The hexagon cardigan continues to be a favorite for so many people, and my baby hexagon cardigan pattern, which primarily utilizes the linen stitch, is so versatile that you will be able to work one up to just about any size desired. In the pattern, I include options for finishing the cardigan for a little boy (with the ribbed bottom edging) or...

Purchase both the Georgia Cowl and the Georgia Hat and get a $2.50 discount at checkout now through November 30th, 2024. Must place both items in cart to be valid.

Purchase both the Georgia Cowl and the Georgia Hat and get a $2.50 discount at checkout now through November 30th, 2024. Must place both items in cart to be valid.

To felt, or not to felt?

Color Me Cozy Fall Collection - Pattern 3: Fingerless Mitts

Color Me Cozy Fall Collection - Pattern 1: Fringed Cowl

Color Me Cozy Fall Collection - Pattern 2: Hooded Cowl

This pattern will help you create a lovely basket that is not only functional, but will add a touch of interest to your decor, even on a sailing vessel! You can make this basket in a variety of sizes by adjusting the number of foundation rounds completed.

Here is a fun summer tote that you can make using two contrasting cotton colorways. While working with one strand, the other is always carried along and worked over by the working strand, making for a strong, solid bag that doesn’t need to have a fabric lining.

Windmill bags are so much fun to make, and this bag design, which uses my original feather stitch square motif, is certain to satisfy your appetite for a pattern that is not only unique and fashionable, but will expand your crochet knowledge and skill as well.

Skill Level: Intermediate

Here is a nicely textured hooded scarf that can be worked with two strands of Aran weight yarn held together for added warmth, or a single strand of #5 bulky weight yarn.

A lovely textured cowl made to remind me of the wonderful friends, fond memories and early morning walks with my pup while visiting Fairfield Harbor, NC.

Skill Level: Advanced Beginner-Intermediate-Experienced

Here is a pattern for a beautiful throw that will keep you interested and engaged. Once you have worked your first two sequences, it will work up quickly. Add the simple border or the alternate border for a slightly larger blanket and you will be ready to gift your project to someone special. The written pattern instructions are also supported ...

Skill Level: Advanced Beginner - Intermediate

The feather stitch square motif is used once again to add a beautiful and unique waistband to this adorable little girl’s skirt. The pattern directions include sizing from 0-6 months through ages 9/10 years. Included in the pattern is a video tutorial link which demonstrates how to complete the feather stitch square motif as it is used in this ...

Bum bag, waist bag, fanny pack…they all serve the same purpose: to easily carry the essential items while leaving your hands free.

Happy Mother’s Day!!

Here is an adorable fat bottom bag pattern that will really spice up your spring and summer wardrobe! Make it in your favorite cotton or cotton blend yarn and in a variety of colors for an accessory that is certain to work in every season.

Now with two options! This pattern purchase will provide you with TWO distinct files, one for the original Soft As A Feather Baby Blanket pattern AND Version 2 - Bahama Dayze.

Skill Level: Advanced

The Houndstooth Stitch is so much fun to make, and this sweater jacket pattern will give you an opportunity to create your own unique patchwork look while using one solid primary color throughout, along with unspecified amounts of yarn leftovers. This is a great project for stash busting!

Level: Advanced Beginner/Intermediate

Here is an adorable knot bag that you can make with a bit of texture for added interest.

Skill Level: Ambitious Beginner - Intermediate/Advanced

Skill Level Advanced beginner to intermediate

Here is a great fall poncho that you will enjoy making and wearing.

A beautifully textured scarf inspired by the ever changing waters of Lake Champlain, this can be made using any yarn desired.

Skill Level: Advanced Beginner/ Intermediate

Level:Advanced Beginner/Intermediate

This hat was designed as part of the 2021 Crochet Cancer Challenge Event.

These are the smaller version of my Autumn Wristies.

Here is a cute fingerless mitt pattern to help dress up your wardrobe for the cooler season.

