Enjoy the autumn vibes with this tiny collection of cozy accessories! Featuring two knits and one crochet, bundle up warm as the seasons transition. P.S. These accessories make great gifts, too!

This collection of 6 cold weather hat patterns is perfect to get you started on those Christmas gifts!

A lovely collection of popular necklace patterns from Melmaria. Each design is inspired by flowers and colors and made from crochet lace motifs, jewelry chain, and sparkling pendants. All patterns are unique and original designs by Melmaria.

Easy and therapuetic to make, this chunky lace beanie is super slouchy and will be your favorite cozy go-to hat this winter. Make one for all your favorite girls! Try striping, or using your favorite bulky weight yarn instead of Lion Brand.

This ultra-cozy winter blanket is crocheted from a delicious blend of wool and mohair. The openwork stitch goes quickly, but traps heat within the blanket for ultimate warmth. Makes a beautiful housewarming gift!

Crochet a rustic wall hanger for your air plants! Learn how to crochet using jute twine and create a piece that is gift-worthy for that plant lady in your life.

This ultra cozy crop vest is crocheted from a wool roving blend. The fit is loose and the cuffed turtleneck adds an extra layer of warmth. Wear it layered over a long sleeve or a flannel!

This light and simple sweater is constructed in only two pieces: front and back. The openwork stitch allows for plenty of room for the skin to breath, while still providing warmth. Wear it layered over a collared shirt or a lacy half-cami.

This cool cotton crop is the ultimate summer piece. Wear it with a sports bra and vintage jeans, or layer it over a long floral maxi for the ultimate boho look.

This gorgeous lace crop is finished with a round of fringe for extra sass. Slip it over a white tee, wear it with a sports bra and vintage jeans, or layer it over a long floral maxi for the ultimate boho look.

This gorgeous top is made from a thrifted cotton pillowcase and soft pima cotton yarn. You’ll want to buy every floral pillowcase you see after making this simple top!

The colors in this blanket remind me of lavender and heather. The construction is join-as-you-go, making this table runner a cinch to finish. Such a lovely gift! Crocheted from cotton, it’s both durable and lacy.

Crochet a bulky beanie with this streamlined design! The color block feature allows for lots of creativity. Worked in monochromatic colors, it will go with everything this season.

Knit up a chunky beanie and learn how to welt at the same time with this easy design! The decreasing is uneven for a rustic look, and a fluffy little pompom tops off this adorable hat for extra cuteness.

These delightful little mitts are knitted in easy rib and stockinette stitches, with cozy hearts stitched to the wrists for a touch of love. Knit them as a quick gift for a dear friend!

Knitted in the easiest stitch of all time, the classic garter stitch, this headband is as versatile as you can get. A button closure allows for easy on/off. Wear twisted, flat, deck it with a flower, a vintage pin, or a giant button as the mood allows - these headbands even knit up fast, so you can give them as Christmas gifts!

Lusciously thick and warm, this cowl is crocheted in a super soft lofty yarn and adorned with a single giant heart. Make it for someone you love this season!

This delightfully folksy scarf will become your new go-to layering piece this season. Knitted in a simple garter stitch with a faux plaid pattern, you’ll want to make one in each of your favorite color combos!

These delightful knit gloves are the perfect fall accessory! Knit in a woolly yarn with subtle detailing on the backs, their simple construction makes an easy project for a breezy September day. Wear them yourself or gift them to a friend!

Crocheted in warm autumn tones, these lacy mitts are perfect for transitioning into cooler days. The thumbhole is positioned high on the mitt, allowing for a long, snug-fitting cuff. Change up the colors, crochet these all in one shade, and make them as long or short as you want!

Say hello to your new favorite necklace! A cinch to make and super chic, this piece is sure to be a go-to for your summer wardrobe. All you need is one skein of cotton yarn in your favorite color and a cute button!

Crochet a slouchy pompom beanie with this easy pattern!

Big, thick cable stitches dominate this warm and neutral beanie – a thin ribbed band is worked for the brim before beginning the chunky cable pattern.

