The Fable Pixie Hat features a fun, pointed pixie shape and loads of great texture. It is worked from the brim up, so you can be sure to get the perfect fit right from the start. It works up great with self-striping yarn for effortless colorwork. It can be dressed up with a pompom or tassel!

The Spiral Hooded Scarf features a spiral granny square design and long scarf-y bits to wrap yourself up in. The pattern has instructions to make 2 styles of scarf - one with a pointy hood (like the earthy one above) and one with a rounded hood (like the rainbow one above). The pattern is designed for stash busting and contains no information a...

These funky spirals are so fun to make! They can be a little tricky to get at first, but once you have them down you’ll breeze on through.

The Sweetheart Fingerless Mitts feature a heart on each side and can be worn on either hand. They work up quickly and can be easily hooked up in a night of stitching. The pattern has 2 different variations with how you stitch into the heart bit - those can be seen in the pattern photos

The Oops! All Bobbles Beanie is a super textured pattern with loads of personality.

The Triple Stack Spiral is a large spiral shape that works great as a focal piece for a freeform item! It has a small central ring, an openwork border, and single crochet embroidery around the spiral.

The Pixie Hood features a deep pointy hood and long scarfy bits to wrap yourself up in. It has optional pompoms for added cuteness! This pattern was originally written in 2014 and was rewritten in 2023 with new gauge, hook, yarn, and photos.

The Openwork Triskelion Spiral is a large triskelion shape that includes 3 3-color spirals. You can make all of the middle colors the same or all of the middle colors different (as shown)

The Ridgeline Peaked Slouchy Hat is a quick project that is fun to make and easy to wear. The hat features textured ribbing, a slouchy fit, and a soft worked brim with crab stitch edging. The brim is crocheted tightly using two strands of yarn, so it can easily stand up on it’s own (no more flopping hat brims!)

This pattern has a bit of everything! Hexagons, diamonds, squares, & stripes in the classic granny stitch. This pattern only has 4 stitches (ch, sl st, dc, & tr), so it works up fairly quickly and easily. It is all join-as-you-go, so there is no seaming required at the end of the project.

The Gumdrop Headband features squishy wrapped hdc stitches sandwiched between simple textured stitches. It is a quick make with a beautiful result! This design is a mix between a headband and a messy bun beanie. It can be worn upside down as well to switch up the look!

The Flower Power Fingerless Mitts are a fun little project that can easily be completed in a night of stitching! They feature a classic granny square design and a cozy ribbed edging. They look great made with 4 different colors or a nice self-striping yarn

The Flora Crop Top is perfect for hot summer days and layering through the colder months

The Equilibrium Hat is a quick, fun pattern that also happens to be reversible!

The Diamond Daisy Coat is a chic, lightweight cardigan that is the perfect light layer! It features a daisy design in the middle of a diamond with a rick-rack border. The pattern is written for a long duster style coat, but it can easily be made shorter by doing less squares.

The Dahlia Sweater is a fun make that makes a huge statement!

The Blue Ridge Bandana Cowl is the perfect winter accessory! This scarf works up very quickly using super bulky yarn and can easily be completed in a night of stitching. It has the perfect amount of bulk for winter wear but also has a nice drape. It can be worn as a triangle scarf or a shawl.

The Dahlia Crop Top features a flower design at the neckline, cropped fit, and picot stitch trim. It ties at the neck and laces up the back.

The Aura Mosaic Crochet Blanket Pattern

The April 25th Cardigan is one of those effortless pieces you can throw over anything. It’s not too hot, not too cool, and is the perfect light layer.

This pattern has includes instructions on how to make both the Cascade Crop Top and the Cascade Dress!

The Flouncy Flower Top features a soft feminine shape with wide sleeves, a V-neck, and comfy positive ease. It looks great layered as a transitional layer for fall!

These are SUCH a fun make and an excellent stash buster project! The Spiral Balaclava features a spiral granny square design and a classic open-face bally fit.

This sweater is fun to make & creates a stunning continuous spiral pattern

The Mandala Crop Top features a fun mandala at the center, lace up back, and an ombre rainbow pattern. It pairs great with high waisted skirts & shorts or layered under dresses

The Fable Beanie features puffy bobbles, squishy wrapped stitches, and overlay stitches all rolled into one hat! Each row has it’s own unique stitching, so it’s fun to stitch up and really holds your attention.

The Flower Duster is a chic, lightweight coat that is the perfect light layer for spring or fall! It features a floral design with lots of long cluster stitches and a delicate picot edging. The pattern is written for a long duster, but it can easily be made into a short cardigan by doing less squares.