Level: Beginner

Skill Level: Beginner/Intermediate

Here is a fun mosaic design that can be used to create a sleeve for an 8” x 10” zippered pouch. Of course you can use the pattern design for a variety of bag styles or other crochet items, just use a multiple of 12 sts.

This is an overlay mosaic pattern that also includes a bit of traditional crochet.

Looking for a pretty spring accessory? Do you have a random yarn ball or two that you have been wanting to put to use? How about a lightweight spring scarf to add to your wardrobe?

This hat design utilizes the beautiful crocheted feather stitch

This cowl design utilizes the beautiful crocheted feather stitch

Infinity cowl design utilizes the beautiful crocheted feather stitch

Here is a fun cowl design that you can finish in a weekend. It features fun textures using simple crochet stitches and paired with your favorite yarn will make a nice accessory for gifting. You may even want to make one for yourself!

Here is a fun textured poncho just in time for the cooler months ahead!

There are 11,490 miles between New York and Western Australia but crochet has a way of bringing people together. That is truly the case in regard to how this Friendship Pocket Wrap was born.

Level of difficulty: Easy

I love the Adirondack Mountains of Upstate New York where I have lived all of my life. I especially enjoy the rich colors and textures of the mountains during the fall season.

What do you do with all of those small leftover yarn remnants?

Inspired by the ocean waves as I sailed toward Cat Island, Bahamas, this is the second in a series of bags inspired by Mother Nature.

Here is a cute little drawstring bag you can make in just a few hours. It is the perfect size for carrying along a few essentials. It is similar in design to my Waterfall Handbag, but with a few modifications and on a much smaller scale. Great for collecting sea shells while walking along the beach!

Here is a great little project you can work up in just a couple of hours. Use up small amounts of odds and ends of your beautiful fingering, Aran or worsted weight yarn you couldn’t bear to part with.

I designed the Spring Capelet because I wanted to give back to the lovely lady who first introduced me to crochet more than 43 years ago. My mother, who will be 82 years young in early May, still crochets regularly, making gifts for others but never for herself. This is my way of honoring her and showing her how much I appreciate the time we sp...

I designed the Spring Capelet because I wanted to give back to the lovely lady who first introduced me to crochet more than 43 years ago. My mother, who will be 82 years young in early May, still crochets regularly, making gifts for others but never for herself. This is my way of honoring her and showing her how much I appreciate the time we sp...

Skill Level: Intermediate

Skill Level: Intermediate

Skill Level: Intermediate

Skill Level: Intermediate/Advanced Beginner

Ability Level: Advanced Beginner - Intermediate

I love the way the combined use of hdc and slip sticth work together to make beautifully textured fabric. So many opportunities to make lovely pieces to wear, this cowl included. Although the stitch combination is a popular one, I hope you will enjoy one more cowl design using them.

Here are some wristers that you can work up in about an hour. They make terrific gifts!

Here is a fingerless mitt pattern that works up quickly and is designed to coordinate with my Quincy Cowl.

Use this pattern as a coordinating project to go with my Aztec Poncho.

Level: Intermediate to advanced

Here is an adorable sweater pattern for keeping your teddy bear warm this winter!

Here is a cowl that is sure to attract a little attention. Subtle Vs using front and back post double crochet.

Here is a fun cowl that you can make using basic crochet stitches and three shades of yarn. Easy enough for a beginner and engaging enough for an advanced crocheter.

I was inspired to create this cowl pattern after having seen many lovely corner-to-corner afghans and thought it would make a lovely stitch pattern for a cowl.

This pattern is for advanced beginners to intermediate crocheters.

Here’s a great way to use up all of those odds and ends and left-over bits of yarn that you don’t want to part with once you have completed a project. Use any fiber or yarn brand to complete this project. Mix and match your fibers to create a great little hostess gift for a friend. A set of four can be made with as little as 52 yards of yarn an...

This ruffle scarf is an eye-catching work of art that will draw compliments wherever you go! It is worked in the round with a fun picot edging. Wear it with your favorite coat or as an accessory to your everyday indoor wear.

