This is a granny square motif with raised post stitches.

Any worsted weight yarn can be used.

This is a swatch-as-you-go top-down crocheted pull-over sweater.

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Any yarn from worsted weight or finer. Pictured in Fingering Weight.

Gauge not essential.

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This little heart should cheer up any recipient at any time of the year. Use any thickness crochet cotton you like with a hook size that yields neat, uniform stitches. You can also crochet this with yarn. Make more than one and join together to form scarves, blankets, or whatever your imagination can come up with.

This doily features a four-point star, which is a typical symbol of the Star of the East, or the Bethlehem star of the Christmas account.

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There are many marled and gradient chunky yarns that will work for this pattern.

As most doilies, most rounds are worked with the RS facing, but for one 2-colour section, there are turns and joins.

This motif was inspired by an uncredited photograph of a filet crochet angel. When the designer of the original is found, full credit will be given. The chart and instructions are completely original.

Paton’s Grace = 10 x 10 inches

This pattern is more like a recipe of options. There are instructions to make an accessory that ranges in size/shape from a scarf to a wrap to a shawl. This can be worked in any yarn at any gauge. There is a fringe element, and 4 options are given. An edging option is also provided.

You only need one needle of each size.

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This pattern consists of two medallion strips up either side of the scarf with a lace inset panel connecting them. The lace inset can be widened to taste, or more medallion strips can be made and joined as you go.

This is no longer an exclusive pattern for the Seven Deadly S(p)ins Club for Sloth. The pattern has a modification to make it an easier version without the earflaps. Angora is used as a liner under the earflaps.

The size varies according to the weight of yarn used and the different hooks used.

Change the yarn weight and hook size and you’ve got a different sized cardigan.

These socks have a reverse-engineered heel flap construction.

No longer exclusive to the Ram Club:

This pattern is roughly based on a Peruvian Chullo hat. It was originally designed for a toddler.

This pattern is roughly based on a Peruvian Chullo hat. It was originally designed for a toddler.

This is a bilingual pattern.