The Spiral Fingerless Gloves are a fun little project that work up fairly quickly! They feature a spiral square on both the outside of the hand and the palm and a cozy ribbed edging. They look great made with self-striping yarn or several different colors of yarn. They would be a great stash busting project!

The Cosmic Mandala Vest features a radiating openwork back, pixie point edging, and can either be made with a button front or lace up front.

The Fable Gloves feature loads of great texture to make your yarn pop! It is worked from the band up, so you can be sure to get the perfect fit right from the start. It works up great with self striping yarn for effortless colorwork. It pairs great with the Fable Pixie Hat and Fable Beanie!

The Homestyle Patchwork Blanket is an ode to my love of quilts! I’ve always loved vintage quilts, so I decided to make a crochet pattern inspired by all the sampler quilts I’ve seen out in the world.

he Love Spiral crochet pattern features loads of spiral squares joined together to make a free flowing sweater!

The Jelly Beanie is a quick make with loads of fabulous texture!

These headbands are one of my best sellers ALL fall & winter!

The Mountain Blanket features a mountain scene inspired by my time living in the Blue Ridge Mountains!

This blanket is fun to make & creates a stunning continuous spiral pattern

The Vortex Pillow pattern features a large spiraling shape surrounded by rounds of color & is finished off with a fun pompom edging! The pictured pillow uses 7 different colors of yarn, but yours can have as many or as few as you’d like!

The Sierra Mandala Sweater is a flattering, feminine sweater with a classic 70’s vibe.

The Stella Crop Top features a large lacy pineapple motif at the neckline, cropped fit, and a delicate picot edging. It ties at the neck using halter ties and laces up the back using a separate crocheted cord. The top is made using linked double crochet stitches, which creates a very solid fabric to ensure there are no peek-a-boos.

The Openwork Bullion Spiral is a large 4-color spiral that can be incorporated into your own freeform crochet pieces or utilized as a patch on other clothing. It is great for practicing using multiple stitches and yarns together to create your own freeform shapes later on.

The Openwork Triskelion Spiral is a large triskelion shape that includes 3 3-color spirals. You can make all of the middle colors the same or all of the middle colors different (as shown)

The Swirly Paisley is a large spiraling paisley shape that looks beautiful incorporated into your own freeform crochet pieces or utilized as a patch on another crochet item. It is great for practicing using multiple stitches and yarns together to create your own freeform shapes later on.

The Sierra Mandala Vest is a flattering, feminine vest with a classic 70’s vibe.

The Harlequin Puff Stitch Beanie is a cozy hat featuring thick puff stitches that create a squishy, lush hat. It’s super warm and quick to make! It has a ribbed band and looks great with a big fluffy pompom!

The Dot Stack Hat features rows of stacked bobbles with a “v” stitch in between the rows for a little breathability while staying warm and cozy!

The Sacred Flower Crop Top is perfect for hot summer days and layering through the colder months

This pattern includes instructions to make all 5 of the hanging planter designs shown!

The Wobble Bobble Beanie is a fun pattern with tons of texture to really make your yarn pop!

The Freeform Crochet Fingerless Glove pattern features instructions to make your own one of a kind gloves in the style of freeform crochet.

The Whirligig Spiral is a large octagonal spiral shape that can be incorporated into your own freeform crochet pieces, made into placemats, transformed into a vest, used as a doily… the list goes on. Use your imagination!

The Block Party Hat is a fun pattern with tons of cozy texture!

I have finally written a pattern for my popular third eye headband design!! These headbands have been a staple in my shop since 2012. They’re really fun to make and are a great way to start exploring the realm of freeform crochet.

The Luna Mandala Vest is a super cute, versatile vest that looks great worn alone over a bandeau for a cute summery look or layered through the colder months.

The Sunburst Crop Top features an intricate sunburst design at the neckline, cropped fit, lacy side edgings, and shell stitch trim. The top ties at the neck using braided ties at and the back using a separate crocheted cord.

These tops look cute worn alone or from peeking out beneath another top. Perfect for wearing all summer long and layering through the winter!

The Zinnia Crop Top features a blossom design at the neckline, cropped fit, and a lacy picot edging. The top ties at the neck using crochet ties and laces up the back

Bring out your inner bear!

This pattern will teach you how to combine swirls to make a triskelion swirl. It includes a bunch of photographs as well as instructions on five different ways you can alter your swirls to make them even funkier. The last two photos in the listing show some of those variations. You will need at least two colors of yarn.