these are some of my patterns in french

a collection of scarves

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a fun flower to crochet!

This is the official motif for competition in the 2018 Ultimate Hooking Championship at the PARTY

This is a free pattern for a skinny scarf that I am making for the 2017 March crochet party. You may use this pattern in any way you wish.

This is the official pattern for the 2017 UHC which is part of The March Crochet Party

This is a chart I made for the free Basic Venetian Square pattern offered on about.com.

This is a fun and quick project that will work with just about any yarn. Gauge is not essential, but it is helpful to keep pretty loose tension. Use a regular crochet hook to make short rows of Tunisian knit stitch for the smooth part around your neck. It flares out with simple mesh lace for some pizzaz on the ends.

This little motif was inspired by the friendship hearts doily. It will work with any hook/yarn size. The pattern includes written instructions and charts.

These cozy and stylish socks are constructed with an easy afterthought heel and, I suppose you could call it a ‘forethought’ toe. The use of slip stitches for the foot creates a very smooth fabric, different from socks made with single crochet. These socks are a fun challenge for experienced crocheters and not out of reach for adventurous begin...

I have been trying to teach my mom this wonderful and well known method of making a square, so I decided to write it out and chart it.

These socks are all about the crochet revolution!

A scarf with an obtusely triangular shape and a fun X stitch pattern.

Crochet a pretty kerchief for your hair.

This spring or summery scarf, inspired by stepped pyramids, is exquisite crocheted in a yarn that has some drape to it.

Here are a few reasons I call this bit of lace Middlemarch.

This pattern is in French, also available in English here

This pattern is in French. It is also available in English here

This pattern is in French, it is also available in English

This pattern is in French. You can find this pattern in English here

I came up with the name because the bag reminds me a little of those gift bags some folks use instead of wrapping paper. It’s a great purse, or a little project bag with a fun and interesting construction.

A cute and versatile shawl pattern with many different options for size and style. This pattern also has charts!

This pattern is in French, also available in English Sawbones

I call this bag Sawbones because it reminds me of the shape of those cool old doctor bags. Sawbones is an affectionate old fashioned nickname for doctors.

This is a versatile pattern with many possibilities for different looks. The name comes from the wild Viburnum, Poke and Sumac berries I used to dye the yarn I used for this lacey little scarf.

Stitch yourself a run of good luck with this cute little parade of shamrocks.

This is an easy and fun join as you go crochet pattern.

This is a simple hat worked in the round with a flower motif at the top and awesome stash busting abilities! I used some sock yarns that I dyed naturally using plants. Start with two strands of fingering (sock) weight, add another strand in the middle, and then add some fuzzy alpaca at the end. This is a fun opportunity to play with color!

The Crochet Liberation Front awarded me the Hookalicious award for this hat. I am humbled by the honor!

This is a pattern for a gingko leaf that I made when I was just learning to crochet. I used it for my avatar for a while and I got some inquiries about it, so I decided to write it up for you all.

This hat was an exploration of slip stitch. Most of the hat is slip stitch in the front loop only in rounds. I love the smooth solid, but lightweight fabric this stitch produces. I also like the roll brim that results.

Simple beanie with textured cables, worked in the round.

Start a little fist-i-cuffs with your new Wristy Cuffs! No seriously, they are warm and fashionable and easy to make!