Moss stitch and bias work give this cozy cowl effortless drape , ensuring it will scrunch up perfectly every time you put it on. Gauge is not important, and this pattern can be worked with any weight yarn - just be sure to use a hook slightly larger than usual to keep the fabric very soft.

This handy chevron pouch can organize your purse, carry change, hold jewelry and sort cables. With a squeeze clasp, your valuable are secure and still easy to access. This pattern is designed to make squeeze clasps easy to install - No fiddly sewing at the end!

I made this hat to fulfill a last-minute costume requirement for my daughter’s role as the warthog in the school play. I couldn’t find a warthog hat pattern, so I took notes as I crocheted; I hope your warthog experience is easier than mine!

Designed to highlight the gentle variations of tonal, hand-dyed yarn, these cozy socks are a delight to wear. Like bird song, the staggered cable pattern shows up everywhere possible, a wonderful opportunity to learn to cable without a cable hook!

This cap was designed for the Phat Fiber June Ice Cream Social theme. You can find the pattern for free on the Phat Fiber Secret Site in June 2012! I was inspired by the memory of eating ice cream in a snow storm in Red Square. My parents thought the best time to visit Moscow would be December, and I just remember being c-o-l-d. To me, this hat...

Fair Isle with a Greek twist - Greek Isle!