The moment you've all been waiting for: the release of the Hydrangea Summer Top! Using your favorite fingering yarn and an E-4 hook, you can create this beautiful top that features a boat neck design, a back panel longer than the front, and the star flower lace section -- the focus of this design. For those who don't know, my primary discipline is of the biological sciences. When you talk about genetics, you often learn about epigenetics, the way your environment affects the way you (or an organism) exhibits traits.

This crochet poncho has one of the simplest construction methods ever. Basically, you just crochet one large rectangle, then you seam two ends together to make an asymmetrical poncho. What makes it special is that you begin with a selvage edge foundation chain; there are instructions, including a link to the video. Then you work rows of crochet V-stitch on one side of the chain, turn it around and work rows of shell stitch in the other. This design gives you a different texture on either side of the poncho.

If you're feeling like making a super cool, vibrant project, this amazing blanket in the pictures below by Claire M has arrived just in time for spring! As you can see, the colors are super eye catching and vivid, so it's a great throw for your living room! What's more the finished size is 30 x 30 inches.

If you like blue afghans, we’ve got the best project for you! Check out this stunning blanket in the pictures below, isn’t it just the best? It's sure to be your new favorite baby blanket pattern. It's fast, fun, and easy, is there anything better? The finished size is a 35.5” square.

This beautiful baby blanket in the pictures below is full of soft, delicate texture, that will keep your baby warm and super cozy, while still being breathable, so it's a fantastic gift for the future parents! If you know basic crochet stitches, go for it and don't forget to let me know in the comments which colors you've used!

Are you ready to bring some colors into your life with this gorgeous blanket in the pictures below? It's made by thepatchworkheart and the finished size is 90x110cm, but it will be a bit bigger with the border (which is totally up to you, so have fun!).

This gorgeous baby blankie in the pictures below was created by the super talented Heather Hamlin. It uses the box stitch, which is super intuitive and very fun to make, so let's have some fun, shall we? The finished size is approximately 30 in x 42 in, but it's very easy to resize.

Perfect for those chilly days, this gloriously chunky pattern will make a great addition to your crochet garment wardrobe. Stylish and modern, easy to wear an even easier to make, the basketweave stitch detail is packed with texture for added warmth too. In sizes from 32 - 45 inch bust, it's easy to adjust the length to suit you perfectly. Worked from the bottom up and with simple decreasing at the neckline, it's great for an adventurous beginner or above.

"This vintage look crochet sunflower cardigan coat pattern is great for all the flower granny square lovers and for all those who love sunflowers and long hooded cardigans with side slits! I love these colors for a fall themed cardigan! The sunflower granny square is easy to make as it's only 4 rounds. This free pattern is beginner friendly, comes in 9 sizes and includes a YouTube video tutorial and a layout diagram as well."

"What I love about the stripes sweater is the vertical stripes running through the center of the sweater. It is so easy to make and it's beginner friendly as it makes use of simple crochet stitches. It looks great in all colour combinations. You can find the written pattern below. For this sweater pattern you will need Dk weight yarn in two complementary colors, 5.0 mm crochet hook, Tapestry needle, buttons and stitch markers. Happy crocheting! "