"Every dress needs a shawl and the Robin Crochet shawl will look lovely with any dress or outfit. This shawl uses a mock granny stitch and a stunning arcade border. I am sure you have seen a granny stitch shawl. It is a beautiful iconic crochet stitch. With the Robin crochet shawl, I wanted the lightness of the granny stitch with smaller gaps. We will use a large hook to keep the shawl light and airy as well. This modification of the granny stitch leaves a pretty lace look with a modern feel."

"This gorgeous shawl is worked from the top down in a dragonfly motif. The sample is shown in #5 bulky weight yarn but you could make this in any weight yarn; just continue in the established increase pattern to make it any size. The Dragonflies in Flight pattern features Be So Easy Yarn, 100% milk cotton. You can find the Be So Easy Yarn exclusively on Kristin Omdahl's website, which is linked here in the pattern description below."

"This is a beautiful crochet lace shawl that has a super simple, easy to memorize stitch pattern for the main body. The ornate edging plays off the simple body stitch pattern and adds a gorgeous scalloped and colorful edging. This pattern is shown in Be So Luxe Yarn found exclusively on Kristin Omdahl's Website. The website is linked in this post. Be So Luxe Yarn is 70% bamboo and 30% cotton. Kristin can't wait to see what you create!"

"This is a figure flattering and cozy poncho with many styling options including a coordinating hood/cowl and belt. It is stylish and comforting at the same time. What is not to love about that? These easy and simple crochet projects (poncho, hood/cowl and belt) work up quickly with #5 bulky weight yarn. The Simone Crochet Poncho pattern features Be So Easy Yarn. You can find this yarn exclusively at Kristin Omdahl's website, which is linked here!"

"This adorable cape is figure flattering and functional with the arm openings. This unique shaped cape is made from two different sizes of half circle starburst shapes for the front and back. The cowl mimics the stitch pattern but worked in the round with gentle increases for volume. The Georgina Cape and Cowl feature Be So Vivid Yarn; 70% cotton / 30% acrylic, #4 worsted weight, self striping yarn; 306 yds (280m) per 3.5 oz (100g) ball. Be So Vivid Yarn can be found exclusively on Kristin Omdahl's website."

"This top down shawl has a three-row repeating pattern. The edging is modified to amplify the graphic design of the stitch pattern. This pattern features Be So Easy Yarn; 100% milk cotton, #5 bulky weight yarn; 145 yds (132m) per 3.5 oz (100g); color Raisin, 4 balls. You can find Be So Easy Yarn exclusively on Kristin Omdahl's Website linked below in the description. This pattern allows you to feel cozy, warm, and chic while adding a pop of color. "

"Since it's the start of fall, it's time to bring out the heavy yarn. Red Heart's super saver yarn was a challenge to work with for me, and it took me a while to figure out what is the most suitable design for this one skein I had shipped all the way from the US. After a few trials, I decided to make a scarf by merging two opposing textures: lacework and bulkiness. The resulting pattern is a repetition of 14 rows with a pattern that meanders in a zigzag shape. To soften the stiffness of this yarn, I've soaked the finished scarf in cold water with half a cup of white vinegar for about 30 minutes before blocking. The result was a success. Have a nice and healthy fall and stay safe! "

"The Stormy Waters Crochet Infinity Scarf features a plush, rich, stretchy texture, with the added bonus of the shimmery beauty of the Lion Brand Landscapes or Red Heart Unforgettable. You're going to love hooking up this cozy piece! Information to transform this from a regular scarf to infinity included in written pattern. You can make this with any type of yarn, however the look achieved with the fibers listed above really make the pattern pop!"

"Winding Cables Scarf is a great project for those who would like to dip their toes in the world of Tunisian crochet cables. The repetitive pattern allows for sufficient practise of the technique creating a beautiful texture reminiscent of narrow countryside pathways. The worsted weight yarn recommended for this project offers sufficient warmth for this item to be worn throughout autumn and winter, while having great stitch definition and drape. The Winding Cables Scarf is worked flat, RS facing from right to left."