Tessellation is a tiling technique that uses geometric shapes to cover a surface. The Tessellated Poncho uses this approach to create a unique garment construction. Worked flat and modularly starting with a textured, mitered square centerpiece, picked-up stitches along edges are used to create a series of mitered squares stretching out from its...

Tessellation is a tiling technique that uses geometric shapes to cover a surface. The Tessellated Poncho uses this approach to create a unique garment construction. Worked flat and modularly starting with a textured, mitered square centerpiece, picked-up stitches along edges are used to create a series of mitered squares stretching out from its...

This pattern includes instructions for two different sizes of stars (small and large) as well as guidance for creating a strand of garland or adding a hanger for use as an ornament.

I’ve made several bandana cowls for my husband over the last few years, but none of them ever seemed just right in terms of style and fit. This year for Christmas, my goal was to design a cowl that was versatile in terms of yarn weight (you can use any weight you like!) and size (just knit until it fits!) and had a construction that fit well an...

Add some festive color and texture to your holiday decorations with this cheerful tree skirt, choosing the size that works best for your home during this merry season. The pattern includes three sizes: Mini, Full, and Large. The Mini version is perfect for tabletop trees and holiday centerpieces.

The Hedgerows Warmer is a versatile pattern you can customize for your own warming needs. The design can be used to create a standard bandana-style cowl for neck comfort, a kerchief-style shoulder warmer that wraps your upper torso in a hug, or a kerchief scarf perfect for when you want flexible styling.

The Hedgerows Warmer is a versatile pattern you can customize for your own warming needs. The design can be used to create a standard bandana-style cowl for neck comfort, a kerchief-style shoulder warmer that wraps your upper torso in a hug, or a kerchief scarf perfect for when you want flexible styling.

This sedge-stitch headband/earwarmer is worked flat and then seamed with a twist.

Yarn: Any weight yarn (at least one 100g skein) in 2 or more colors. Highly variegated yarns are not recommended as stitch definition will be lost. For best results select solids, tonals, or lightly speckled colorways.

Yarn: One 100g skein each of three colors in DK or Worsted weight

SIZING: This cowl is customizable in both the NECK HEIGHT and the NECK WIDTH. Mix and match height and width measurements to meet your individual needs/preferences. Finished measurements will vary depending upon your sizing choices.

Shaping: Worked as five top-down triangles. Pieces are then assembled into a scarf.

Yarn: One 100g skein each of three colors with high contrast in Fingering, Sport, or DK

YARN: Fingering, Sport, DK, or Worsted weight, 1 skein each of 2 colors (100g per skein) with high contrast

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YARN: Any weight yarn in one or more colors. Yardage requirements are based upon 100g hanks of superwash merino wool in standard weights.

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Yarn: DK or WORSTED weight: 1 skein each of 3 colors; Samples were worked in superwash wool using 100g skeins (DK: 245 yd/100g; Worsted: 218 yd/100g)

Yarn: Worsted weight (samples were worked in 100% superwash merino; 218 yd/100 g)

Yarn: Samples were worked in superwash wool using 100g skeins (245 yd/100g DK; 218 yd/100g worsted; 106 yd/100g bulky)

YARN: 1 skein (100 g) of DK, worsted, or Aran weight yarn

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This top-down shawl is worked in 3 wedges resulting in a half-circle shape using the original Old Shale stitch pattern and several variations on that theme.

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Uses two colors with a significant contrast (~105yd each)

Samples were created in Fingering, DK, and Worsted weights.

• Any weight yarn can be used.

This is the crochet counterpart to my Prime Number knit shawl.

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This half-pi shawl features interesting cross-cross/hatch stitches, eyelet increases, and a squishy garter border.

• 7 hanks of bulky weight yarn (106 yd ea.) are required for the base wrap

Pattern has been written using US crochet terminology.

This marled mitts and headband pattern is worked flat holding two strands of yarn together:

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