This chunky lace beanie fits beautifully, with plenty of warmth and dimension. The stitch pattern looks intricate without being hard to make, and the brim adds security. Repeat the lace pattern as many times as you want for an extra slouchy hat!

Join the crochet headband trend by crocheting your very own, complete with a big flower.

Make a set of cotton flower facial scrubbers with this adorable pattern. These are reusable and make wonderful gifts! Crochet them in fun color combos or a sophisticated neutral.

Ring in the season with a festive garland of crisp white snowflakes! Hung from a length of twine, they have rustic appeal and would look beautiful draped across a mantelpiece or doorframe.

These glamorous gloves make the perfect accessory for any holiday party outfit. Knit in a silvery lightweight yarn, they are adorned with tiny crocheted flowers to add an extra pop of texture. Knit these up for that girl on your list who loves sparkle!

Inspired by the beautiful green leaves of the aspen trees in the Rocky Mountains, this wonderfully soft and slouchy hat is one of the most comfortable I’ve ever designed! Try your hand at lace knitting with the easy motif, and make this hat as long or as short as you want.

Try your hand at Fair Isle-style colorwork knitting with this slouchy hat! The classic snowflake motif works up easily and looks great with any outfit.

This fine gauge crochet hat has the texture and feel of knit - warm and woolly, it fits snug and cozy with just the right amount of stretch.

Inspired by the vintage tams of the 30s, this wool hat is easy to make and super cozy!

These little woolly gloves are cozy and secure, with a tiny lace detailing on the backs of the wrists. Inspired by the movie Jane Eyre, these gloves are sure to keep you warm on your moor ramblings.

How lovely is this colorful necklace? Each little

They may be huge, but these lacy earrings weigh absolutely nothing. Vibrant and bright, the vivid contrast of the red and turquoise adds a pop of color to your summer style. Pair with a plain white T-shirt and your favorite jeans!

This classy crop top is crocheted in a wide mesh stitch, making it light and easy to wear - the perfect layering sweater. Neutral stripes of grey and wheat match almost anything, and the boat neckline flatters everyone!

Store your glasses in style with this cute and easy case! Worked entirely in single crochet and finished with a little embroidery detail, it’s perfect for keeping your favorite Ray Bans from getting scratched.

Inspired by Alice in Wonderland, these gloves are elegant and soft, knitted in a white sock yarn. The eyelet spaces give the fabric an almost ragged look – perfect for the mysterious and elusive White Rabbit.

Knitted in the round, these cozy gloves are then embroidered with a rustic design on the backs of the hands. The gloves can either be worn like fingerless gloves or pulled down for long cuffs. This is a great project to get creative with colors and embroidery designs!

Admittedly, I’m not a huge chevron fan. It’s just not my favorite. But when I began designing this cuff, the colors flowed really nicely with the stitch pattern, and the end result looked more like a vintage Missoni design than the modern white-and-mint chevron tote bag!

This cuff reminds me of the swirling beauty of Dale Chihuly’s works of art - colorful glass blown into fantastical shapes and designs. Mix up the colors and have fun!

This bulky lace beret is cozy, chunky, and super cute. A doily pattern is adapted to make the crown of the tam, keeping it light yet warm. Get creative and play around with colorwork! This hat only uses one skein of yarn.

Utilizing a mini basketweave stitch, this beanie is cozy and textured – a perfect outer layer for the cold winter months! The long brim covers the ears and allows for extra slouching if desired.

A simple gray hat is embellished with fun fuschia swirls to make a unique accessory! Try your hand at stranded colorwork with this cute hat - mix up the colors and exercise your creativity with it! This hat works up in a weekend and would make a lovely gift.

Begun and finished with ribbed cuffs, these short legwarmers are the perfect outer layer, either worn as boot cuffs or worn with moccasins. The simple stranded design is perfect for colorwork beginners! Get creative with your color combos and whip these up for this winter.

Crocheted in wintry shades of white and gray, in a yarn with sequins scattered throughout to add some sparkly charm, these cute gloves would make a gorgeous Christmas present or hostess gift this holiday season!

