This is one of my favorite blanket patterns. I’ve made so many variations of this chevron pattern that I can’t even count. Taught to me by my grandmother many years ago, I have always love the chevron pattern and the ripple effect of working in the back loop stitch. I hope you love this pattern and enjoy making this cozy throw.

Knitted washcloths are one of my comfort knits. It’s the project I go to when I need to keep my hands busy and my mind calm. Plus, they are quick, useful in your home, and make great gifts.

This is a simple lace pattern that makes a darling scarf. Add buttons to make a cowl, or leave it open and let it hang to show off your lacework. This pattern is versatile and you can adjust the size as you wish. Enjoy!

This pattern uses an easy method for tubular cast on, so if you have never tried this cast on technique, this is a great pattern for first-timers. I also used my favorite four-point decease for the crown, which I think gives bennies and nice clean finish. Enjoy!

I love using scrap yarn and stash yarn for this pattern. Grab that big bin of sport weight yarn, or all your sock yarn scraps and have some fun mixing colors. You can make this cowl as long or as short as you want, play with the size, and pick what works best for you. The pattern uses the crochet Linen stitch, which is once of my favorite stitc...