Beneath the Mango Moon is a collection of seven patterns to knit in an array of Mango Moon yarns. Stitch diagrams are included for pattern stitches, schematics for the one sized garment.

The Lodestar Square is a 12” crochet block, worked from the center out in two colors. Each point is outlined in front and back post stitches for a little added detail, and you can get all sorts of different looks depending on how/where you place the colors!

Brassica is a free crochet baby blanket pattern that features crossed double crochet stitches and shells to show lots of texture. Make it in two colors as shown – I bet a gradient would look terrific as the B color – or one color for a more subtle look.

Long, loose and lacy this crochet cowl can be worn wrapped once around the neck or twice. Use three colors as I did here, or make it all on one color if you prefer.

This bucket hat is made of a soft cotton/acrylic blend yarn, and is crocheted all in one piece from the top down so there is no irritating seaming.

One of my more vivid memories from my senior year in marching band was playing at a post season game at a school that had metal bleachers. It snowed, we froze! Make one of these plush cushions in your favorite team colors to support them in comfort and style.

This crochet triangle bandana pattern alternates solid rows with mesh rows for an airy look, which is accentuated by the watercolor look of the yarn shading from one color family to the next.

This sweet crochet preemie cocoon with matching preemie hat is simple to crochet in the round, with double crochet stitches separated into segments by front post treble stitches. Don’t fancy an orange? Use green for lime, yellow for lemon, or any color you like to just admire the texture without the citrus theme!

I find myself purchasing sets of sock yarn minis whenever I see a color grouping that calls to me, but then I am never quite sure what to do with them afterwards – thus the Staircase Shawlette was born.

Crocheted in butter soft cotton, this bottom-up raglan sweater with tulip stitch details has an airy stitch pattern and an oversized fit. It is slightly cropped and has a relaxed round neck, but the fit is easily customized! Perfect between seasons sweater to add to your wardrobe.

Four Corner to Corner (C2C) crochet panels turn into this fun striped bag, even though you never work in the round except for the top edging! It’s an unusual way to make a bag, and once you have learned the process you can do all sort of variations with size and colors.

Lalo the Longhorn Cow is crocheted in the round in Super Bulky yarn so he works up quickly and is very durable. Weight the hooves and belly as I did here so he stands easily on his own, or simply use polyester stuffing so he is cuddly soft!

I have seen a bunch of tiny crochet fidget toy patterns, and those are great for stealth fidgeting, but I got interested in making a bigger, fluffier one! Because of the mobius construction you can pull the ruffle through the center opening – well, forever.

A while back I did a pattern and video tutorial for an extra large crochet fidget toy, and while it has been very popular, I have fielded several requests for a small one so here it is!

This free crochet afghan square finishes at 12”, is made in worsted weight yarn in three colors, and features a 3-D flower at its center.

This cute zippered crochet bag is perfect to take on your next trip. It’s made of cotton so is durable, and with the short strap you can wear it around your wrist, or wear it on your belt to keep your hands free for selfies!

These crochet bunny ears are quick to make, and easy to stitch onto a padded headband from the dollar store. You could even add some flowers to fancy them up for the Easter parade or your favorite cosplay con.

I have always loved the colors of rose and gray together and think they work particularly well in this scarf. Rose colored hearts alternate with gray panels of a simple yet more textured shape. The scarf is made in two halves so that when you are wearing it, the hearts are right side up on both sides! And it is easily modified for size – if you...

Learn how to crochet this choker that can be made in an hour!

Who says washcloths need to be square? The Ranunculus Washcloth free crochet pattern works up quickly in this wavy two-row repeat and would look great in any combination of colors – or even one color!

Wrap sweaters are terrific for babies for two reasons – one, you don’t have to fuss with putting a sweater over a wriggly small person’s head, and two, the sizing is very forgiving so you can get a lot of wear out of your lovely crochet work.

