Made from a rectangle, this cocoon cardigan is a great project for beginner and expert crocheters alike. It is simple construction, with a focus on customization and details that create a comfy, breathable, and gorgeous finished garment with just a few stitches. It's called the “Unclouded Cocoon Cardi” because it's light and airy enough for those cloudless summer days and nights, and just feels like the perfect summer layer. The crochet mesh created in the pattern helps give this cocoon cardigan a beautiful drape with an open and airy design. It's definitely a crochet cardigan I would want to wear all summer long.

These fingerless gloves are based on a pair worn by Alice Cullen in New Moon. Twilight fan or not, you're sure to enjoy this free crochet glove pattern's comfort and chicness!

The cheri hat is a classic beanie with a peak, and an absolutely gorgeous flower on the side. I'm certain this crochet baby hat will be an instant classic and a spring hit.

This lovely doily works up in about an hour, and is perfect for scraps. It's also easy to adjust if you want a larger one, or make a bunch and sew together for a table runner. You'll need 47 yards of worsted weight yarn. I used Knit Picks Dishie. The gauge and finished size is not essential for this project. I am using cotton because it's durable, and machine washes and dries well. If you intend on using with warm or moist items, I recommend the cotton (or wool), otherwise any fiber works. Cotton yarn will appear thinner and have more definition than acrylic so it's possible a worsted weight acrylic yarn would produce a slightly larger doily.

This scarf radiates the brilliant amethyst of heliotrope blossoms. When you slip it over your neck you will realize why this gorgeous sheen of purple was once reserved for royalty. Now you can use this versatile and comfortable bandana to add a rich saturated splash of purple to any outfit in your wardrobe: equally fit for a cowgirl or a queen. Materials Dragonfly Fibers Pixie 100% Superwash merino wool fingering weight yarn (475 yds/100g/ 4 oz per skein): 2 skeins in Heliotrope. Hook size 5.0 mm 2 stitch markers Pattern Info Gauge: 17 sts and 17 rows = 4” in sc Completed Dimensions: 15” in height, 12” width increasing to a 17” width Skill Level: Easy Necessary Skills: basic stitches, working in the round, increase

The Countryside Cardigan is a boxy, cropped crochet cardigan featuring tapered sleeves finished with bobble cuffs and neckline. This drop shoulder design is created in five panels that are seamed together with optional elbow patches instructions to create a rustic à la campagne look. You can also easily alter the length to achieve a perfect fit. Versatile and chic, the Countryside cardigan is perfect for fall and complements any outfit! This crochet cardigan pattern is also accompanied by a video tutorial on forthefrills.com.

Next, here is another example of an animal coaster pattern, which can be adopted to many crochet items as you need. At any time you can make a coaster, an applique, or a key cover. Moreover, you can also make two paws, stuff and sew them toghether to make a cute softie hanger for a school backpack. Definitely, the best gift ever for small Paw Patrol fans!

Of course, what baby princess dress would be complete without a crown? Therefore, here is a crown pattern that you can use to match the dresses. Overall, this is a simple and quick little accessory that will totally light up HLH's eyes.

Light and lacy openwork crochet scarf. Advanced Beginner, and only a 2 row repeat. The scarf is worked in 2 pieces, but joined at the center, so there is no seaming. This allows the pattern to drape and flow the same way on both sides of your neck. I used dk weight superwash wool, but you can adapt to worsted or sport weight if you desire. When blocked, the lace really opens up. Perfect for cool fall evenings transitioning into winter and then to spring. Enjoy!!