This quick and easy cowl is made up using very basic, beginner level stitches often called the “houndstooth” stitch pattern. Using thicker yarn and a bigger hook makes this project fast for market prep or gifting. It uses very little in supplies and is reversible.

I designed a newer version of my old pattern by popular demand for a 2.0 oz. sized sanitizer bottle. I modified it to need fewer supplies and only 2 ends to weave in, making it even better for market prep!

This simple but elegant crochet towel ring is a modern alternative to the traditional towel topper. These are designed for the modern kitchen cabinets that have vertical drawer pulls for handles instead of the traditional knobs. These wrap around versions are also great to hang on the refrigerator or microwave handles, but they would also work ...

This adorable little crochet towel holder is perfect for those who prefer to hang their towels on the kitchen cabinet knob rather than the appliance handles. I personally prefer this method, as I hate it when the towels on my appliance handles touch the floor when I open the dishwasher or oven. I also have the issue of it being a little too clo...

Hat is worked from the bottom up in the round, adding band rounds at the end. It is written to include a messy bun version as well.

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This gorgeous cowl works up in a snap and is perfect for scrap busting. My favorite thing to do is use the leftover super bulky weight yarn from my hats I crank out for markets. There’s always just enough left that I hate to throw it away, but not enough left to make another hat. This project reduces waste and the resulting cowl then matches mu...

I named this chunky beanie after a beautiful mountain in northern Germany. The alpine stitch pattern looks like little mountain peaks and makes a gorgeous texture.

This cup cozy doubles as a wrist wallet, making it perfect for gift-giving and packaging to sell. This design is actually a simplified version of my original Bowtique Pocket. I made this one faster and easier to make without taking away from the original design.

These modern towel rings are great for market prep and gifting! They are super quick to work up and the easy packaging makes it a profitable seller. This project also is no-sew, with only 1 end to weave in.

I dubbed this the Speedy Beanie because it can be worked up in a snap! I can make one in 25 minutes flat, making it a great market prep staple. You will also find this beanie makes the perfect unisex beanie, looking great on both men and women.

This stunning poncho is sure to get compliments any time you wear it! With a 4-row repeat, it’s a great project to work on while watching tv or relaxing.

These ear warmers are made using either an Addi King 46 pin or a Sentro 48 pin circular knitting machine. The ear warmers themselves are fashioned as usual, but this pattern gives explicit instructions on how to add small collegiate lettering (non-licensed) with rhinestones to show team spirit.

This fun knot bag works up very quickly and can be made both multi-colored or plain with beautiful results. The concept is simple, making 2 sunburst motifs and adding handles of differing lengths to create the knot shape when worn.

This simple stitch pattern gives a beautiful texture without being overly bulky. It works up very quickly and uses very little yarn, making it perfect for market prep.

This gorgeous boho crochet bag gives a modern spin on the granny square by merging crochet with faux leather. It’s such a fun project to learn the technique for crocheting into fabrics like vinyl. With just a little bit of prep work, you can have a designer look that’s sure to turn heads!

This adorable bag was inspired by all the fun bum bags circulating right now. I wanted less of a bum bag and more of a purse so the bag’s items wouldn’t fall out and I wouldn’t have to add a zipper. I absolutely love how it turned out!

This adorable clutch is a perfect summer accessory that would be a lovely addition to any outfit for the beach or a night out on the town! It works up quickly and uses very little by way of supplies, making it great for vendor market prep or a quick and easy summer project.

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This adorable hat can double as both a beanie and a beret! With its unique construction and fun stitch pattern, it works up very quickly.

This beautiful triangle scarf works up very quickly, making it great for vendor market prep. The beautiful texture is created using a simple 2-row repeat and only very basic stitches.

If you haven’t tried Lion Brand’s latest yarn for the Home Cording, you are missing out! It is the same type of material The Sak uses to make their bags and is extremely sturdy. The stitch definition is absolutely gorgeous and I have become addicted to making these cellphone bags with it.

This adorable chunky hat works up super fast. I designed it specifically for my upcoming Fall market prep. The texture is made with ‘faux’ post stitches, adding visual interest without all the bulk.

I’ve been on a motif kick lately and my favorite way to make them is with super bulky weight yarn. The bags work up very quickly with the bulky yarns making them great for vendor market prep. They were my bestselling item at my last market and I sold completely out.

This adorable boho bag has 2 looks and is super quick to work up, making it great for vendor market prep. There is a handbag version and a cross body version, all in one pattern. There is also 2 videos included with this pattern. One to show you how to make the cross body bag in full detail and one that shows you how I line this bag since it ha...