This is SO simple to make, and you can get several out of one skein of yarn! The bead in the back means you can easily adjust the size and take it from choker to statement piece.

These bright and happy baskets – with or without the wooden base – will make a great addition to any room in your house where you want to corral some clutter. A tighter than average gauge on this smooth bulky yarn makes sure the sides of the basket stand up and don’t collapse. Made in Bernat Maker Home Dec in two colors, and hooks sized from I/...

Learn to knit the Broken Rib Stitch by making this quick to knit super bulky scarf. Modification notes given so you can adapt to any weight yarn or size project.

In this post and its video tutorial, you can learn how to knit the Mistake Rib while making a quick and comfy scarf for winter. While my model is in a super bulky yarn, you can easily adjust this pattern to accommodate any weight of yarn as long as you follow the math and knit with the appropriate sized needles. And it’s fully reversible!

This simple two-row repeat makes the Comfy Cozy Scarf a snap to stitch up. Use an alpaca blend yarn as I did here for extra warmth and texture. This is a free crochet pattern with a video tutorial!

Hearthside will keep you warm and cozy on a winter’s night with or without the fire! Crocheted in a möbius from the center of the wrap out, it works up very quickly in a Super Bulky yarn. Stripe two colors as I did in the model, or use just one color for a more subtle look – the texture will still make this piece look great!

Worked from the bottom up this graphic hat features a ribbed brim, tapestry crochet band featuring a partial Greek Key pattern, and a double crochet crown.

Free on the blog, these cute round Christmas ornaments are super quick to make from scraps or cotton yarn, and are filled easily with slices of pool noodles instead of messy stuffing!

Matches the Ultramarine Scarf!

This is one of my favorite single crochet stitch variations in which trios of single crochet stitches hang out on top of each other, giving densely textured stitches with both vertical and horizontal interest.

A lacy crocheted hat featuring puff stitches and wool yarn, offers just the right amount of warmth for transitioning from season to season.

This pattern is part of the Preemie Crochet Challenge. Everyday in August, 2021, a preemie crochet pattern will be available for free as a PDF download in exchange for your pledge to make that project to donate to a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) or another organization helping preemies. For more information, please check out the organizer...

Crocheted from the bottom up, this seamless swing vest is made in a stitch pattern reminiscent of a trellis with a garden of flowers scattered about. Customize your vest with more or less flowers, placed where they suit your fancy!

I called this the Ornamental Shawlette because not only will it ornament your lovely body, but for some reason when I look at the stitch pattern it reminds me of Christmas ornaments hanging from the tree. The yarn even has a little glitter/tinsel to it!

Knit in one piece, in one skein of Lion Brand (r) Scarfie the fabric looks loose and sloppy when you get started, but some clever finger chaining makes a dense yet lightweight fabric that makes perfect use of the slow color change in the yarn.

Like everyone else in the world I was quite taken with the sight of Bernie Sanders sitting at the Inauguration. While the eye-catching warm bulky mittens he wore were made by a Vermont artist who uses felted sweaters and fleece to make her creations, of course I decided I wanted to do a crochet version.

These are very easy to stitch, and even though you have two colors in each stripe, you are only stitching with one color at a time so there are no bobbins to juggle.

Super easy garter stitch scarf with solid stripes on one side and a more multi colored look on the other. Fringed as you knit so it’s super easy to finish, with no ends to weave in.

This is a super simple-to-stitch hat, using the beginning Tunisian crochet techniques of Tunisian Simple Stitch in one- and two-colors, and Tunisian Knit Stitch. It’s crocheted flat, then sewn up along one seam, and is a great use of partial skeins of yarn you might have in your stash.

This is a super simple-to-stitch hat, using the beginning Tunisian crochet techniques of Tunisian Simple Stitch in one- and two-colors, and Tunisian Knit Stitch. It’s crocheted flat, then sewn up along one seam, and is a great use of partial skeins of yarn you might have in your stash.

