Cozy and quick to work up, this scarf features a zigzag pattern, ribbed texture, and three different finishes: Ribbed ends, fringed ends, and infinity scarf/cowl. Plus, it’s worked all in one piece, edging and ends included, so you’ll only have 2 ends to weave in! (Except cowl, which will have 4.) Matches the Herring Jig Winter Hat.

The Herring Jig Winter Hat is a cozy beanie/toque with a double brim for added stretch and warmth. It uses the Herringbone Double Crochet stitch to create a zigzag pattern that is broken up with horizontal ribbing.

These cozy, stretchy fingerless mitts are constructed of 3 cables, a wide center cable flanked by two skinny cables. This pattern is designed as a companion to the Lynne Marie Cabled Cowl and Hat, and is also an homage to my lovely mother.

PDF is available free in the Ravelry store and at my blog (follow the link).

This pattern is available FREE on my blog! You can also purchase a printable pdf here on Ravelry for $1.99. https://growkneadpickleandsew.blogspot.com/2017/12/riffle...

This is the Madeleine Tasseled Scarf, a chunky, cozy winter scarf that makes a statement with tapered ends and tassels. The design is modeled after trays of delicious, crisp French butter cakes called madeleines. Cozy and comforting!

This is the Madeleine Tasseled Beanie, a chunky, slouchy winter hat topped with a tassel. The design is modeled after trays of delicious, crisp French butter cakes called madeleines. Cozy and comforting!

This is the “Ombre Mini Handled Basket” crochet pattern. This adorable (and tiny!) basket is the perfect stash busting project! Make one to display your favorite tiny treasures, put a mason jar in for an adorable bud vase, or make a whole set for your highball glasses.

Available free at my blog, or as a pdf download for $1.99: https://growkneadpickleandsew.blogspot.com/2017/12/free-p...

This is the “Lynne Marie Slouchy Hat” crochet pattern for a cozy, squishy and warm winter beanie.

I call these fingerless mittens, and their companion “Riding the Rails” Ribbed Infinity Scarf and Riding the Rails Ribbed Winter Hat, “Riding the Rails” because these light and stretchy wrist-warmers are perfect to toss on for a walk along the train tracks just as the stars are coming out on a clear, chilly evening.

I call this hat, and its companion scarf “Riding the Rails” Ribbed Infinity Scarf and fingerless gloves Riding the Rails Ribbed Fingerless Mitts, “Riding the Rails” because this light and stretchy beanie-style hat is perfect to toss on for a walk along the train tracks just as the stars are coming out on a clear, chilly evening.

This is the “Lynne Marie Cabled Cowl” crochet pattern for a cozy, warm and elegant infinity scarf.

Download the printable pdf here for $3.99, or get the free pattern at my blog: https://growkneadpickleandsew.blogspot.com/2018/01/i-love...

This is the “Riding the Rails Ribbed Infinity Scarf” crochet pattern for a cozy, warm and stretchy infinity scarf - perfect for cool evenings. And it goes great with its companion patterns, the Riding the Rails Ribbed Winter Hat and the Riding the Rails Ribbed Fingerless Mitts!

This pattern is for a warm, cozy and very stretchy cowl / infinity scarf that is done in crochet but imitates a knitted stockinette stitch.