Wouldn’t these gloves make a gorgeous gift for Christmas? They are warm and soft, and the little sequins scattered throughout the yarn just add to the charm.

Try your hand at crocheting with twine with these cute coasters! They add country charm to any table and would make a great housewarming gift or even a stocking stuffer for the homemakers on your Christmas list!

These warm, fingerless gloves combine both knitting and crochet to create a functional accessory that’s both useful and pretty. Make these for a beautiful gift!

Brilliant colors bring to mind flowers, especially the flower markets of Europe. These intricate earrings are made up of two different sized motifs stacked atop one another using jump rings and hung from silver ear wires. A truly beautiful gift!

Handmade from round motifs crocheted in a cool purple and blue palette and accented with silver wire, these lacy earrings look stunning paired with black, white, or gray tops.

Crocheted from vibrant blue cotton, this chunky cuff is secured with a button closure. Tall stitches and a wide construction make the cuff unique and easy to wear, and fun to crochet too!

Crocheted in a rich dark red, these beautiful earrings have a lovely black bead detail in the center of the motifs and are finished with silver accents.

Whether you’re looking to finish a handmade garment with a touch of old-fashioned elegance, or simply want to create a beautiful piece of lace for the future, this pattern is the perfect place to start.

With or without the tiny flower, this pretty band adds a touch of indie spirit to any outfit. This pattern is perfect for beginning crocheters, especially those trying out thread crochet – there are no abbreviations, and the headband is only three rows!

Bright and colorful (‘colorata’ means colorful in Italian), these lacy earrings are perfect for your style’s transition into summer. Use any three-color combinations you like, or stick to one color for a classic look.

Do you sew as well as crochet? Do you have a boring shirt hat needs a little cheering-up? How would you like to trim it with some beautiful, hand-stitched lace? This lovely natural thread became a soft, smooth length of lace almost without any help from me. Well, a little bit of help.

This textured cuff is both lacy and sturdy - a great addition to your daily ensemble. Use a cute button for a closure and size up or down to fit! Add or subtract 2 rows from the pattern to find your perfect size.

This ultra-cozy scarf is based on the classic bowtie, but much cuter! With a snap closure and a big bow, this necklet is easy and fun to make – a great accessory. The main body is a simple rectangle worked in short rows, while the bow is a simple square with a scalloped edging on two sides.

This pattern is beginner-friendly, chunky and quick, with no abbreviations! Add an optional flower (instructions included). This headband makes a great quick gift.

These wonderfully soft gloves are both slouchy and elegant. Long, warm, and versatile, they make a beautiful autumn accessory.The cuff can even be folded back to create a cozy sleeve!

Looking for a way to keep your drink warm or cool? Tired of burning your hands or getting them wet with cold condensation? Try making this easy cup cozy – it slides on over your travel cup, disposable coffee cup, or Mason jar!

This simple necklace takes very little effort, but the effect is stunning. A solid, scalloped crochet motif is hung from shining chain to create a beautiful geometric piece. Use any color combination to suit your style!

These gauntlets are knit in a wavy, slightly open stitch pattern, allowing for air and keeping the hand nice and warm at the same time. Knit back and forth in rows, the gauntlets are then seamed at the sides.

These handy dishcloths work up quickly in a smooth, striped stitch pattern and are easy to make. Make four or five of them to give away as a housewarming gift or as a bridal shower gift – pair them with Useful Scrubbers to make a complete kitchen set!

Save your hands from hot cups, use up that colorful cotton, and make a few of your very own reusable cup sleeves! The pattern is super easy and gratifying. Use as many colors as you like, or stick to one color. The sleeves are washable and dryable, too, as long as you stick to the delicate setting.

These sturdy cotton coasters add colorful panache to any surface. The pattern is super simple and great for beginners – only 3 rounds per coaster! Four or five of them would make a great housewarming gift, stacked and tied with a ribbon, or they could be sewn into a larger mat.