You’ll find that it’s fun to whip up these soft cotton hexagons in bright colors, and the project is perfectly portable until it’s time for assembly. Use the jewel tone colors we selected or pick the colors that best suit the recipient’s nursery style.

Summer of Love is a little bit of a labor of love too - it takes a little time but you are left with an amazing result.

A classic style made in alternating rows of single and double crochet stitches, this toggle front cardigan features a shell stitch edging and an adorable granny square closure. Keep your little one warm on a chilly afternoon with this charming pattern.

Available in 6” and 12” variations, Trifoium Square is a center out square embellished with surface crochet.

As part of the 2019 Crochet Cancer Challenge I have designed this bright yellow hat For Eddy. My father Ed passed away after a long and well-lived life, of bladder cancer. Because of this I chose a bright yellow yarn because yellow is the color of support for bladder cancer.

Thick and tweedy this cushy cowl will keep you or a loved one warm on a cold winter’s night! The yarn shades gradually from one tweedy color to the next. Use neutrals like I did here or grab a brighter colorway to brighten up a dreary day.

It seems like Fall is finally coming which means Winter won’t be far behind! My niece who goes to school in NYC asked me for an all purpose scarf that wouldn’t be too heavy now, but that she could wrap around her face and neck to keep the wind away. This scarf knits up fast in bulky yarn, is simple enough that even a brand new beginner can knit...

Two color cables in a geometric pattern adorn this durable floor pillow, made in three colors of Lion Brand Jeans. Knit two for a reversible pillow, or cheat like I did and use a fleecy fabric for the back :-)

This would look great in almost any color combo and the stitching is super simple to do! Free pattern on the blog includes both text instructions and a full color chart, and there’s a video on how to make invisible floats in single crochet so your piece looks great on both sides.

Telegraph is a boomerang style shawl, begun with just 5 dc, and grows in a curved manner to its widest point with decreases on one side of the work and increases on the other. Make it in two colors as shown, or it would also work in a single color. It’s completely reversible.

Gertrude is knit with two colors of Beautiful You from Lion Brand Yarns, although you could do it with one skein if you prefer. Knit in the round from the bottom up, the fancy stitch pattern alternates sections of lace with small cable panels, and is made to be worn slouched. It’s a perfect item to knit and wear for the spring and summer!

Fun center-out motif turns a circle into a square! Embellished with two types of surface crochet - video tutorials provided!

The reversible slanted stitch used in this cowl adds great depth of color to an already luscious yarn, and is simple to learn following the video tutorial on the page. Adjust the width by adding or subtracting a multiple of 4 chains/stitches, or adjust the circumference by adding/subtracting rows.

Delectably light and lacy, this gorgeous shawl, with an easy four-row repeat, is an instant favourite! Starting at the smallest point to emphasize the wrappable curves, it’s a perfect project for using up all of your yarn.

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This quick-to-stitch crochet cowl, loaded with texture and perfect for your favourite splashed yarns, gives you tons of wardrobe versatility. And tons of joy! Reversible, fashionable, and wonderfully easy, it’s a fun accessory for everyone.

One of the things I appreciate about that reversible cable brim is that it can be worn two ways – as above, with the brim turned up for a closer fit, and as shown below with the brim folded down for more of a slouchy fit.

This is a very simple cowl to stitch – it is stitched flat with increases on one side, a work even section, and decreases on the other side. When the buttons are placed, the long side edge becomes the straight bottom of the cowl!

Lacy, staggered double crochet diamonds contain a quatrefoil pattern of tall cluster stitches, resembling leaves. While the pattern can be a little challenging to set up, its six-row repeat quickly becomes intuitive, giving you a project that is just as interesting to stitch as it is to wear.

Angled Squares is the perfect combination of linked half double crochet for coverage, and join-as-you-go granny squares to create wide open spaces. Stitch the yoke in coordinated colors of sock weight yarn, then build the front and back of the sweater down and seam the sides.

