Crochet Yeah is a collection of six crochet accessories in association with Coop Knits.

Easy Everyday Wearables is all about fuss-free crochet designs that are stylish, timeless and very wearable but only use basic crochet skills. We’ve used chunkier yarns for quicker makes but not sacrificied our usual attention to detail and fit. All patterns have inclusive adult sizing with three options for accessories and XS to 5X for garments.

Maybe it’s the somewhat shy exhibitionist in me, but I have always loved making things to wear. The thrill of being able to say “Thanks, I made it.” never gets old. When times have been tight or shopping has been an unpleasant process (for various reasons) I’ve been glad of my ability to combine my favourite leisure activities with the ability to produce interesting and elegant clothing for myself whether by sewing, knitting or crocheting.

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Raw is a collection of 6 crochet patterns designed to show case the beauty of undyed wool from British Sheep Breeds.

Riley & Saunders are a pair of patterns for simple, unisex crochet socks.

A collection of four accessory sets by Joanne Scrace and Kat Goldin of The Crochet Project

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At The Crochet Project we love a good shawl, and we know you do too so we are back with another collection.

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The Crochet Project we love a good shawl, and we know you do too so we are back with another collection.

At The Crochet Project we love a good shawl, and we know you do too so we are back with another collection. Shawls seem to be the perfect project for so many reasons: a mini palette for a new or favourite technique, the perfect showcase some gorgeous yarn, no need to worry about fit, relatively economical to make, and easy to wear.

At The Crochet Project, if you can’t wear it generally we don’t make it. And our favourite thing to wear is a cardigan. Whether it is a cosy cardigan to snuggle into or a light one to slip over your shoulders to keep the chills off, cardigans are the ultimate all season wear. Cardigans do variable weather and heating systems better than anything else.

The Tunisian Sampler Cowl is a beautiful exploration of Tunisian crochet stitches. From your first simple stitch through to some more complicated areas of the craft, it builds your skills as you make.

When you want to bury yourself under a blanket for the day, the Log Off Shawl is perfect - its like a blanket that you can take with you! Made with just one stitch in small modular section, this large rectangular wrap is suitable for adventurous beginners upwards.

There are so many beautiful hand-dyed yarns on the market: variegated, semi solids and speckles. But it can be difficult to find crochet patterns that allow the yarn to be the star. This shawl uses one of each and combines them with stitches that really allow the yarn to shine.

This pretty triangular shawl is reversible and uses an exciting and unusual technique: interlocking crochet. Interlocking crochet is like two filet crochet meshes, worked at the same time, through each other, to create a reversible fabric with intricate geometric designs. You can find tutorials for this technique here.

Whether you are a crochet sock lover or just curious, this is the crochet patterm for you. With brand new techniques and a wonderfully stretchy unisex pattern, these may be the best crochet socks ever. The pattern is sized for everyone in the family – from baby toes to a large adult male foot.

Get cosy with this unisex, roll neck chunky jumper. Made in chunky yarn and a simple stitch it’s quick to grow. Bulk is reduced to create a smooth silhouette with set in sleeves and optional waist shaping.

Inspired by the tumbling peach blooms of a Verbena plant near my home, this beautiful shawl is light and airy with sections of tumbling stripes and open lace work.

Its time for another mystery crochet shawl!

This quick hat is an inside out project, worked with wrong side facing to maximise the cute puffs that burst from the centre. Worked in a double knit weight yarn on a 5mm hook and with an easily memorised pattern, you’ll have this stylish beanie on your head in no time at all. The beautiful drape comes from the silk/camel blend yarn, but would ...

Get set for The Crochet Project’s fourth mystery crochet-a -long!

Comfy, cozy and easy to make; these two tone socks are the perfect first crochet sock. With a wide range of sizes from baby to adult 13, you can make them for everyone in the family, the length is fully adjustable for a great fit.

This shawl was born out of a challenge. I’d often admired the hand-dyed skeins of yarn that have a mini rainbow flash in an otherwise solid skein – often called zip skeins. In knitting they produce a flash of rainbow stitches.

This pattern has been written to let you use a variety of your 4ply yarn up - whether it is ends from other projects, a set of mini skeins from an advent calendar or a series of full skeins or balls, you can make it work. Whether you want to choose a riot of colours or pick a range of textures to make it interesting this pattern will work well,...

About Shepherd’s Purse

A simple but elegant scarf that will have people wondering how you

The Echo Chamber Shawl is the latest Mystery Crochet A Long (MCAL) from Joanne Scrace of The Crochet Project.

The shawl is inspired by stones skimming across a lake and was our popular Summer 2018 Mystery Crochet a-long shawl.

About End of the Box

Working from home and rarely leaving the farm means that I have been known to make some pretty dubious fashion choices. A long skirt over my pyjama bottoms is a frequent choice, as is my favourite denim shirt thrown on over whatever clean pair of jeans I can find. Sometimes, those are black, but more often than not, I meet the postie in that gr...

