Tunisian crochet mock-knit cardigan with join-as-you-go patchwork squares. This pattern is great for an advanced crocheter wanting to dive into a more difficult Tunisian crochet pattern.

This This or That Cardigan is a patchwork cardigan that can be made in any color combo to represent you. Pattern is written for a wide range of sizes but the pattern can easily be altered to perfectly fit you.

This cardigan is easily customizable with different color combinations and embroidery. It is intended to be worn slightly cropped with an oversized fit. It is crocheted flat in panels and seamed together. After seaming, you can embroider designs on the cardigan. Embroidery instructions are included within pattern.

Be in style with this much easier version of the Harry Styles-inspired cardigan. This simple crochet video tutorial will show you just what to do. The multi-colored patchwork can be your next masterpiece.

Inspired by a designer coat that was priced at over a thousand dollars, this crochet coat elevates the granny square from mundane to marvelous!

You will 6 neutral shades to finish this project, but feel free to experiment with any combination of tones that ignite your personal style. The pattern includes S-3X sizes.

Bigger dinosaur fans don't need to miss out on the fun. Show off your love for a prehistoric Tyrannosaurus rex that once roamed the Earth! Feel prehistoric yet comfy with this t-shirt!

Wear the perfect outdoor covering with this Colorful Crochet Poncho. This free crochet poncho pattern is easy to make, and it's a delight to wear. The loose stitching allows it to breathe, which makes it a wonderfully comfortable piece of flair. The colors in this crochet poncho pattern are super vibrant, and they'll make a great match for your summer and spring wardrobe. This poncho is a great way to add a bright style without having to drape heavy layers on top of your outfit.

This poncho pattern is great for beginners as there is no edging at the neck or bottom. I love the simplicity of the finish. Adding the fringe is also optional, but I just love fringes. Ponchos are so on trend right now. You can make the Herringbone Poncho with your choice of worsted weight yarn, either acrylic, wool or cotton, just look for the number (4) on the yarn label. This poncho is perfect for any season as it is meant for layering and creating your own look. To wear it in summer just pop it on over a t shirt, and in winter add it over a warm sweater for extra coziness.

The So What? Sweater was specifically designed to encourage crocheters to create their first garment. The fun cabled design, made with post stitches, keeps it interesting and looking unique, whilst the construction stays simple (with minimal sewing and no shaping). This project is all about building your confidence with crocheting clothes and just giving it a go! Made with chunky yarn, it works up pretty quickly and the oversize fit means it's very forgiving if you're new to working with gauge.