The Pebble Rib Scarf uses one of my favorite crochet stitch patterns, the pebble stitch. Unlike in the Walking in the Sand Scarf, in this scarf, the pebble stitch is worked into the back loop to create a unisex, knit-look ribbing. This post contains affiliate links. I may receive compensation (at no added cost to … Read more
The Bulky Faux Mistake Rib Hat is the bulky weight version of my Faux Mistake Rib Watchman’s Cap pattern. It’s a stretchy, knit-look beanie that can be worn with a rolled brim, or an unrolled brim like a stocking cap. It’s stretchy enough to fit most teens and adults. This post contains affiliate links. I … Read more
The weather hasn’t decided firmly on what season it belongs in, at least in New York City. That means it’s still scarf weather for the foreseeable future. And, once it gets too warm for scarves, it will get cold enough (at least in the air conditioning) for shawlettes. This post contains affiliate links. Yarn for … Read more
This post contains affiliate links. Yarn for the sample was generously provided by Yarnspirations. I continue to be amazed about how much yarn is actually contained in each skein of Bernat Maker Home Dec. Last summer, I received 6 skeins for some patterns I was working on for AllFreeCrochet. From these 6 skeins, I have … Read more
The Garter Rib Beanie is a simple knit beanie pattern that works up quickly in a bulky yarn. This gender neutral pattern is available in 8 sizes from newborn through adult large, so you’re sure to find the right size for your next hat project to wear, gift, sell, or donate. This post contains affiliate … Read more