This pattern creates a rectangular tote bag with sturdy handles whose moderately stretchy body measures 13” wide by 14” long. The tote has an ocean wave pattern that starts at the base with the black depths of the sea and shades upwards to the light blue of the surface and a pale gray sky.

This pattern is for a tote bag with handles and an optional cross-body strap. It is constructed of hexagonal motifs with sturdy single crochet handles and strap. Optional iron-on patches can decorate this bag if desired. Six coordinating colors have been used in each sample tote, and one skein of each was required. I recommend a worsted weight ...

To make this market tote with handles and a cross-body strap, I used about 215 yards of worsted weight yarn. I used a half skein of Lion Brand Mandala Tweed Stripes in White Elephant to make a medium-sized bag, but any worsted weight yarn that is not too stretchy should work well. I used an H hook and worked in rounds throughout. This bag is ea...

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This hexagon granny square steering wheel cover is perfect for a standard 14-15” diameter wheel, and adjustable for other sizes. The motif is a wildflower, and I used 11 motifs and corset-style lacing to secure the cover to the wheel.

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This pattern combines two staggered rows of ridged DC BLO hexagons to make a cowl.

This textured faux-cable keyhole scarf can be made in any worsted weight or aran weight yarn. I used two 220yd skeins of Cloudborn Fibers Superwash Merino Worsted Twist in Celtic Sea for my prototype. I used about 3/4 of the second skein, but had enough left over to add tassels if I’d wanted to. This is a scarf meant to lie flat under a coat. K...

Two complementary Best Friends Cowls in a snuggly hug of yarn. Adult Small and Adult Large available.