This is the male version of my Eternal Cable Scarf - a warm and fashionable neck wear for gentlemen. I designed it with solid cable stitches, silver accented dark color wool blended worsted weight yarn to create a sturdy and posh look. It's a fairly easy crochet project when you're used to cable stitches. In case you're not very familiar with crochet cables, I suggest that you read the Special Stitches section carefully. This mannish crochet scarf would be a great gift for any occasion.

Spring is a great time to bring sunshine into our homes and what a better way than through colorful crochet towels. Yarn: Red Heart Scrubby Smoothie Cotton Yarn Chick Sample colors: Brite Orange (20 yds), Sunshine Ombre (153 yds), Lemony (40yds); Bunny Sample Colors: Brite Pink (20 yds), Popsicle Brights (153 yds), White (40 yds) Crochet Hooks: G, H, I Miscellaneous: Yarn needle for weaving in ends, one 3/4” button Optional: 2 small black buttons for eyes, sewing needle and thread, embroidery floss or crochet cotton for smile

Made to fit an 18 inch doll, such as American Girl, Our Generation, Designafriend or Journey Girl, these doll knickers and bralette/crop top are a quick, beginner-friendly project, that makes a perfect gift for a child with a doll, perhaps alongside other doll clothing pieces from my Ravelry store/blog. They are made using a small amount of double knitting yarn and a 4mm hook. The set can be finished in an hour, so the set is ideal for a last minute gift.

Inspiration comes from all places. For me I am constantly inspired by color, texture and shape. It is so incredibly special when those 3 inspirations come together for a design that pops, is beautiful, easy to make, and just a delight to wear. This Galway Shawl uses the Hedgehog yarn with its soft fiber and colors that blend and pop beautifully. You can wear this shawl as a shawl or as a comfortable scarf for the colder season.

Finally, Autumn the Easter Bunny is ready for the Easter Egg Hunt. Indeed, with flowers next to her ear and tiny dress, this easter rabbit will be a perfect toy is you want to create a whole Bunny Family. Autumn measures 13 cm in hight.

I love this doily pattern because the style and stitches are classically pretty, soft and airy and by using colorful thread these doilies could be a perfect addition to any decor. You will feel good about investing time in this delicate, openwork beauty, since it works up very quickly and makes a setting feel softer and more sophisticated. I crocheted my Delicate Doily with cotton thread size 30 and a 1,25 mm crochet hook. Its size is 22 cm (about 8,7 inches) in diameter.

This is a one-skein crochet shawl made from Lion Brand Shawl in a Cake yarn. It is a versatile pattern that can be worn in the winter or summer. Just pick the right colors for your season. Light and airy, you won't even know you are wearing this around your neck. It has an asymmetrical triangle shape that looks beautiful when draped. The shawl has an easy shaping that both experienced and beginner crocheters will enjoy.

If you haven’t made a garment before, it's best to start with an easy pattern. The easy wear cardigan is simple to make and has a classic silhouette. Cardigans can seem intimidating, but if you find an easy pattern, you can crochet one in no time. This cardigan sweater has a boxy shape with ribbed banding around the bottom and neckline. And as far as cardigans for women go, this one is relatively simple. While the silhouette is classic, this crochet cardigan pattern uses a unique stitch. The crumpled griddle stitch is thick and textural. It really adds a special detail to this crochet sweater.

The wanderlust beanie is designed for those wild-at-heart individuals who feel called to explore, to travel, and to blaze new trails. I designed this hat with Lion Brand "Heartland" yarn making it soft and cozy, yet lightweight enough for summer evenings. Not only would this beanie serve you well on a camping or hiking trip, it would also make an excellent piece to donate to charitable organizations that provide hats for cancer patients. The stitch pattern in this beanie is fairly simple, making it an excellent crochet pattern for those who have mastered the basics (single, half-double, and double crochet), and want to play around with them in new ways.

This Retro Ring Trivet is a blast from the past. This free crochet pattern is made in remembrance of canning jar rings from the 40s, 50s, and 60s. It can be made in various sizes depending on how many rings you use. Plus, it's quick to work up and is also an excellent stash-buster project.