A huge, cosy shawl for Autumn days. Made with DK weight wool, this enormous shawl works up quickly in as many colour combinations as you can dream up. We suggest three here. This pattern is named after my favourite Ani Difranco album and my morning commute to the studio across a very wet farmyard.

About Lake of Menteith

Nervous about crocheting to fit or looking for something easy to make and wear? This figure flattering top is as easy to make as it is to throw on. The sideways construction means there are only two rows to the pattern to master and the seamed (but no sew) construction means that you literally can’t get the fit wrong.

Inspired by the vibrant tiled floors in Spain, this top down triangular shawl has a wonderful graphic feel to it. Worked in three colours of luxurious DK weight yarn it will keep you warm even if you have no Spanish sun to shine on you.

My grandmother Doris was 5 feet tall, wore polyester dresses and sensible shoes. If you saw her and didn’t know her, you would assume she was just another unremarkable, sweet little old lady. You would be wrong.

Want a scarf with some wow but not too much thinking to do as you make it?

Buy all 4 patterns in The Warmer Project for £10

Buy all 4 patterns in The Warmer Project for £10

Buy all 4 patterns in The Warmer Project for £10

Buy all 4 patterns in The Warmer Project for £10

With stripes and a central line, like the the ripples behind a boat this unusual rhombus shaped shawl worked in a biased fabric is simple to make and elegant in wear.

Get the whole flock involved with this gradient effect cardigan, showcasing the beautiful natural British wool colours. Using a variety of sheep breeds spun to 4ply to provide the interest this simple cardigan is quickly and easily worked.

New to crochet colourwork? We have a tutorial here:

New to crochet colourwork? We have a tutorial here:

Some socks are great for walking, some socks are great for showing off with a funky pair of shoes, some socks are perfect for nights out, these socks made from lustrous Blacker Yarns Tamar are just the pair for a cozy night in with a good book.

New to crossed trebles? We have a tutorial for you here:

Rustic gets refined. This shawl enjoys contradictions: strong geometric shape contrasts the natural material, the natural material from hardy ancient breeds is spun to form a fine lace.

Before I stepped onto a moor, I imagined them as dry, unyielding places. It only took one step to realise that the exact opposite is true, with them full of rushing creeks, enormous bogs and mini-waterfalls at every hill, no matter how big or small. This wrap is inspired by

Quick to make, this asymmetrical shawl uses just 100g of 4ply, perfect for showing off those special hanks of wool you can never have enough of.

Our boggy patch of earth doesn’t have much going for it. We spend most of the year up to our ankles in mud, except for a few glorius weeks in late Spring when the Flag Iris blooms and its golden flowers pop out against the dark green foliage.

Sometimes simple is best to allow the yarn to really shine. This easy

A light as a feather, easy to wear shawl…whether you wear it in the day to keep the sun off your shoulders or in the evening to battle the chills.

This pattern forms part of the Crochet Yeah! e-book.

This pattern forms part of the Crochet Yeah! e-book.

This pattern forms part of the Crochet Yeah! e-book.

This pattern forms part of the Crochet Yeah! e-book.

This pattern forms part of the Crochet Yeah! e-book.

This pattern forms part of the Crochet Yeah! e-book.

Inspired by the beautiful tumbling waves of leaves on a mature Acer tree this pretty patterned shawl is deceptively simple to make. Worked in ever increasing rows so there is no long foundation chain, the size is easily adaptable – just work more or fewer rows.

When you have a beautiful yarn you need a simple pattern to show it off. Worked end to end, Spun Gold will use every last scrap of that special hank of yarn no matter the weight.

The name of this centre out triangular shawl comes from music, raising or lowering the scales but keeping the intervals the same. Likewise the stitches subtly change from section to section, opening out a little more with each change to become lacier towards the edge.

When I was a child I loved playing with my spirograph especially using the green pen from the four colour biro that I treasured. My Mum used to tell me that

The name comes from the edge trim which is a variation on a vintage pattern called “A mile a minute.” When I found the trim in a vintage book I thought it meant that it worked up very quickly until Kat told me that its the name of a weed similar to bindweed. Its still a very quick trim and pattern to work – but maybe not quite breaking land spe...

The idea for this shawl came from yarn used which is all shades of dark except black and reminded me of a line in the Owl that was Afraid of the Dark.

Circles within circles, this beautiful semi circular shawl takes its inspiration from the beautiful colourway of the yarn and the clever construction method (pi expansion) that allows for bold patterning.

Deceptively simple and addictive to make, this beautiful shawl is designed to showcase beautiful variagated yarns to perfection. It is worked from side to side to allow you to use up every ounce of that precious yarn. The shawl is fully reversible and easy to wear. An ideal first pattern, holiday or knit night project. It can be adapted to any ...

A pretty cardigan, perfect for layering in spring, summer and autumn.

Maple Falls Top is a simple bottom up seamless top and uses spike stitches to create a stunning motif reminiscent of falling leaves.

Crocheted with the softest silk and alpaca, this cardigan wraps you in a light cloud. With its airy stitches and simple gathers, it makes an elegant addition to your wardrobe.

This pattern from our first collection has been revamped for our tenth birthday celebrations!