. This cardigan is worked as 5 pieces in rows, turning at the end of each row for the main body of the cardigan. The sleeves are worked by Slip stitching and turning at the end of each row (to save you sewing!) Written in US terms Difficulty is Advanced beginner, you will need to know how to US Foundation DC, FPDC, BPDC and Bobble Stitch.

"This easy to follow crochet pattern uses only 1 Caron Chunky Cake to complete and a size 8mm crochet hook. This cowl can be styled over a lightweight jacket, a roll-neck jumper or simply paired with a denim jacket too. It adds not only a layer of warmth, but the opportunity to add your unique sense of style too! The many different colour options that the Caron Chunky Cakes are available in really give you a way of making this stunning cosy cowl your own way. You can even choose to make it in a plain colour with a chunky yarn of your choice"

"One of my favorite things to do is create designs that are versatile so they can work for a variety of people. This Kingston Cowl AND Infinity Scarf free crochet pattern does just that. You can truly customize this to the width and length that works for you. Make it as gifts for those who love cowls with just ONE BALL of Lion Brand Vel-Luxe Yarn or as a longer infinity scarf for those who love to wrap themselves up in cozy warmth. As you can see below - I am all about that extra cozy! "

"This adult sized crochet cardigan can be worked up in a day and is so very easy! It uses all single crochet and is worked from the top down! It is a great project for those still new to the craft - very beginner friendly. It is the perfect size and weight - worked in bulky weight yarn for a fast project and cozy fit. Sizes XS-3XL adult with unisex adjustments! This is an easy level crochet pattern, and the techniques you will need to know are single crochet, single crochet decrease, Chain stitch, and slip stitch."

Use this crochet flower pattern to create beautiful flower embellishments for any outfit. This would also look great on a purse or hat.

"You'll love the drape, look and feel of this cozy crochet cowl. This pattern uses only 1 stitch but where the stitch is placed is what creates a nice winding ridges textured look. This cowl can be made using just 1 skein of Lion Brand Scarfie or 1 skein of Loops and Threads Barcelona. This is a perfect cowl for the colder months. You can substitute another bulky weight yarn but keep in mind using a different yarn can affect drape. "