Worked from the top down in the simplest of Bruges “ribbons”, this light-as-a-feather capelet will add a touch of elegance to any occasion. Each round is attached to the round before as you stitch, leaving only

A flirty little shawlette that is quick to work up in three gradient shades of fingering weight yarn. Worked from the top down, you can use the colors going from dark to light as shown in the model, or light to dark for a different look.

Two different lace stitch patterns worked in blocks of four different colors make Echelon interesting to knit as well as to wear. The finished product is luxuriously soft with a terrific drape.

Knit from the center out and the top down, each band of color expands on the previous stitch pattern, beginning with a simple stockinette stitch and ending with a gorgeous lace pattern, finished with a picot-embellished bind-off. Use your colors from light to dark as shown here, or reverse them for a different look.

Worked in thread from the center point out, this densely patterned fabric has small florals, filet mesh inserts and staggered pineapples arranged in an artful pattern that harkens back to days gone by. Make the size shown for the center of your table, or continue on by adding row repeats to create a long, lush table runner.

This four-colored, lacy scarf is crocheted one color at a time for ease of stitching. Each strip is joined as-you- go to the one before making finishing a breeze - there are just eight ends to weave in and no additional assembly required! Light yet warm, wear it long and loose or wrapped several times around the neck.

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Granny squares are quick to make and always add a dash of fashion to your spring wardrobe. This simple tee is designed so in three variations on the traditional granny and its join-as-you-go technique ensures there is not a lot of sewing up to do at the end.

Two terrific stitch patterns in two contrasting colors make this a cute cowl with a lot of visual punch!

Light and lacy, these fingerless gloves offer a little bit of warmth and a lot of style! Keep your hands warm and your fingers free with these simple mitts.

This tunic-length pullover sweater features a V-neck, dolman sleeves, and waist shaping, with rolled edgings at the hem, sleeve hems, and neckline. Oceanic is knit in two pieces from the bottom up, with the sleeves added by casting on additional stitches after the dolman

Formerly a Patternworks exclusive, now available for one and all! Designed by Mary Beth Temple, this top-down triangular shawl pattern shows off the unique style of Frolicking Feet Transitions yarn. The knit version is worked in staggered blocks of eyelets and stockinette with a pointed edging.

Formerly a Patternworks exclusive, now available to one and all! Designed by Mary Beth Temple, this top-down triangular shawl pattern shows off the unique style of Frolicking Feet Transitions yarn. The crochet version features a filet-style stitch pattern with a scalloped edging.

Thick and comfy, with visual interest from both the textured stitching and the pop of the accent color, this shawl will be your go-to for chilly winter days and nights. The soft, bulky-weight yarn makes it quick to stitch as well.

Knit in the round in one piece, the two-colored center, which is accomplished with slip stitches so you only have to knit with one color at a time, is bound with a picot hem on either side. Wear it long and lovely or tucked into your coat for extra warmth.

This very simple tunic top is perfect for layering over anything from a tank top and leggings to a swimsuit. Changing hook sizes is a terrific way to work shaping into a complicated stitch pattern so you don’t have to fiddle with too much increasing or decreasing in pattern.

A crisp cotton yarn with a nautical-inspired, navy and white, chevron insert makes a light summer tank that would work great over a stretchy tank top or under a blazer for an evening out. The button-up side means you can get in and out of it without stretching it out, which makes it the perfect top for any summer outing.

Short and sweet, the simple shaping of this shrug makes it a terrific introduction to both garment-making and filet lace crochet. The filet pattern is completely charted to help you in stitching and the fit is easily adjustable by lengthening or shortening the sleeve seams.

While this wrap has a striking geometric design, it’s the perfect beginner project for Tunisian Crochet afficionados because it only utilizes the Tunisian Simple Stitch. All the colorwork is done by alternating a solid colored yarn with a coordinating multi. This one even looks great on what is technically the wrong side of the work, and the si...

