My fresh and airy Breeze Collection includes five crochet designs each of which has a curious soul and a relaxed nature.

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CONSTRUCTION

Mint Leaf is a small two-skein shawl worked from the center of top (wingspan) down, which makes it easily adjustable. Extra stitches at each row end gives this shawl a lovely and comfy boomerang shape.

The Moonwalk shawl alternates diamond and wavy ribbing ridge rows, creating a beautiful and soothing texture. With a little and simple trick, the ribbing ridges outline the diamonds without being interrupted and smoothly flow from one side to the other.

Linen Leaf is a small two-skein shawl worked from the center of top (wingspan) down, which makes it easily adjustable. Extra stitches at each row end gives this shawl a lovely and comfy boomerang shape.

The top is worked sideways in two pieces (front and back) which are seamed at the shoulders. One short-row pattern repeat is worked at each side to create the armhole; the side joining is worked as-you-go. An extra stitch pattern repeat is added to the back to create a higher back neck.

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The Biscolata shawl combines the sweet essence of ‘biscotto’ (Italian for biscuit or cookie) with the creamy allure of ‘latte al cioccolato’ (Italian for milk chocolate).

Get ready to cozy up in style with the Wave top! Versatile and effortlessly stylish, this sweater might just become your go-to favorite, not only for its cozy allure but also for how delightfully easy it is to crochet and customize to your heart’s content.

The Escape shawl is a mindful and soothing project, full of calming repetitive stitches. The stitch pattern is so easy to memorize that you can use this pattern as a side project, grabbing it any moment you need true crochet escape without needing to remember where you stopped or looking up how to proceed.

Nasoloda means delight in Ukrainian and this cowl is a pure joy to make to the last stitch.

Tunisian entrelac, which is a great technique for both beginners and experienced crocheters, creates a patchwork of squares that are added one by one over the previous round of squares, like an entertaining game of Lego or blocks. Each square is quick and relaxing to make using the simplest Tunisian stitch, TSS.

The Pacific shawl is worked from the bottom corner up to the center top, forming a square, then each half is worked separately to the tip of the wingspan creating a modified triangle that drapes beautifully over the shoulders.

The airy and delicate Chocolette shawl begins at the narrow tip and grows into a beautiful accent piece which can be made as small or large as you wish.

The Pearl cowl is a simple, cozy and addictive project worked in the Tunisian crochet technique. Each shell element of the cowl is small enough to place all of your stitches on a regular crochet hook, no need to use special Tunisian hooks with extensions.

The Limeade shawl is a triangular shawl worked from the corner to the opposite side.

The Last Ray is a crochet pullover worked in pieces from the bottom up, with all the joins made using the join-as-you-go seamless technique, no sewing required.

The Sunset shawl is a triangular shawl worked from the bottom up. It is adjustable and can be made to any size by working fewer or more rows.

The Awakener is a crochet cowl which features an easy to make and beautiful stitch pattern. This stitch pattern mainly uses sc3tog with a tiny modification which creates the leaf-like look of the stitches on the right side and a different looking but equally interesting texture on the wrong side. The cowl can be worn with either side showing.

Peachy is a crochet sweater which is worked seamlessly from the top down in one piece. It features a cropped silhouette with a relaxed fit around the body and a long cowl-like collar with a nice drape. The body and sleeve lengths are adjustable and the collar can be omitted.

The Bokabay is a crochet sweater worked from the top down in one piece, seamlessly. It features a scoop neck and a boxy relaxed fit around the body and long loose sleeves ending with a narrow cuff.

Dolcevinci is a crocheted cowl-transformer, which can be worn both as a head and neckwarmer.

Bright colors, cheerful fish, and easy to crochet granny squares make this blanket a truly irresistible project!

Chaitee is a crochet top, worked from the top down in one piece, seamlessly. The delicate lines of the stitch pattern resemble the wavy landscape of tea grown on hill slopes, and the rich warm color of the yarn is reminiscent of the beloved sweet and spicy drink.

Galanthus, named for the snowdrop flower, is a crocheted asymmetric shawl worked in stages. The main body and the white insert are crocheted separately in different directions and joined as-you-go while finishing the first edge of the insert. The green edging following the white insert embellishes the side edge and emphasizes the contrasting la...

The name Kawoon is a loose phonetic equivalent to the Ukrainian word for watermelon, a delicious fruit just as cheerful and bright as the colorwork at the yoke of this sweater.

Botanika is a classic triangular shawl worked from the top center back to the edge and is easily adjustable.

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Kraynebo sweater is worked from the bottom up in two pieces (front and back) and seamed at the shoulders and sides. The shoulders are worked in short rows and joined as-you-go.

