Are you looking for an easy, knit-look crochet hat pattern? Then try out the Faux Mistake Rib Watchman’s Cap, one of my most popular free crochet pattern of all time. This simple pattern makes a cozy, gender-neutral stretchy cap that looks like it was knit. The pattern is available in 8 sizes, with instructions for … Read more
I love playing with different crochet techniques, like broomstick lace. Back in the day, broomstick lace was also known as the peacock stitch. I had some lovely Cascade Yarns Casablanca in Peacock leftover after making the Rippling Peacock Scarf, and I decided to combine the peacock stitch with this peacock colorway to design the Peacock … Read more
I’m a big fan of Tunisian crochet, and I especially love using it to make bags. Although Tunisian crochet can be delicate and lacy, it can also make a nice, dense fabric if you use a hook that is the right size. That fabric is perfect for bags if you’re like me and don’t love … Read more
A few weeks ago, I was chatting with members of the Underground Crafter Ravelry group about a summer crochet-a-long (CAL). Everyone agreed that the project should be both portable (for summer travel) and lacy (so it could be used right away). This post contains affiliate links. I may receive compensation (at no added cost to you) … Read more
An Unconventional Aviator is a crochet aviator hat with a twist on the classic aviator design. The asymmetrical earflap hat was inspired by an iconic image of pioneering aviatrix, Amelia Earhart, used in Apple’s Think Different poster series. I love the mischievous look in her eyes! The yarn for the sample was generously provided by SHOKAY. … Read more