If you like projects with pops of color, then this is for you.

This hat pattern contains multiple stitches keeping things interesting. It’s all about visual and tactile texture.

This is another take on the Octopus. There is no sewing involved unless you choose to embroider the facial features.

This is a continuation of the stitch pattern from two of my previous hats. Can you tell I love it?

This is my take on the ubiquitous octopus. There is no sewing involved unless you choose to embroider the facial features.

You may not need a hooded cowl but you surely want one right? You can use it to play dress up or make believe…hey playing is not just for the kiddies.

Texture, texture, squishy texture.

A textured, super, quick and super bulky headband. Perfect for that last minute gift. Or make it just for yourself.

You can never go wrong with the classic granny stitch. And a classic granny shawl should be a staple.

This hat is another version of my Footbridge beanie… with a bit more texture. It actually came about because of an error and I ended up loving the outcome.

I love simple. I love chunky. I love color. And I love TEXTURE. This cowl covers all those in spades. Oh, I love quick too… instant gratification.

This cowl is similar to my Big Button Cowl. I think of it as more of a little sister to that cowl. With this pattern, you get a 2-in-one pattern.

Next to a hat, I love a nice chunky cowl. This is a quick project

Not too chunky, not to skinny. A little bit of mindless knitting. The perfect combination for a relaxing project.

Need a last minute gift? Super bulky yarn is the way to go and this beanie is the hat to make.

Looking for a quick and easy last minute gift idea? Deandre fits the bill. This cowl can be made in any yarn but bulky yarn makes for quick and easy work.

This is another quick beanie in a basic stitch… Single crochet. Done in super bulky weight yarn for that last minute gift item.

Leila is a super easy and stylish cowl that goes with any outfit. You can use any yarn weight but the preference is super bulky for that cozy feeling.

To me, you can never have too many hats.

Not a hat person? No problem!

The 3 double crochet cluster is one of my favorite stitches. This hat features the stitch wonderfully. It works up quickly and is customizable because it’s worked from bottom up.

This hat is quick to work up with the super bulky yarn. It has great texture and feel. You can wear it with or without a pom pom. It makes for a great last minute gift.

If you need a quick shawl for those chilly spring days (or nights), then this is for you.

This hat was made on the fly for a 9 month old toddler so the pattern is for that size. There are notes for making it in different sizes.

This is a very easy pattern that requires a minimal amount of seaming. It can be worn as an over-sized cowl or tugged over your shoulder.

Easy shell stitch project. Although I prefer using bulky yarns, you can substitute any yarn. Multiples are given to fit the size to your measurement.

This cowl is called SQUISH because it’s soooo squishy. The type of yarn you choose to use will add even more to the squishiness.

This slouchy goes with my Bumpy Shells Cowl. It’s very customizable to head sizes. It can be made in any yarn. Add more or less rows depending on how slouchy you like to wear your hat.

I love chunky cowls and textured ones to boot. This pattern definitely gives you texture. I find that I kept running my hands over it again and again.

This cowl works up quickly and can be customized to any size. It’s mostly worked in bulky/super bulky yarns but you can use worsted weight yarn for this pattern, just make a longer starting chain. Using a hook 2-3 sizes bigger than recommended results in a softer cowl that drapes lovely.

This is a super simple pattern. If you know crochet basics you can make this cowl.

Gauge is not important. The pattern can be done in any size yarn and hook recommended for yarn.

This is an easy pattern once you get the hang of it. The hat is worked from bottom up.