The Trillian cowl features a bold geometric pattern on the right side and textured, colorful, thin stripes on the wrong side. The pattern is very versatile and allows for multiple color variations.

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The Candied Orange sweater, rich in both color and texture, is written for 6 sizes and 2 lengths, cropped and regular. The amount of ease is up to you: roomy for layering or extra comfort, or minimal ease for next-to-body wear. Look through the dimensions on the next page and choose the ease and length that works best for you. In the photo: cro...

The Seastar Blanket consists of 86 hexagon motifs and 8 partial motifs to fill the gaps at the top and bottom. The motifs are joined as you go, making for minimal finishing. The pattern uses the simplest crochet stitches: chain, single crochet, and double crochet.

Kruška (/krûʃka/) is a Croatian word for “pear”, which was my inspiration for this cowl, and this delicious fruit is reflected in this design in many ways: from the yellow-brownish shade of the yarn, to the pear-shape construction (the cowl is narrower at the top and gets wider towards the bottom), to the herringbone stitch pattern which immedi...

Locus is a long rectangular scarf worked in a squishy and textured zigzag ribbing stitch pattern.

Maraska top is worked seamlessly from the top down. It starts with a lace yoke worked in the round which ends with an eye-catching textured divider. The yoke continues with raglan increases placed between the sleeves, back, and front. After completing the yoke, extra rows are added across the back section to finish the yoke shaping and create a...

Wildly colorful and rich in texture, this scarf brings bold delight to every crocheter! Worked from the bottom, each color is worked over the others, using a delicate picot edging to help keep the changes neat. This results in stitches that positively dance off the fabric.

Generous and versatile, Seiche features undulating rows of ribbed ridges alternating with waves for a perfect texture that captivates. The stitch pattern is interesting without complexity, enabling every level of crocheter to enjoy the rhythm.

The Smoothie shawl design is very versatile and allows for multiple variations. It can be made in a single solid color resulting in a shawl with beautiful texture. You can make it in a yarn with long color repeats, which will work the magic itself. Or make a deliberate color choice by using two, three, or more colors in an order to fit your sty...

Timeless stripes, vibrant waves, two colors to create balance with many outfits – this shawl is destined to become one of your favorite shawls to crochet and wear!

Feel light and summery wearing this weightless cowl worked in the hairpin lace crochet technique! Driftwood cowl is made with four hairpin lace strips joined in a manner that creates gentle waves.

The poncho is created with long hairpin lace strips of different colors, which are joined together and folded in half at the shoulder lines. The partial joining of the two center strips creates the neckline opening. The partial joining at the sides creates the arm openings.

The shawl is worked from the top down starting at the center back. It uses two strands of Malabrigo Lace yarn held together, and four colors are combined in this design to create a smooth color gradient.

Suncatcher shawl begins at the narrow tip and grows into a beautiful accent piece which is easy to make as small or large as you wish. The instructions are written for three sizes, which use 1 (2, 3) skeins of yarn.

Sandpiper top is worked from the top down in two pieces (front and back) and seamed at the shoulders and sides. Front and back are worked from the bottom of the shoulder down, the top of the shoulder and neckline are added later from the foundation row up. Extra rows are added to the back neckline to create a higher back neck.

Ozone cowl is worked in the round from the top down. After completing the main part, a triangular corner is added with the help of short rows to create a fresh new shape. The working process is easy, yet interesting. It is fascinating to see the eyelets take shape and watch how the simplest crochet stitches used in the stitch pattern: single cr...

Anemone sweater is worked seamlessly from the top down. It features a circular yoke construction, a round neckline with a higher back neck, and sleeves which taper toward the cuff.

This casual and feminine everyday top worked in DK cotton yarn is great for summer and layering all year round! A delicate lace pattern which primarily uses the simplest crochet stitches: single crochet, double crochet, and chain makes it a quick and simple crochet project.

During a streak of cloudy days, I have discovered a great way to lift the spirits and beat the winter blues! Pick the happiest colors in your stash and get cozy on the couch with a simple yet interesting project on your hook. As the blanket grows and covers you with its warm fabric, your eyes enjoy the visual warmth of the festive and fun color...

Rift is a casual and cozy everyday sweater worked seamlessly from the top down. It features relaxed shaping at the body, a round neckline with a higher back neck, and sleeves which taper toward the cuff.

Make yourself cozy with this cheerful mermaid-tail cocoon! The bright colors, wavy stripes and shell texture will put you in the mood to drift off for a nap while your legs and feet stay warm and dry.

Amanita Wrap is a simply shaped cardigan-like wrap that will keep you fashionable and cozy on chilly days. You will crochet a basic rectangle using a beautiful and interesting-to-make stitch pattern, then fold in the corners and seam along the row edges to create the arm openings.