This beautiful little bag is actually quite easy to make and works up very quickly! I absolutely love the simplicity and elegance the motif gives for the flap. You can change colors every row or mix it up however you like to add your own flair!

These adorable crochet sandals dress up an otherwise boring pair of dollar store flip flops. They are super fun to make and only take around an hour, making them great for vendor market prep!

This versatile purse can be made into a clutch or a crossbody bag. The design is made using elements of the sunburst motif, making it a great accessory to the other sunburst motif items in my pattern collection. It works up very quickly and is perfect for vendor market prep. The lining is a canvas bag that you hot glue inside your crochet bag, ...

These adorable sandals can be made using a dollar store pair of flip flops and are super quick and easy to make. They are extra adorable with the added ties up the ankles and are comfortable, too!

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This adorable little purse is a great size for carrying chapstick, coins, ear buds, and other small items. It is fun and colorful, perfect for spring and summer vendor markets!

These adorable little cases can be used for carrying so many little essentials! It could hold earbuds, hearing aids, stitch markers, coins, earrings, hair elastics-- you name it!

This adorable little case can be used for carrying so many little essentials in! It could hold ear buds, hearing aids, stitch markers, coins, earrings, hair elastics-- you name it!

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This adorable bag design was inspired by a macramé bag I saw on Pinterest. I absolutely love how simple and elegant it looks! I have included both bulky weight and worsted weight instructions in the pattern.

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This fun headband is surprisingly easy and quick to make, making it perfect for vendor market prep. It is easily adjustable and would be a darling belt or purse strap as well!

This adorable little keychain change purse works up super quickly and requires very little supplies, making it a great vendor market prep item for spring and summer!

I was playing around with a stitch pattern and thought this project would be a great way to teach others how to use it. I’ve dubbed it the Woven Twill stitch because it reminds me of basket weave and I think you are going to love it as much as I do!

I was playing around with some stitches and came up with this cute little cup cozy. I decided it would be a nice touch to add the faux leather handle and I think it looks perfect with the simplicity of the stitch pattern. I plan to sell them at my upcoming vendor markets.

I saw the concept for this wallet on an Instagram reel and decided to create one using one of my favorite stitch patterns. I love how it looks like macramé but without all the bulk. The best part is that it is made all in one piece with only 2 ends to weave in!

I designed this mini tissue pouch after a long bout of illness. I was using those mini tissue packs often and thought it would be nice to have a crocheted pouch for them for my purse. It’s dainty and pretty and has enough stretch to fit multiple mini tissues.

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This pdf includes instructions for both a boho version with a beaded tassel and a Farmhouse version with a button. It also includes a YouTube video tutorial to help with the most difficult portions of the pattern. The supply lists for each project will be listed below separately so as to not cause confusion.

This adorable headband works up super quickly and uses almost half the yarn as a regular turban ear warmer. It is a single layer tube, making it great for those who live in a warmer climate and still want cute ear warmers/headbands.

This beautiful neck and ear warmer set is made by simply braiding 3 knitted tubes from the Addi 22, but the results are stunning! I have included a YouTube video tutorial to help with the most difficult portions of this pattern.

I am not much of a hat wearer, but berets are something I can pull off without feeling like I look bald. They are classic and chic and totally in style right now! I have included a YouTube video tutorial for this pattern to help with the most difficult portions of the pattern.

This adorable hat is simple and yet loaded with texture! The little raised ‘dots’ reminded me of tapioca pudding. It uses relatively little by way of supplies and works up super quickly. I have included a full YouTube video tutorial to help with the most difficult portions of the pattern.

This adorable chapstick cozy can be made classy and plain or embellished to have a boho feel. The choice is completely up to you! They work up very quickly and require very little by way of supplies. I have included a YouTube video for this pattern.

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This fun Christmas stocking can be made in minutes on your circular knitting machine! To save paper and ink, I chose to do a YouTube video to accompany this pattern with links throughout to the most difficult portions (instead of step-by-step photos).

This adorable coin purse may be small, but it’s loaded with character! I designed this at the request of my testers and wanted to make it unique and yet stylish. It’s super fun to make and is a great little project to try out a new technique. I’ve also included a full YouTube video tutorial for this project.

The gorgeous texture in this hat is made using some of the simplest of stitches. While there are a few intermediate concepts, I believe you will have no trouble once you get the hang of it. I have also included a YouTube video tutorial to help with the most difficult portions of the pattern.

I have found that most of my customers prefer hats made with super bulky weight yarns, so I set out to design another. The main challenge with heavy weight yarns is that they tend to get overly bulky when you add any texture. I tried to design this beanie so that it creates beautiful texture without all the bulk. I am definitely adding it to my...

