This velvet scarf pattern features a hood and pockets.

This adorable beanie works up in just one cake of yarn, and is perfect for those striped cakes we all have in our stash!

This richly textured long line cardigan features a simple 2 row repeat cable pattern.

The June Lake Beanie is worked up in super bulky yarn, making it a perfect one dat project. The super chunky waffle weave will keep you so warm and stylish, you’ll want to make one in every color.

Braided straps continue down the length of this top, with the split flowing down into a wider swing hem. I recommenced a light cotton, bamboo, or silk yarn for this project to get the ideal softness and drape.

The San Carpoforo top was inspired by the beaches of Central California. Featuring a hi-low hem and convertible cowl neck top that can be worn off the shoulder, draped or worn as a hood. Sleeveless, and fits with 2-3” of positive ease.

To celebrate Pride month, this pattern contains variations for the classic rainbow pride flag, as well as the trans, bi, pan, genderqueer, asexual, non-binary, and intersex flags. Sizes small-5x.

Inspired by the doilies of yesterday, this wall hanging is perfect for any bedroom.

This long line velvet cardigan is sure to become a staple in your wardrobe. A light open fabric makes this a great layering piece, and it works up in just a few evenings!

Cropped moto style cardigan, featuring a braided puff stitch hem and cuff, and well as braid detail down the sleeve. Worked up in a metallic yarn, this jacket is perfect for a night out on the town!

“Gritty” Mascot Crochet Pattern

Beginner level, US terms