The Stella Fingerless Gloves use DK weight yarn and feature the lovely star stitch. The women's small size is available as a free pattern on my blog (medium and large are available as well, for purchase). For my sample, I used super soft Herriot by Juniper Moon Farm, a 100% baby alpaca dk-weight yarn. You could use any DK yarn you'd like! These gloves also have a coordinating hat and scarf, in case you are interested in making a matching set!
This around the neck winter muff is a one skein wonder. This free crochet pattern for the Warm Winter Muffs is perfect for the little girl whose hands are always cold. A perfect alternative to mittens and gloves, your hands are easily accessible. This crochet project can definitely be converted to a larger size with some modifications in the length of the string tie and the muff length. Choose any color for this fabulous and cozy winter muff.
This easy, modern "Piece of Cake Cowl" is going to become your go-to accessory for fall and winter! Despite looking elegant, this pattern is simple to make even if you're not an experienced pattern-reader. The cowl is the perfect project for on-the-go crocheting as you will have the pattern memorized quickly. And because Caron Cakes chooses the color combos for you, you skip the stress of choosing colors. This simple one-skein project makes and inexpensive gift--crochet one for everyone you know!
Keep the little ones warm and cozy this winter by working up these Sunshine Ridge Mitts for Kids. The ridging in the pattern is fun for the kids and helps keep their tiny fingers so warm. Bulky yarn is the best for these crochet mittens so that there aren't any visible gaps between stitches and you can always be sure that your kids are safe from such frigid winter temperatures. By working up this crochet mitten pattern in such a bright color, you can also make sure to always have an eye on them when they are running around outside.
The free crochet pattern for these All Grown Up Arm Warmers are offered in two sizes. They're great for layering during the fall and winter season and they're perfect to wear in cold offices. Using warm worsted weight yarn, single crochet and double crochet you can be wearing these arm warmers in no time. They also make great gifts for the holiday season.
Crochet has a reputation for being a fall and winter hobby, but as a Floridian and an avid crocheter, I've learned a few secrets for making and wearing crochet year round. I've created this quick and fun crochet summer scarf pattern to prove it! I think you'll love how airy and weightless this scarf feels. Along with the pattern, you'll also find my tips for crocheting for warm weather, as well as my advice for how to score the best deals on Yarn!
Use this free crochet sweater pattern to make a stylish top to wear on your next vacation!
From the blogger: The Sand Dune Sweater is a modern, loose crochet sweater that's designed to keep you warm at the beach, at sea or on cool summer nights. This design uses half double crochet, double crochet in the front and back loops, and loop stitches to create a wonderfully textured, light and airy cropped sweater. The loop stitch technique along the body and arms creates an airy, breathable sweater. This modern crochet sweater is also accompanied by a video tutorial.
Beautiful fingerless gloves that are easy to make! They are worked in the round in one piece with no seams. These are made with bulky weight yarn, so they not only work up quickly, but are very warm. This pattern includes both a teen and adult size. I have included both written directions and a video tutorial. These fingerless gloves are great gifts for teachers and daycare providers who might need to tie shoes or wipe noses when they are outside with the kids. I also make them for the teenage teaching assistants in my dance classes.
These wrist warmers are made as a single rectangle, slip stitched together, leaving a hole for the thumb. Made in mostly one piece, with another strand used for the second ruffle.
To adjust size, crochet more rows until glove wraps around wrist/forearm comfortably. If finished size is too big, remove rows until it wraps around comfortably.