I designed this cup cozy on a whim using the same stitch pattern concept as my Double-Take Toque. The wrong side of this stitch pattern creates such a beautiful texture that also insulates the hands in this particular project. I have included a YouTube video tutorial to help with the most difficult portions of the pattern. You can also find thi...

I designed this towel topper specifically for towels with cute designs on the front. I also wanted to create one that was a bit more polished in appearance, using single crochet instead of the usual double crochet stitches.They were also a big hit at my vendor markets this year, too!

I designed this chunky triangle scarf using a basic granny square concept with 2 rows of puffs added in. It’s super easy and quick to work up, making it great for vendor market prep!

This adorable headband is so easy to make and looks beautiful in any color! It gives all the boho vibes and would look great dressed up or down. It also requires little by way of yarn and works up super quickly, making it a great vendor market prep item!

This adorable poncho can actually be worn both ways pictured! It’s a perfect boho accessory for Fall and is breezy enough to be worn over a tank top in the warmer seasons. Dress it up with a different yarn, or add fringe all the way around your piece—it’s up to you to add your own flair!

I designed this cross body bag using the beautiful half double herringbone stitch that I love so much. It works up really quickly and doesn’t require a zipper or a lining, making it great for market prep. I’ve included a YouTube video tutorial for this project.

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This planter is a larger version of my popular Mini Macrochet Planter. I had several requests for a larger one and designed this one to hold a 4” pot. They would make a great vendor market item as well as gifts.

This adorable cross body bag is a boho twist to my Amaryllis Bag. It would be adorable to wear to a festival or with any cute boho outfit. It works up relatively quickly, making it a great make for vendor markets.

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I created this design to match my Hanover Hammock. I loved the beaded overhang so much; I HAD to use it again. You will find you want to display this beauty instead of hiding it away in your pantry!

This design came to me while browsing Pinterest for gift ideas. It is classy yet functional and very easy to make. Both styles are written for the latest AirPod Pro case, with some notes for improvising other styles of cases at the end of the pattern. I have included a YouTube video tutorial for help with the most difficult portions of the patt...

I decided to create a new twist on my Happy Hammock and use a different stitch pattern and front embellishment. I really love how lacy and dainty it looks! They are a great way to make use of vertical space, especially in small rooms like offices, dorm rooms, nurseries, and RV’s!

My latest obsession is the Half Double Herringbone Stitch and using it for bags and home décor. I really love how this beautiful stitch is so modern and yet so easy to create! This towel ring is no exception. It is so easy and quick to make and would make a great housewarming gift or vendor market seller.

I was inspired by a macramé wall hanging I saw on Pinterest for the design of this piece. I absolutely love how delicate and dainty it looks! You could use the pocket for dried flowers or some sprigs of eucalyptus. I have included links to my YouTube video to help with the most difficult portions of the pattern.

This gorgeous stitch pattern steals the show in this simple trivet design! It’s so simple and quick to make, you will surely want to make multiples of them!

This adorable little keychain wallet is the perfect size for running errands. Add a wrist strap or a swivel clasp, and you can keep what you need handy on your wrist or your belt buckle. It makes a great gift and is a hot seller for vendor markets! I have also included a YouTube video tutorial to help with the most difficult portions of the pat...

This design was inspired by a Greek crochet designer Maria Milona, who has a very similar styled bag on YouTube. I loved her pattern so much, but I could not figure out the math she used and I disliked the difficulty of her stitch pattern, so I tried recreating the look with the half double herringbone stitch. I also implemented the ‘join as yo...

This bookmark was inspired by a macramé bookmark I saw on Pinterest. It can be made in at least 3 different styles and is a great gift for any book lover in your life! They are simple yet beautiful and work up very quickly.

Spring is in the air and I couldn’t wait to make something to bring a little sunshine inside! These little hanging planters can fit a 4” or a 6” pot inside and also make a great gift to give to any plant lover in your life!

I decided to try and use the braided concept I used for my Macrochet Mini Planters to make a little keychain, and I think they came out really cute! They look like macramé knots but they are simple single crochet stitches. They take very little by way of supplies and are SUPER fast to make. They would make a great little vendor market item for ...

I was inspired by a photo of a macramé planter on Pinterest for the design of this mini planter. It is simple yet stunning and would make a great gift for Mother’s Day, or it would be a great way to spruce up a camper or a boho dorm room. Using a smaller hook, crochet thread and small ring, you could even have a planter to hang on your rearview...

This design actually came to me by accident. I was playing around with the stitch pattern and I had to do a double take when I saw the beautiful pattern the wrong side of my work was creating! The right side is also very beautiful, so you could technically wear it either way!

