"The Cocoa Wrap is designed for you to still look cute and “put together” on those chilly winter days. I love wearing a decent outfit…but feeling like I am wrapped in a warm blanket! It is made using half double crochet, single crochet, and chain stitches to create the simplest, but most beautiful, stitch pattern. It uses worsted weight yarn and a large hook to achieve a wonderful drape, which makes it works up so fast!"
"Make this one color granny square cardigan crochet pattern in your favourite color! Granny stitch is even easier without the color change. And these squares were especially designed to be super easy yet provide nice surface texture so you can love and wear your cardigan even more. This pattern is free, it includes a layout diagram and a YouTube video as well. Note: you can change the length of the cardigan without altering the instructions otherwise."
"The Rockland Sweater is one of those great transitional weather items that will take you from Winter to Spring and then Autumn to Winter again. It uses one of my favorite stitches - the crochet puff stitch! Usually reserved for an accent stitch but it is such a great texture you'll love to use it for a whole garment! The Rockland Sweater is one of those patterns that comes together quickly even though at first glance it may seem like a larger project. This is an intermediate pattern that would also be perfect for an adventurous beginner."
"The Sunset Sweater is a fitted crochet pullover with the coziest cowl neck. The Trinity Stitch lends this crochet sweater its gorgeous texture. Easy to wear everyday or dress up for an evening out. This sweater is so cozy and comfortable. The stitch features really pop in the light colors. The Sunset Sweater name was inspired by my color choices. Sunset is such a lovely time of night, and a perfect time to snuggle up in a warm sweater. I've had the navy and blush colors in my stash for some time and knew I wanted to pair them. The mustard and cream were the perfect compliments and created that gentle sunset look."
Next, here is a project that will take your spike clusters to the next level. You'll need to get 3 colors of yarn, a zipper and some fabric. This purse is large-ish, at approximately 10″ x 4″. Thus, it is of perfect dimensions to find all those annoying little “noseeums” that are forever getting lost in the folds of the handbag..
To begin with, you'll learn how to work up the spike cluster stitch. When you take the time to learn it, it will be useful for any project. Undoubtedly, it is particularly useful for blankets, scarves and throws. In fact any project that has a prominent surface can be a great background for this. Moreover, you can use a single color, many colors or combine numerous shades of one color. A stunning final effect is guaranteed.
However, this afghan square is absolutely perfect if you want something a little more airy, with voided out shapes.
To begin with, here is a square with a beautiful, layered central rosette that offsets the dense, varied border. Indisputably, this will be a great building block for larger projects.