Adventurer is a two-loop infinity cowl worked in the round. The technique used in this pattern is simple, yet it requires your attention and following the directions carefully to prevent tangling of the yarn. However, if this happens, simply cut the yarn and re-join it, instead of frogging your work. You won’t need to cut the yarn while working...

Charmer is a one-loop crochet cowl worked in the round. The technique used in this pattern is simple, yet it requires your attention and following the directions carefully to prevent tangling of the yarn. However, if this happens, simply cut the yarn and re-join it, instead of frogging your work. You won’t need to cut the yarn while working, bu...

Lizzie (think of lime smoothie rather than of a name!) is a shawl that is rich in color and texture, and features a narrow and slightly curved triangle shape created by working both the increases and decreases at the same time.

Bruce (think of blueberry juice rather than a name!) is a shawl that is rich in color and texture and features a classic triangle shape. It begins at the narrow tip and grows into a beautiful accent piece which is easy to make as small or as large as you wish by working fewer or more rows.

Vatulele cardigan features the simplest garment construction: it is worked in one piece from the bottom up to the armholes (which means you can easily adjust its length by working fewer or more rows), then the fronts and back are worked separately until they are finally joined together as-you-go in the last row at the shoulders (no sewing requi...

Purple Pine is a hat and cowl set, both pieces are crocheted in the round using the post-stitch technique.

Mix simple stitches, chains and double crochet shells, to achieve a fascinating pattern of diamonds and zigzags! This shawl is light weight and perfect year round with its open lace, great drape and generous size. It is worked sideways starting from one corner and quickly grows into an asymmetrical eye-catching accent piece. Use one skein for a...

Featuring a multi-color gingham pattern, this top is much easier to make than it looks! Worked in turned rounds up to the armholes in an easy to memorize stitch pattern, it only requires a little more concentration when shaping the armholes, neckline and shoulders. A simple edging, which mimics a taped edge, gives your top a polished look.

Lava is an asymmetrical richly-textured shawl made with three skeins of Malabrigo Rios in two colors.

This design was originally published in Crochet Now magazine, Issue 17. The pattern has been tweaked a little, updated, and now uses U.S. crochet terminology.

Boston Ivy Shawl was originally published in Crochet Now magazine, Issue 20. The pattern has been tweaked a little, updated, and now uses U.S. crochet terminology.

Bee Top is worked in the Tunisian crochet entrelac technique. Each element of the top is small enough to place all of your stitches on a regular crochet hook. The top is worked from the bottom up, starting at the side. No seaming is required.

Sailmaker top is easy and quick to make and its unusual construction will keep you interested to the last stitch! The diagonal construction combined with alternating solid and variegated yarns brings out the best of both yarn colors, creating a watercolor-like effect.

Ice Bubble shawl was originally published in the UK magazine Crochet Essentials 2. This pattern has been tweaked a little, updated, and now uses U.S. crochet terminology.

Aystra is a poncho-like sweater with a generous collar and short dropped sleeves. It is made with motifs worked in the Tunisian crochet technique.

Melt is a wonderfully warming poncho-like sweater with a generous collar and short dropped sleeves.

Crosshatched Cowl was originally published in Crochet Now magazine, Issue 7. This pattern has been tweaked a little, updated, and now uses U.S. crochet terminology.

Inspired by the picturesque countryside of Provence and Tuscany, with their gorgeous palette of colors and beautiful landscapes: blooming poppies, lavender fields, vineyards and hay rolls, this blanket/play mat is full of different textures for little hands to touch and explore!

Oliwin is a casual and cozy everyday sweater worked seamlessly from the top down. It features relaxed shaping at the body, a crew neck with a higher back neck, and sleeves which taper toward the cuff.

Kafa (means coffee in Montenegrin) is a little crocheted shawlette worked from the corner to the side.

Purplish Diamond sweater is worked seamlessly top down in the round with the right side always facing up. The diamond stitch pattern uses only two of the most basic crochet stitches: double crochet and chains. You will alternate two colors at a time, but use only one color in each round.

Foxtrot is a crochet shawl that features a bold diamond pattern and is worked from the top center back to the edges. It is a generous half-circle created by four increase lines which divide the shawl into five segments.

Brighten up your winter days while wearing this rich red-colored poncho!

This cardigan was originally published in West Yorkshire Spinners Crochet Winter Warmers pamphlet distributed with Crochet Now Issue 10.

Syringa is a triangular shawl worked from the bottom up using the filet crochet technique. It has no obvious right or wrong side and can be made to any size.

This top, which features a fitted

Coco is a two-color crochet cowl with a richly-textured stitch pattern. The pattern is written out and charted.

Olivia is a two-color, asymmetrical, triangular shawl worked sideways from one corner. The pattern is written out and charted.

