This pattern is my own design for a simple, top-down hat using the linked double crochet stitch. I love linked double crochet because it ties together the stitches so there’s not a noticeable space between individual double crochet stitches. This original version is intended to fit a normal adult head. It’s more of a recipe than a pattern, so w...

This pattern makes a sleeve designed to fit a quart mason jar snugly. I use them in lieu of coasters because every proper coaster we have sticks to the jars thanks to the condensation from ice melting. It is also suitable to use as décor or as a creative way to “wrap” a gift that resides within the jar.

This pattern makes a textured fabric with a knobby or chain link type appearance across the rows. It can be used to make any rectangular object (scarf, stole, blanket, etc) with an easy-to-remember one-row repeat. The pattern includes written instructions and a chart of the first two rows.

This pattern makes a triangular shawlette and is worked from the bottom up with increases in each row. You can use any yarn/hook combination to make it. If you want a full-sized shawl, simply work more rows until it’s the desired size.