The Willow Shawl is a sideways, asymmetrical shawl which begins with just a few stitches at one tip and grows to its widest point, that is easily adaptable to any amount of yarn you have, or any thickness of yarn The pattern is easily adjusted to any size by simply adding or reducing repeat sections. The entire shawl is worked in an easy and meditative back and forth moss stitch pattern with intriguing V-stitch rows and serrated edge. Involving only easy crochet stitches, this crochet shawl pattern is fascinating but easy enough to finish quickly. The stitch pattern is perfect for those who love meditative and easy patterns which you can memorize easily. The pattern uses US crochet terminology and contains full written instruction and chart.

It's sunny, hot, and time for a popsicle (or an ice pop, a freeze pop, an ice lolly; whatever you want to call them)! If you have kids, or you frequently participate in craft shows, this is probably the best stash busting crochet pattern out there. This adjustable freeze pop sleeve is a quick and easy crochet pattern to make plus it sells like hotcakes at craft fairs! It only takes about 15 minutes to make! This is a great stash busting project so all you need is a small amount of medium weight yarn. I suggest that the fiber content be either cotton or acrylic. You will also need a 4mm crochet hook.

This classic cotton dishcloth is made in soft 100% cotton yarn, it is a simple to make cloth with just one pattern row so a great project if you are a beginner crocheter, a nice sized cloth which is durable and can be used wet for washing those dishes or dry as a cloth/duster for wiping down your surfaces. Make some for your own kitchen or just add a bottle of dish soap and you have a gift for someone else.

However, this one shows that you can also go along a more ordered or designer route. That said, it's still a granny, and it's still retro and comfy. Indeed, it's the color choices that really make this blanket, and the accented beiges are primo.

Who is in the mood for adorable? Meet today's bright spot: these completely cute Crochet Cat Coasters! Make these crochet cat coasters out of fun scrap yarn like I did or go for neutral grays, browns and ecru shades. I can tell you that I feel like a crochet rockstar when I make these cuties. Why you might ask? Because the entire thing is worked in one piece with the ears and tail worked in the last row. Cute, clever and fast. Really. Can you beat that? I don't think so. These crochet cat coasters are this week's favorite in my house!

Here's my pattern for a beautiful, textured and Cozy Pullover that's sure to keep your little one toasty warm this fall and winter. The texture created from two simple stitches makes this look more difficult than it actually is. It uses a combination of single crochet and half double crochet stitches, with the half doubles worked into the third loop of the stitch. This garment is made in one piece. I attached my buttons through both layers, but you could add buttonholes, if so desired. The aqua yarn really brings out the beauriful texture of this Pullover.

This quick 'n easy project will be your new go-to pattern. It's light, airy, and refreshing- just like my dear friend Coraline. It can wrap across the front and draped over the shoulders or roll up and joined on the side. It may be called a mini wrap, but it is extremely versatile.

Next, here is a geometric blanket in a simpler fashion. Overall, here is a geometric beauty bedspread that MC Escher would be proud of.

Flower appliques can also be quite realistic. To wit, here is one that is a video tutorial with the written pattern is avaialble in the form of subtiltles.