Add a fun bit of spring to your wardrobe with this brightly colored ruffle scarf! Crocheted loosely, the scarf is then felted to both fluff up and condense the fibers and create a unique texture. This pattern is perfect for beginners who want to try something a bit different.

This elegant shawl is made entirely of mercerized cotton in a marvelous shade of ‘porpora’, which is Italian for purple. The yarn is cool and silky, with just enough sheen to add decadence. The construction is join-as-you-go, making this shawl an easy project that looks intricate and involved.

This ultra-warm headband is perfect for those crisp days in late fall. Just as cozy as a hat, easy to wear, and makes a great gift – whip one up in an afternoon!

This soft, slouchy tam has lots of drape and warmth, perfect for fall and winter. Using a light sock-weight yarn with a larger hook than normal creates the perfect feel for this type of hat. Tall stitches are used to give the tam the right amount of drape. A smaller hook is used to work the cinching brim. Give this slouch tam a try and gift it ...

This necklace lives up to its name, with seven beautiful motifs joined into a large pendant and hung from a sparkling silver chain. Give this classic black-and-white piece a try! The construction allows for plenty of creativity - try joining the motifs in a different order or design. Use other colors and make more or fewer motifs. Contact me wi...

Inspired by the lacy mitts worn by Mia Wasikowska in the recent 2011 Jane Eyre film, these gorgeous crocheted fingerless gloves bring an old-fashioned twist to any outfit. The mitts are worked from the top down in a fishnet stitch, decreasing slightly for the wrist and ending in a simple picot edging.

This cap couldn’t be easier to knit! Written and designed for beginners, this pattern is also perfect for more advanced knitters looking for a quick and easy hat to whip up for gifts.

Stitch up this sparkling bloom to add lacy beauty to your summer outfit! A simple flower with added picots and chain spaces is stiffened with glue and sprinkled with glitter.

This easy and elegant choker is worked in a single row, with a round of edging to complete it. A special bead stitch simplifies the design further, eliminating the need to string the beads ahead of time. Go back in time to the Roaring Twenties and give this necklace a try!

This lacy pendant is both intricate and delicate. It is crocheted from pure cotton and hung from a simple satin cord woven through the spaces along the neck edge.

Durable yet lacy, this facecloth steps up to the task and is truly functional in the bathtub or shower. It is crocheted from cotton yarn in a sturdy gauge. The pattern includes two different edging choices, depending on how fancy you would like your facecloth to be.

This lovely black shrug is both elegant and versatile. Delicate lacy squares are joined into a rectangle and seamed at the underarms to form tiny sleeves. Slip this shrug over any outfit, formal or casual, for that extra bit of coverage.

These earrings are accentuated by the bright gold thread running through the green motifs. Tiny green beads, clustered in points, enhance the delicacy of this Venice-inspired design. The bead technique is easy to master, and the jewelry assembly is simple.

Simply elegant, these easy hairpins are cute, colorful, and unique. Try one or all three of the motif patterns and work up dozens of these little darlings in a single day!

Put a bit of springtime in your hair with this lacy flower hairband. Crocheted from pale pink thread with tiny pink beads, it’s sure to brighten your outfit with blossomy charm. This length of flowers can easily be converted into a necklace or bracelet: simply tie a bow with the chains and slip over your head or wrap around your wrist.

Every girl needs a yellow scarf in her wardrobe. Nothing spells sunshine and happiness like the color yellow, so why not wear it as a light and lacy scarf? This crocheted length of lace keeps the cool breezes of spring from chilling your neck. The length is completely versatile; make it as long or as short as you like. This can even be converte...

Sophisticated and chic, this lacy piece falls somewhere between a choker and a necklace. It is secured by two lengths of chain, and lies flat on the neck. Only one side is painted with Mod Podge to create a softer, more molded feel. It is a dramatic piece, rather similar to Noir Necklace. I do have a penchant for striking black necklaces. :)

These scrubbers are easy to crochet. This pattern includes two different shapes: a square or a triangle, depending on the size you want. Stitched in a thick and sturdy cotton yarn, they are extremely durable. Mix up the colors and give these quick scrubbers a try!

