The marling of these two seemingly at odds colorways turns into a beautifully blended palette hinting at a misty sunrise.

When striping doesn’t feel like striping, Golden Hour emerges. Alternating contrasting colors with forward and return passes breaks up the striping from solid blocks to mingled hints. Choose your colors to blend or be high contrast for a striking statement piece.

A moody colorway exemplifies the drama of twilight, as colors fade from the brilliance of day to the calming darkness of night. The stitch pattern allows the color of the yarn to really shine, so feel free to choose that vibrant colorway and let it do the talking.

If the general public insists on calling crochet a granny hobby, then maybe we just lean into that a little for this hat. The Granny Slouch is a quick project using a single skein of bulky yarn. It promises to be extra warm for your ears and hang out fashionably everywhere else.

This delightful crescent shawl combines the simplicity of a 2-row repeat body pattern with a contrasting color delicate, lacy border. Indulge yourself and settle into the cozy comfort of this crochet shawl inspired by the colors of the Scottish wilds, where the wild mountain thyme grows around the blooming heather.

This pattern gives you the ultimate freedom to combine colors and work in any order and yarn weight you wish to create a wearable work of art as unique as yourself. With options for ribbing, alternating stripes, col or work, mirroring, multiple sizes, and multiple yarn weights, this pattern has it all.

An adept is a beginner in a craft, looking to learn and develop and grow. This cowl’s simple yet eye catching design provides a wonderful training ground for basic stitches—Tunisian simple stitch and Tunisian purl stitch. Cozy up with a skein of your current favorite yarn and let’s Tunisian crochet!

Get ready to double team some yarn! Use 2 different yarns—different colors, textures, weights!—to explore fun in this classic shawl design. This is entirely customizable to use whatever yarn you want with any size needle to make as large or as small as you like. Just follow the 3:1 main color to contrasting color ratio and you’re set!

Get ready to double time some yarn! Use 2 different yarns--different colors, textures, weights!—to explore fun in this classic shawl design. This is entirely customizable to use whatever yarn you want with any size hook to make as large or as small as you like. Just follow the 3:1 main color to contrasting color ratio and you’re set!

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An apprentice is a beginner in a craft, looking to learn and develop and grow. This is the 2-skein scarf version of the previously published Apprentice’s Cowl. Its simple yet eye-catching design provides a wonderful training ground for basic stitches—single and double crochet. Cozy up with two skeins of your current favorite yarn and let’s croc...

An adept is a beginner in a craft, looking to learn and develop and grow. This scarf’s simple yet eye catching design provides a wonderful training ground for basic stitches—Tunisian simple stitch and Tunisian purl stitch. Cozy up with two skeins of your current favorite yarn and let’s Tunisian crochet!

An acolyte is a beginner in a craft, looking to learn and develop and grow. This scarf is a longer and wider version of the previously published Acolyte’s Scarf. Its simple yet eye-catching design provides a wonderful training ground for basic stitches—knit and purl. Cozy up with two skeins of your current favorite yarn and let’s knit!

Extremophilic pays homage to the class of creatures known as extremophiles. They not only survive, but thrive in the harshest conditions that our planet has to offer. The most famous of these are the tardigrades, who have been subjected to all sorts of tests of their endurance and survivability. The colorway chosen here, Resilience, is inspired...

Remember Me takes a simple idea and manifests it into a

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Supplies and Notions

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Hooks and Notions

Hooks and Notions

Hooks and Notions

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Single skein of yarn? No problem! Work up this funky moebius cowl that is an adventure through stitches. There isn’t time to get bored here as one section quickly transitions to the next without feeling chaotic. It’s the perfect kind of project for that one skein you’re not quite sure what to do with.

Single skein of yarn? No problem!

When it’s cool, but not cold, a lightweight hat is perfect for chilly mornings or evenings. This is a simple yet elegant design with plenty of room to mix and match colors or use that funky yarn you’ve been waiting for the perfect project to use.

Somewhere in my memory …

Somewhere in my memory …

When it’s cool, but not cold, a lightweight hat is perfect for chilly mornings or evenings. This is a simple yet elegant design with plenty of room to mix and match colors or use that funky yarn you’ve been waiting for the perfect project to use.

This wide headband is perfect for keeping your ears and head warm without the restriction of a hat top. The chunky stitches provide structure and warmth while still allowing for softness and suppleness. Perfect for using up those single skeins you’re not sure what to do with or dive into your leftovers to mix and match colors for a unique look....

This chunky cowl is a great stash busting project! Use those random gorgeous single skeins that you’re never quite sure what to do with. For a funky look, dive into your scraps to mix and match yarns and colors. The possibilities are endless.

It’s enormous! Too big to really be just a shawl, but not

Rectange? Out! Triangle? IN!

Whoever said scarves need to be rectangular? This gorgeous triangle scarf is a fun twist on a cold-weather staple. The scarf is worked using four repeating sections, which means it’s COMPLETELY customizable. You can use any weight yarn, any size needles, make it as long or as short as you like, and once it’s the right size, add a quick border f...

Designed while I was listening to Moby Dick, you’ll have a whale of a time getting this hat done. And it won’t take nearly as long as the book.

Designed while I was listening to Moby Dick, you’ll have a

Enjoy a simple yet satisfying pattern that can use up some of those languishing single skeins or spark your color palette imagination.

The Two-Step Knit cowl is an easy but fun cowl to work up. Alternating stripe patterns keep the pattern from being boring without the attention required for complicated color work.