This pattern is one size, with the scarf running approximately 30″ long at the spine and 40″ across. You can expect some give and take in sizing based on variation within yarn weights and on your tension. A recommended gauge is listed to help get the size you desire, but if you prefer a shawl version - a little longer, wider, and with more drape - the instructions for that modification are included in the PDF available for purchase in my Ravelry store. As it is, the scarf version is the one I plan to wear all fall and winter - ya know, with my skinny jeans, boots, and pumpkins spice latte (yes, that counts as an accessory, in my book!).

Autumn is my favorite time of year … I just love the sun-filled days, the cool nights, and of course the colorful and crisp leaves! It's the perfect time to work up this Leaf Tunisian Crochet Dishcloth Pattern … although I think leaf decor is beautiful all year long! If you're new to Tunisian crochet or just want a bit of a refresher, the pattern includes a link to the free series Learn Tunisian Crochet in a Week!

Following a basic purse pattern, this Ruby Red Crochet Purse is super simple to make. This easy crochet project includes instructions on how to personalize this purse using your own choice of stitch.

This simple triangle wrap is made with beautiful worsted weight yarn and works up very quickly! Inspired by the American landscape, the colors are perfect for fall or any time during the colder months. This wrap can be used as a shawl or scarf and it's easy to make in any size that you want! The video tutorial and written pattern will walk you through crocheting each row. Perfect for gift giving or just as a gift to yourself!

Using cotton worsted weight yarn this dishcloth pattern is a quick crochet project. They make a great handmade gift idea that you finish in one evening. The Combo stitch uses a combo of single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet to create the pattern that gives an almost shell like appearance. This pattern can be made in a set of dishcloths or just a single dishcloth. You can also use this as a washcloth instead of a dishcloth if you would like.

I named this crochet bag pattern the On the Bias Tote Bag, not because of how I worked the design (it's worked in rows), but because of how it appears after it's folded and seamed. The finished bag looks like it was worked on the bias, but the rectangle of the bag is constructed by working back and forth in simple rows. The combination of Lion Brand Yarn's 24/7 cotton and simple crochet stitches give this crochet market bag its classic appeal. And the addition of a simple macrame pattern at each end of the strap, along with the wooden beads, give it a fun, boho vibe.

The What You Love Shawl is crocheted from the center out in a triangle shape that expands as you add more rows. It uses a mix of stitches to create a cozy and stylish accessory you will be proud to wear everywhere. Drape it around your shoulders for warmth or wrap it around your neck as a trendy triangle scarf, you decide. Pick a few colors you love and get started on this fun project today.

The 'Wavy Lines' Dishcloth is quick and easy project, great for gift giving. You'll need just one ball of cotton yarn (approx. 100 yards) to make one dishcloth. Dress up your kitchen with a pop of color, and (maybe) it will make cleaning more fun. No promises though!

Bags come in all various sizes and styles, but crossbody bags are our favorite. This Classic Crossbody Bag is easy to carry and big enough to fit your daily essentials, and then some. This style of bag eliminates possible shoulder pain that over-the-shoulder purses usually can cause. Use any color yarn you want to complete this free crochet pattern. Straps are attached from the inside of the bag. Once you've completed the pattern, you can add a variety of embellishments including a zipper, decorative button, fabric lining, or a snap closure.