A fun and elegant summer necklace that’s lightweight and perfect for the beach! The vibrant color is what makes this necklace unique, as is the construction. A bit of wirework experience is recommended to assemble the necklace, but it does not take too long to make.

Sunny and bright, this necklace is perfect for summer days. Tiny yellow flowers are interlocked with pearl drops and finished with a silver clasp. The blooms are easy to crochet, but some jewelry knowledge is required to finish the necklace.

Crisp white circles interlocked with sparkling blue beads create a summery necklace, perfect to wear while at the seashore. Its unique appearance will attract many compliments.

These lovely earrings are a classic combination of shining silver and deep, rich blue lace. Making the earrings takes almost no time at all; the motifs are easy to crochet and there are only a few steps in adding the wire and the beads. Give them a try! The pattern is free.

The name of this necklace simply means ‘black’. The centerpiece of this dramatic piece is crocheted in a striking black thread, stiffened to hold its shape and hung from a shining chain by two clear glass beads. It is a true statement piece, bringing new definition to black lace.

These European style earrings are sure to add a splash of panache to your jewelry wardrobe. The color is bright and vivid, perfect for a summer day. They take a bit of patience to make, but the finished result is worth the time and effort.

These gorgeous lace earrings are crocheted from black mercerized cotton thread, stiffened with a water-based sealing mixture, and attached to silver ear wires. Classic and chic, they are sure to make a statement whenever you wear them. Contact me with any questions you may have.

Inspired by the period clothing worn by Anne Elliott in Masterpiece Theater’s movie Persuasion, this warm and soft necklet is the perfect extra touch to any outfit. Crochet this lovely pattern and add a little old-fashioned charm to your accessories today!

These fingerless gloves are contrived of a simple yet elegant pattern that brings to mind the fashions of Jane Austen’s day. The lacy pattern is easy to master, and the gloves work up quickly with minimal finishing.

Faint glimpses of Indian culture can be seen in this lacy bracelet. The clear blue color is a classic choice. It is constructed back and forth in rows, and secured with a button. Everyone will be asking you where you bought it, so prepare for compliments!

This ultra chic necklace was inspired by the 1960’s thriller “Midnight Lace” with Doris Day and her fashionable wardrobe throughout the movie. The black lace combined with shining pearls makes a lovely piece that can be worn with anything anywhere.

These soft and lacy wristlets are both beautiful and warm. The stitch pattern is stretchy, accommodating a variety of wrist sizes. Breathable and beautiful, you will enjoy making and wearing (or giving away) this pattern.

Poppies and Pearls is a vibrant, lacy necklace contrived of brilliant red thread and lustrous pearls. It is dainty and delicate, the perfect finishing touch to any outfit. Please download and enjoy!

This slightly stretchy, woollen yarn is perfect for these gloves! They are so easy it almost feels like cheating to make them. Worked in a flat rectangle, they are seamed at sides, skipping stitches for the thumb hole. Slip them on under a classic peacoat or trench for an uptown look!

This easy pattern comes in quite handy around the holidays. The guys on your gift list will appreciate the solid comfort of these fingerless mitts. They keep the hands warm while allowing for some freedom of movement, such as driving or typing or texting. In addition to Vanna’s Choice, I also recommend Loops & Threads Impeccable Solids for ...

The colors in this hat are wonderful. I recommend using this particular yarn brand. Be sure to buy two skeins; I actually ran out just before finishing the brim, so the brim is shorter than it should be. The felting process was relatively easy; it came out nice and loose, a comfortable fit to my head.

The delicate, frosted pink beads and pure white thread in this necklace are inspired by the picture of iced roses. The necklace is slightly longer than choker length, and is a delightful springtime accessory.

I really love this pattern. It’s very versatile and forgiving. It is meant to be tweaked and changed at the crocheter’s whim, so have fun!

These beautiful gloves are the epitome of elegance. The glittery, slightly stretchy yarn is perfect for crocheting these versatile mitts. Wear them with your favorite little black dress or even with a casual shirt - they make any occasion extra special!