Make your own Flower Puff Shawl which is a beautiful triangle shawl featuring flower stitches. The flowers are made with puff stitches, hence the name. Unlike most triangle shawls, this shawl has a somewhat rounded shape instead of deeper V. This makes the shawl perfect to wear up front. This shawl is made with a gradient yarn cake (fingering weight) but can be made with any yarn. The pattern includes a step-by-step video tutorial which you can find on YouTube.
The Merry Berry Collar Cowl is a stylish and cozy accessory to keep you warm and pretty. It is a fun and colourful design made with self-striping yarn also known as cake yarn. This design was made by re-arranging the yarn to create a preferred colour effect; which you will be learning too in the pattern. You will love creating and wearing this collar cowl through the cool months. Let's get your hands and hooks busy!
I designed the Once in a Blue Moon Triangle Scarf to be an easy, one skein project that is accessible for beginners. The whole scarf, including the tassels is made with 1 Caron Chunky cake. The colourway I've used with this pattern is called Once in a Blue Moon. You'll need a 12mm crochet hook for this pattern and knowledge of the following stitches/techniques: SC = Single Crochet DC = Double Crochet MC = Magic Circle SL ST = slip stitch Working in rows
In the Designer's Words: "Casual glam accessory for a cool night out."
Grab your crochet hooks because it is time to start crocheting one of the chicest pieces you will have in your closet. The Glam Crochet Wrap tutorial is a free crochet pattern that shows you how to make a stunning crochet wrap pattern out of gold yarn. This warm, yet delicate crochet wrap pattern would look gorgeous atop your little black dress this winter while on the way to parties. Plus, if you pair this DIY wrap with an otherwise simple t-shirt, you easily go from bland to beautiful with just one accessory.
This premium, written pattern is for an oversized cable scarf in four sizes. This is a profit-optimized pattern with a breakdown of pricing for both wholesale and retail markets. This scarf will take you back to a place where the times were quieter, softer and more peaceful. Wrap yourself in the luxury of this substantial scarf and feel embraced by coziness. Skill Level: INTERMEDIATE Sizes: Adult, Teen, Youth, child Construction: This pattern is stitched in rows. MATERIALS: 108-475 yds of super bulky (size 6) yarn, 10 mm (US N) crochet hook, scissors, tapestry needle US TERMINOLOCGY
The Lorelai Scarf Crochet Pattern is inspired by the TV show "Gilmore Girls" and their whacky style and love of scarves. I made it colorful, unique, and extremely long! It was designed for the Crochet Charity Drive events, so they can be made and donated to those in need. That's why this pattern is also made in a super simple stitch pattern. The Lorelai Scarf is also a great way to use up scrap yarns. It can be made in any yarn, just noting that the size will change.
The Catherine wheel stitch deserves to be showed off, and what better way to do so then by incorporating it into a cowl? This pattern will show you how. It only requires 400 meters of yarn to make a cowl of 8(20 cm) in diameter and 26(65 cm) circumference, so get your scraps and cotton together and start making one for yourself! The cowl is warm, pretty and highly customizable. The pattern is worked with Cotton 8 yarn from Scheepjeswol.
Kana the Wanderer's Cowl is a lovely accessory for the autumn and winter seasons. This infinity scarf (or "circle scarf") is soft and has a wonderful drape, and is wrapped around the neck two times. It is crocheted in the round, holding two strands of medium-weight yarn together. Using a large hook of 9.00mm, the cowl isn't too heavy nor light, and it isn't too tight nor loose. Kana the Wanderer's Cowl is perfect for exploring and enjoying the changing seasons outdoors. All you need is two skeins of medium weight (4) yarn to make this lovely cowl!
I came up with this scarf because someone asked me to help them with an afghan pattern that they found on Ravelry. I didnt want to make an afghan, so I thought why not just swatch the pattern to learn it, and thus a scarf was born. The original pattern is called Vintage Rippling Blocks and the designer has a great photo tutorial if you need help with the stitch. I made mine with slow coloring changing yarn, but you can change colors as often as youd like. The options are endless.
