This unique and fluffy hat is the best thing to make for your girls for being so cool, pretty, and colorful. The reason behind the certain beauty and charm of this hat is the moss stitch. The flower attached at the side adds more to the extraordinary beauty of the hat. You can follow the details of the pattern and more here!

Make this crochet moss stitch scarf using this step by step tutorial and Red Heart roll with it variegated TWEED yarn. The scarf works up quickly, and the moss stitch leaves the ends perfectly straight without blocking. This pattern is for a child's scarf (1 skein), but it can easily be adapted for an adult by increasing the width of the scarf in increments of two stitches, then increasing the length as desired (2 skeins)."

"If I could name three things I wanted in the perfect tunic, it would have to be comfortable, have pockets, and have a hood. This NEW Marvelous Moss Hooded Tunic crosses everything off of my list! The Marvelous Moss Hooded Tunic uses the Moss stitch. Also known as the Granite, Woven, or Linen stitch, the Moss stitch works up quickly, is mindless to crochet, and the fabric has an excellent drape. If you've never worked up the Moss stitch before, you're in for a treat! "

This Moss Stitch Triangle Shawl is designed to be so easy and simple so you can catch up on your favorite TV shows without missing a stitch. This shawl works up quickly with a super simple pattern repeat and is in a lovely triangle shape, perfect for those slightly chilly late summer/early fall evenings. The repeat is super easy to memorize and this shawl is customizable in it's size. You can make a smaller or larger shawl very easily. Additionally, you can add fringe or tassels for an extra pop of personality."

"This even moss stitch sweater pattern is beginner friendly to intermediate. With a companion video tutorial, I'm confident it's accessible to everyone. It makes for an incredibly warm and cozy sweater WITH POCKETS! I used a super bulky #6 yarn and an 8mm hook. It's a 1 row repeat, made in seven panels and sewn together. If you're unfamiliar with the even moss stitch, I have included a brief stitch tutorial on here as well. Enjoy!"

Lastly, how about a fall-colored blanket? Of course, it's great. You simply combine three things: the moss stitch, an off-white background and earth tone infill. Truly, it's a fitting and beautiful piece for autumn.

Here is another moss stitch project idea. As mentioned, it's based on the Moss Stitch worked into a in a Square Blanket pattern by Sarah Zimmerman. The geometric illusion is super well conceived, and will undoubtedly draw in many an unwary eye. To summarize, the project uses Bernart pop yarn in ebony and ivory colorways.

This project uses the Madelinetosh yarn in Hydroponic colorway and an Antler colorway border. Should you add the border on just 2 edges, you'll give it a super modern look.

So, you want a baby blanket in elegant, fashionable colors. In fact, you want a B and W blanket for the little one. To this point, we have this always elegant combo, in colors that have come back into style.