This adorable mini planter would be great for brightening up an office cubicle or a great teacher’s gift (or even a Mother’s Day gift!). It makes up extremely quickly and would be a great market prep item for Spring Vendor events!

I have updated the pattern to now include templates for making leather or vinyl soles, as well as a template for the heart on the hats! I have also included 2 exclusive YouTube video tutorials for how to make the booties with the templates in my pattern* The other video explains the pattern concept so you can improvise the boots based on your p...

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I was inspired by some macramé napkin rings on Pinterest for the design of these Boho napkin rings. They are such a quick and easy project; you will find yourself making an entire set in no time! They make great housewarming gifts and can be made in any color you desire. I have included a YouTube video tutorial for the most difficult portions o...

This clutch was inspired by a macramé clutch I saw on Pinterest. I have been trying to mimic macramé knots with crochet stitches for a while now, and I think I got pretty close with this one! It is a chic way to carry your necessities and a lot easier to make than it looks.

I designed this set to compliment the Braided Arrow Beanie. It also can be made with or without the chain loops, creating a completely different look!

This gorgeous stitch pattern is actually quite easy once you get the hang of it. Using chain loops instead of post stitches gives it beauty without all the bulk that post stitches bring. You could also realistically leave off the chain loop detail and have an entirely different look! Since the pattern is advanced, I have included a YouTube tuto...

I was inspired by some macramé jar covers I saw on Pinterest for these adorable jar covers. They are very quick and easy to make and are a great way to reuse some recyclable jars you may have laying around. I chose to use some old Prego spaghetti sauce jars that I had recycled. You cannot even tell they are spaghetti sauce jars! It’s a great wa...

I was inspired by the macramé bauble covers that are so popular right now for the design of this Christmas ornament. I really love how the beautiful star pattern shines on a simple ornament. It adds an air of elegance and sophistication to an otherwise boring bauble. I have included a YouTube video tutorial to help with the most difficult porti...

I came up with this design on a whim because I wanted a hat that was great for market prep. It is a quick project that is easy to memorize, and only takes 1 skein of chunky weight yarn—which means more money in your pocket! I have also included a YouTube tutorial with this pattern to help with the most difficult portions of the pattern.

I was inspired by a macramé Christmas ornament on Pinterest for the design of this Christmas tree. It is a super quick project that requires relatively very little supplies. You could use it as an ornament for your tree, or a way to spruce up your gift wrapping. You could even make it into a wall hanging by using a larger hook, thicker yarn, an...

I’ve dubbed this the Diamondback Graph because the design is so very versatile. I have made both a blanket and a pocket shawl with the graph, but you could also make a pillow, table runner, placemat, pencil skirt—anything you can imagine! I cannot wait to see what you come up with! I have also included a YouTube tutorial since it is a more adva...

I love a good texture, and this stitch pattern really gives a lot of beautiful interest to an otherwise boring pattern. I love how the diamond shape catches the light. Add tassels, and you have an elegant table decoration for Fall! Because this pattern is rather challenging, I have made a YouTube video to accompany it. This is an intermediate c...

This beautiful lace collar adds a touch of elegance to an otherwise plain pumpkin. I was inspired by the macramé collars I have seen all over Pinterest and I knew I wanted to create one with crochet stitches. I was shooting for a sort of spider web look, and I think it turned out perfectly! You could add beads and tassels to the points, or simp...

I dubbed this simple pattern “Merry Jane” because she’s a rather ‘plain Jane’ stocking. The beauty of her plain-ness is that she can be embellished according to any style you desire! It is a quick and simple project that doesn’t require special stitches or supplies—just a little imagination! My favorite part about this stocking is the fact that...

I designed this adorable little balm holder on a whim one evening when I was tired of digging through my purse for my lip balm. It requires very little in materials and works up in less than a half hour. It is also worked seamlessly, which means only 2 ends to weave in! It can be easily added to any purse, bag, back pack, keychain- you name it!...

These beautiful crocheted snowflakes are elegant and lacy and have all the boho vibes! They can be made for ornaments for your tree, added flair to your Christmas wrapping, an added embellishment to your winter wardrobe, or just to hang around your house to brighten up your space. Leave off the tassel and the hanging loop, and you have a beauti...

This adorable wristlet is so easy and fun to make, you will find yourself wanting to make more than just one! It can be dressed up for a fancy dinner date, or dressed down for a casual run to town. The sky is the limit when it comes to embellishments, and it’s the perfect size for carrying your necessities. Add your own flair and get creative!

