This lightweight scarf is a great introduction to Tunisian lace crochet. The pattern consists of a 4 row repeat using Tunisian Simple Stitch and Yarn Over making it very easy to memorize. Increase the width easily to make it a shawl and/or increase the hook size to give it an even lacier look.

This sweet airy girls shawl is the perfect accessory to make her feel as pretty as a princess. When she’s not wearing it she can use it as fancy bedding for her favorite doll!

The design of this shawl creates stitches on the bias resulting in great drape and an interesting look.

Accented with glitter eyelash yarn, this hooded cowl is fun and flirty. The hood is roomy enough to comfortably fit a man as well (might want to leave off the glitter trim tho ;). Super bulky yarn makes this a very quick project. Enjoy!

The World Traveler Scarf…

Oooo, isn’t this fun?! This little belt pouch is SO fun to make! The size works for a child (pictured on my son, age 5) and adult (I might just steel it from him on our vacation…can you tell where we’re going? ;).

I wanted to make something that was super warm and cozy without having to wrap a chunky scarf around your neck a million times. This cowl is made with super bulky yarn in a continuous loop that fits nicely over your head and stands up on itself to give you that chunky look. Works up very quickly and the design makes it reversible!

I just love creating designs that look way harder than they really are to make! The color changes in this hat are all carried up so you only have to weave in the beginning tails and the end tails. This hat can be made with any worsted weight yarn. I used complimenting colors on mine but you could easily use contrasting colors to make the “V” st...

Crochet these easy fingerless mittens in no time. They only take one skein of chunky yarn (weight 5) and large hook to make a pair so they work up very quickly! They are designed to easily fold back the long ribbed edge if needed for better access to fingers without taking off.

I have always loved the look of knitted cables but never felt like I could replicate them with crochet, until….I discovered Tunisian crochet. Finally I was able to make those soft puffy cables with my hook!

Try crocheting this cowl with chunky, single ply yarn (only one twist) in a lacy pattern using the Solomon Stitch. ALSO LOOKS DARLING AS A BIG SLOUCHY COWL!

Try crocheting this cowl with chunky, single ply yarn (only one twist) in a lacy pattern using the Lovers Knot stitch. The result is a feminine, soft, and warm neckwarmer / cowl. You won’t want to take it off!

The amount of yarn you will need depends on how long your Solomon stitches are.

Skill level: Beginner

Winning entry in the Knitting Daily - Tahki Yarns Cotton Classic Colorplay challenge.