This neck warmer is just what you need to take away a bit of chill as the cooler weather sets in. The pattern is unisex and would make the perfect neck piece for yourself or the men in your life.

This neck warmer is just what you need to take away a bit of chill as the cooler weather sets in. The pattern is unisex and would make the perfect neck piece for yourself or the men in your life.

I was inspired to make these wristers in order to complete a Christmas gift ensemble I have in mind for a friend.

This pattern is written for an intermediate level crocheter or very ambitious beginner. Worked in one piece with no seaming involved.

This pattern is written for the advanced beginner to intermediate crocheter.

Skill Level: Advanced beginner

This is a fun project to complete for the beginner to the advanced. The finished result is from a blend of two very unique wool fibers crocheted together and felted. Once felted, the hand-painted “Tunis” wool from SOLITUDE WOOL adds a pretty sparkle effect to the finished bag.

This is a very warm and beautifully textured cowl design that is easy to memorize with a one row pattern repeat. It is completely reversible.

This is a very warm and beautifully textured scarf design that is easy to memorize with a row row pattern repeat. It is completely reversible.

This pattern was originally published in December of 2011. I now offer it as a free Ravelry download.

This intermediate hooded scarf pattern will keep you warm and cozy during the cold winter months. It is designed to give the wearer a more fitted result. It can be completed in a day, or work it for shorter periods of time throughout the week.

Skill Level: Advanced beginner to intermediate

The brim was designed to fit a 20.5” circumference, which is a bit smaller than the average 21.5 - 22.5” circumference for an adult woman. You may want to complete fewer decreases for round 32, or increase the hook size.

A very basic beginner scarf pattern that yields beautiful results every time.

This pattern is a great project for beginner to advanced to complete and takes less than 2 hours from start to finish. It will make a great quick gift or make one as an accessory to a favorite outfit!

These mitts work up fast and can be completed in just a few hours.

This scarf is designed to coordinate with my textured fingerless mitt pattern, which can be found here:TEXTURED FINGERLESS MITTS

This is an adorable little cloche that can be embellished with your favorite flower. An easy beginner/intermediate crochet pattern.

Several knitters here on Ravelry have mentioned that they were interested in my college tote pattern which I originally designed as a crochet project. Having limited experience as a knitter, I set off to do my best to make and re-write the pattern in a knit version. I must say that was quite a challenge for a non-knitter like me!

This is a very simple area rug pattern using two strands held together throughout. I used approximately 3/4 each of two large 12 oz. skeins of cotton, which worked nicely because I was able to complete the piece without having to cut any strands until the very end.

This shrug is perfect for adding just a touch of warmth to your sleeveless tops on a cool summer evening. Try making it in your favorite acrylic or cotton.

This is a great little crocheted bag with plenty of room to fit all of the necessities! Perfect for an advanced beginner or the experienced.

This is a great little felted bag with easy to follow pattern directions. It would make a super first project for someone with only a little experience crocheting. Stitches used include single crochet and the slip stitch.

This is a great purse that offers plenty of room for the necessities and one that you will want to take everywhere you go. The self-striping pattern that occurs while using the SWS adds beauty and interest!

This is a very basic scarf pattern using chain stitch, sc and dc. It makes a great easy beginner pattern and works up rather quickly.

This bag was designed in response to the Bag-A-Month Group challenge in March 2010. The pdf can now be downloaded for free directly from ravelry.

This is very easy recorder case that you can make for the aspiring musician in your family. Stitches used include: chain, slip stitch and single crochet.

This is a cute little cell phone case that I made using colors that matched my handbag. Easy to make.

This is a very easy felted bag to make, especially if you have never felted a bag before. It works up rather fast and the results are beautiful!

This is a cute little felted crochet bag that I designed as a gift for a friend. It can easily store your cell phone, keys and a wallet and can be adjusted to suit any size desired.

This bag design was formerly called “Graduation Tote.”