I created this lampshade cover because I couldn’t find one that was the look I wanted at an affordable price. The lighting kit was only $20 at Lowe’s and I purchased the lampshade at a thrift store for $1.50. I was infinitely happier with the cost, and I love the simple beauty it adds to my room. It’s a lovely statement piece that won’t overwhe...

This bright bag is such a fun statement piece! It’s the perfect size and weight to carry your bare necessities when making a dash somewhere, or when you don’t want to carry a purse.

I came up with these sanitizer slings because I was tired of the bottle taking up so much room in my purse. It is very handy hanging in the holster, especially when shopping or eating out. It’s made with 100% cotton, so it is easily washable and very durable. I created a version using a clip and one without, for those who may not be able to fin...

If you are like me, you do not like having a lot of weight to carry around. That’s why I love the mini pocket bacs from Bath and Body Works. They smell amazing and are big enough to get the job done without weighing you down. I created 2 versions for their hand sanitizers. I used crochet thread on one, and a size 4 weight on the other. They mak...

I was inspired by a macramé wall hanging I saw on Pinterest and decided to try and replicate it using crochet stitches. It has a myriad of uses and is truly an adorable wall hanging that adds a little pizzazz to any space!

I designed this bag to have a bit of versatility. It can be made into either a market bag or a purse, leaving room for your own unique style and preference. Because it has a tremendous amount of stretch, it makes the perfect market bag while giving a visually appealing stitch pattern. Who says you can’t turn heads while you grocery shop?

So many have requested I design a bag for just your phone and a pocket for money. This is what I came up with! I’ve dubbed it the Anything Sling because you could use it for anything you deem necessary, really! A water bottle sling, a hand sanitizer sling—just any little essentials you want to put in there! You can find a full video tutorial on...

I designed this grocery bag holder to be modern, functional and beautiful. The intricate design is surprisingly easy to create and will make you want to put it somewhere on display rather than hiding it away in the pantry. They also make great market items, as they sell extremely well.

I designed this versatile tissue topper because I searched for a modern one and could not find one. It is very easily adjustable, both in size and style. This pattern will teach you the simple instructions for how to make the base topper so that you can add any embellishments you like!

I designed this adorable little wrist wallet to be worn when you don’t feel like carrying a purse. If you are a mom like me, you start feeling like a pack mule after you load up on all the stuff you have to carry. I have often wished I had something just like this when shopping or going out on a date. This would also be great to wear when you d...

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I designed this mini hammock to be fashionable, yet functional. Its beautiful design is very versatile and would be a great wall organizer in your kitchen, nursery, dorm room, bathroom, or recreational vehicle. The lacy stitch pattern gives an incredible amount of stretch and is a great way to utilize vertical space. For a full video tutorial, ...

I was inspired to design this set when I saw a knit set on Pinterest. I am not fond of knitting, so I designed a crochet set. They are very easy and quick to make.

This adorable boho bag is one of my bestsellers at all of my vendor markets. The stitch pattern adds interest without requiring a lining. The beaded embellishments add just the right touch to make it a simple yet elegant bag. I have also included a YouTube video tutorial to help with the most difficult portions of the pattern.

I dubbed this “Macrochet” because I was inspired by the beautiful Macrame wall hangings I keep seeing everywhere. This is 100% crocheted and is extremely easy to make. You can hang it in your bathroom, bedroom, living room, kitchen, office, or nursery! The pocket is perfect for books, magazines, kitchen utensils, diapers, iPads or e-readers, no...

I designed this towel ring when I was searching for a towel ring with a modern look and I couldn’t find one. It is very easy and quick to make. I have included a YouTube video to help with the most difficult portions of the pattern and is linked throughout.

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Intermediate crochet level.

Beginner level pattern

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This versatile bag has so much potential to be anything you want it to be! Once you get the basic concept, the sky is literally the limit. It’s a great project for scrap yarn, as it uses very little.

**This pattern is written in English only**

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Beginner Friendly!

I have made nearly 100 of these adorable little bags. They have always been a great seller for me. The technique is a bit challenging, but well worth the effort. My customers love looking inside to see the matching fabric liner. It also makes a really great gift. This is the revised pattern, as I have improved my technique since writing the fir...

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PDF pattern for Blue Velociraptor hat includes explicit step-by-step crochet pattern instructions and includes 48 high quality photos! Written in American crochet terminology. Finished hat should fit sizes 3-10 yrs old, or 20-21” x 8-9” sized head. Supplies needed:

I designed this extra squishy hat especially for super bulky weight yarns. It makes a great market prep hat because it uses very little yardage and works up in under an hour. The use of stitches in the back loop only cause the hat to have a tremendous amount of stretch, making it fit a large variety of heads. It has been a best-seller for my ve...