The bright and cheerful Calendula Quilt has a bold geometric pattern which combines two popular craft ideas: crochet granny squares and patchwork quilts.

Stay as warm and cozy as can be with this oversized poncho-style top which features a boxy shape with a boat neckline, dropped shoulders and cute cuts at the sides. The colorwork and unusual construction ensure a satisfying level of challenge while crocheting it up!

The eye-catching After Rain scarf has a bold geometric pattern which combines two popular craft ideas: crochet granny squares and patchwork quilts.

Bluetail is a simple and stylish accessory made using the Tunisian crochet technique.

Kitta is a crochet cowl worked in the round with the RS always facing up. The main stitch pattern only uses two of the most basic crochet stitches: double crochet and chains. You will alternate two colors at a time, but use only one color in each round.

Flycatcher is a lacy scarf with a richly textured stitch pattern.

Zzz Top is worked in the Tunisian crochet entrelac technique. Each element of the top is small enough to place all of your stitches on a regular crochet hook.

Two Stars is a cozy crocheted rug that, due to the thickness of two layers, will feel luxurious under your feet. This project will light up your room with a splash of color and a bold eye-catching diamond pattern with a star motif inside.

Lift your mood with a colorful Granny Fish shawl!

Granny Fish is a bright and funny summer top made of crochet motifs.

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Mavka dress is made of motifs, which are joined as you go. A hexagon motif and its variations are used in this design to shape the garment without breaking the spectacular geometric pattern.

Kvitka skirt is made of hexagon motifs, which are joined as you go. These post-stitch motifs with chain spaces at the corners create a fabric reminiscent of flowers.

Yoga Top is worked in the Tunisian crochet entrelac technique. Each element of the top is small enough to place all of your stitches on a regular crochet hook.

Down The River is a crocheted top worked sideways in one piece, then seamed (or joined as-you-go in the last row).

Pink Pirate is a crochet shawl worked side to side in rows starting from the top edge. Fun and cheery, the Polka Dots stitch pattern uses spike single crochet stitches, which break up the straight rows of color to create a beautiful polka-dot pattern.

Giraffic Day is a crochet cowl worked in the round with the right side always facing up. The Polka Dot stitch pattern uses spike single crochet stitches, which break up the straight rows of color to create a beautiful two-color polka-dot pattern.

Zirka is a triangular shawl worked from the bottom up in the filet crochet technique. It has no obvious right or wrong side and can be made to any size.

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In the Shell is a crochet top worked in the Tunisian short-row technique. Each shell element of the top is small enough to place all of your stitches on a regular crochet hook.

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Paprika Dash is a beautiful open-work top which consists of crochet motifs which are joined as you go. This is an excellent project to refresh or commence your lacework skills and create a light and airy piece that is an absolutely perfect summer top.

Banana Pie is made of motifs, which are joined as you go. A hexagon motif and its variations (partial and pentagon motifs) are used in this design to shape the garment without breaking the spectacular geometric pattern.

Pressed Violets is a triangular shawl worked from the top center back to the edge. It has no obvious right or wrong side and can be made to any size. The stitch pattern is fairly easy which helps you sail through the main part quickly.

Open and lacy Parsley Field shawl is a triangular shawl worked in crochet motifs, which are joined as you go.

Tunisian Shell Shawl is a quick and glamorous project, which uses the Tunisian crochet technique. Each shell element of the shawl is small enough to place all of your stitches on a regular crochet hook.

This eye-catching Sunset Echo shawl with a bold geometric pattern combines two popular craft ideas: crochet granny squares and patchwork quilts.

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Grow Your Molecule blanket consists of three types of motifs: hexagons, triangles and traditional granny squares. The motifs are joined as you go, making for minimal finishing.

Play a great puzzle game with your favorite granny motifs and Grow Your Flower blanket!

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Tunisian Shell Blanket is a simple, cozy and addictive project, which uses the Tunisian crochet technique. Each shell element of the blanket is small enough to place all of your stitches on a regular crochet hook.

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Bargello Blanket pattern is written out for a single-motif blanket and includes an option for a multiple-motif version.

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Porcelain Berry is a triangular shawl worked from the top center back to the edge. It has no obvious right or wrong side and can be made to any size.

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The White Lily Blanket is made of triangular motifs, which, after joining, create a spectacular 3-D geometric pattern full of texture and volume. The motifs are joined as you go while crocheting the last round making finishing a breeze!

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The top is worked in one piece, from top to bottom, seamless.

Strawberry Danish is soft, textured, 3-dimensional cushion made of stuffed crochet hexagon tiles. Each hexagon motif consists of two sides (crocheted separately) with a common center, then it is stuffed and the sides are joined.

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The Bosnian slippers pattern is the only knitting design in my portfolio

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