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 crochet ribbing. This post contains affiliate links. I may receive compensation (at no added cost … 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 knit-look crochet 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
It’s no secret that I love using asymmetry in my designs. I’m sharing the free crochet pattern for the Granny Chevron Wrap, a granny ripple pattern for a rectangular wrap that features stripes and color blocking to make a dramatic statement. This post contains affiliate links. I may receive compensation (at no added cost to … Read more
I’m introducing a new guest contributor today. Emily Reiter is the designer and tech editor behind Fiat Fiber Arts. In this post, she’ll be sharing her Fiducia Clutch, a Tunisian crochet pattern embellished with embroidery. If you’re an embroidery newbie, not to worry! Emily has included video tutorials for 11 different basic embroidery stitches in … Read more
The Peacock Shell Triangular Scarf is made with a self-patterning sock yarn that does all the colorwork for you. Worked from the top down to the point, you can easily customize it to your favorite size. Wrap yourself in lacy shells with this spectacular scarf that is light enough to wear almost year round. This … Read more