Cropped and short sleeves, this free crochet cardigan pattern is perfect for any season, but especially when it is warmer out! I loved working on this project and coming up with just the right proportions and length for this piece! Shorter in the front and longer in the back, this cardigan is sure to add some flare to any wardrobe! Made with Lion Brand's Comfy Cotton this cardigan is super soft and falls wonderfully on any frame!

Variegated yarn creates the beautiful colors that inspired the name for this Northern Lights Infinity Scarf. This free crochet scarf pattern works up quickly using just a few skeins of yarn. Add this pretty accessory to your wardrobe if you need something that will add a nice pop of color to any outfit. Wear it loose if the weather is nice, or wrap it around your neck a few times if it's cold. This easy crochet infinity scarf pattern is quick to work up and is always on-trend.

Stylish accessory for fall/winter days, to add some variety to your wardrobe. You can finish these cute fingerless gloves in just a couple of hours, so is a nice last minute gift too. These gloves are designed to match the boot cuffs/toppers I posted previously, the only difference is that instead of matching the colors exactly I did them in reverse. Make them both, as you like them better, matching or reverse colors. Stitches used Ch - chain stitch sc - single crochet sl st - slip stitch

Scarves that are casual fill our closets, but scarves that are both casual and elegant are hard to find in the wintertime. Many scarves look too casual or are not warm enough to wear, but this One Skein Enchanted Crochet Scarf is the perfect combination. The yarn used is grey with soft strands of multicolored yarn and metallic yarn woven throughout. This texture and color combination is the perfect mix for a casual evening out, and this gorgeous crochet scarf will keep you warm throughout your night.

Every February it seems I have the same problem! Lost mittens! It started around mid-January, right after the kids return to school from Christmas Break. And it's nearly impossible to find them in stores. I'm not sure what happens to them, maybe the washer eats them or they are swallowed by the school's lost and found pit. Well, whatever the reason, I needed more. This is how the Textured mittens came to be! Pattern includes four sizes, including a baby thumbless pair! You will need Loops and Threads Charisma Yarn (Bulky) and an 8mm Hook. They are quick to make!

Another fun and silly pattern in my Dancing Sheep Line - only these littles are dressed up for Christmas. These fingerless gloves are a simple tapestry design and come in two sizes. They're great for a quick Christmas gift for yourself or someone else. You may sell all finished products made from this pattern; however you may not share, sell, or distribute this pattern in any way, in whole or in part. I would greatly appreciate a link back to my shop or this pattern anytime you sell this item online.

I love keeping cozy on a frosty winter day. That's why there's nothing better than a good winter cowl. This particular crochet cowl pattern is fun and super warm. It's stitched up using the beautiful cluster stitch. The cluster stitch adds a lot of texture and mixed with the acrylic wool blend of a plymouth hot cake, the stitches really pop. The yarn is soft and easy to care for, being that it's machine washable. It can be tossed in the dryer too if you're in a rush! Every hot cake comes with a built in color shift. This particular cowl is to be worked in the denim mix which has various shades of blues with cream.

These simple mittens are soft and stylish for Fall, or Spring. The pattern is worked bottom up, with the wrist band sewn on separately. These mittens are designed to fit teen's and women's hands and there are notes for adjusting the length as well as the wrist circumference. The Granite stitch, which is easy to learn, is known by several different names: the Moss Stitch, and the Seed Stitch being the most common. It gives a knit look because of the way the stitch is worked.

Spring has finally arrived, well, at least in my mind. Welcome spring in this vibrant shawl. The pattern is worked bottom up and has no seam in the middle. It is made from just one skein of Lion Brand Mandala which comes in a lot of beautiful colorways.

I used Lion Brand Mandala Baby in Unicorn Cloud for this shawl. It came out as light as a feather. The stitch looks almost 3D and is simply gorgeous.