Staggered shell stitches make a crocheted fabric with an even, overall texture which accentuates the lush tonal qualities of hand-dyed yarns. The fold-back hem on the hat and mitts hides a cleverly concealed bit of elastic that you can customize for the perfect fit, and the buttons are decorative and add a bit of flair.

Soft and tweedy, this hooded scarf adds to its textured look with a pair of diamond-shaped cables. Worked bottom-up in two pieces, all of the shaping for the hood takes place outside the cable panel, so it’s still a great piece for those who are new to cables.

This gossamer shawl is crocheted from the center/top down in a luscious multi-colored laceweight yarn. The border changes from a mesh background to a double crochet background to add both visual interest, and a little weight to the fabric at the hem so it hangs nicely when being worn. The beginning of the shawl is written out row by row, then, ...

Semifreddo usually refers to a dessert, and is from the Italian words meaning “half cold.” This cute semi-circular shawlette is perfect for those times when you are in between temperature-wise yourself! Just enough to cover your shoulders, with alternating bands of double crochet and open mesh stitching, accented with a picot edge. Makes great ...

This is the perfect top for summer, knit in cool mercerized cotton yarn and a simple stitch pattern, combined with stylish color-blocking and fun I-cord details. This fun contoured top is a snap to stitch and to wear, but the details keep things interesting both on the needles and out on the town.

This thick, cozy shawl is a sampler of basic textured stitches, elevated by a glamorous, triple-knotted fringe on the short sides.

Soft, cool and with a luxurious sheen, this lacy tunic is knitted in a gorgeous shade of Fyberspates Scrumptious 4ply yarn.

Light and lacy, this oversized top with cropped sleeves and hem is perfect to toss on over a swimsuit or tank top at the beach, or to wear out to a summer time dinner, Despite the two-toned fabric, you need only stitch with one color of thread at a time so don’t be afraid to dive in. And don’t let the word “thread” scare you either - the size ...

The perfect transitional hat and cowl between Winter and Spring, this lovely, lacy set provides just enough warmth with plenty of visual interest! Soft to knit, delicately colored silk-blend yarn gives just enough sheen – and you can get both projects out of one skein of luscious yarn so you get a lot of bang for your buck!

So soft, so lacy, this wisp of a scarf is a great addition to any outfit. The scarf shown is extra long so it can be wrapped around your neck more than once, and it makes great use of a 50g skein of yarn, but

Perfect for a spring or summer day, this trim, cropped cardigan is crocheted in a soft cotton-blend yarn, and has just a touch of faux Fair Isle stitching for an extra splash of color.

This quick little oval wrap is made of a soft cotton-blend yarn, in join-as-you-go flower motifs. Use a

The Substantial Cowl is, well, substantial! Bulky yarn held double and crocheted in thickly textured post stitches gives you an incredibly warm, super-fast-to-stitch, spot-on-trend mobius that is suitable

While crocheted mitered squares are simple to stitch, a little planning with the color placement can give you a finished piece that packs a strong visual punch!

Quick to knit, quick to throw on on top of any casual outfit, the Acorn sweater features an oversized fit

Quick cowl in four colors of worsted weight yarn with a button front, worked in join-as-you-go mitered squares.

Summer Throw is perfect for a little bit of warmth while watching the sunset over the beach, or reading a book on the front porch while a cooling breeze blows. It’s also terrific for a quick pop of color in your home décor when you put your winter blankets away for the season.

Quick to crochet, quick to toss on at the beach, this ultra-lacy tank top in super stretchy yarn

This sparkly cardigan crochets up quickly with an openwork stitch and a 6.5 mm hook. It’s perfect for dressing up any outfit for the office party or an evening out with friends.

NEW VERSION: This is a stand alone pattern now - same as in the book, so if you own Curvy Girl Crochet you already have it, if not, you’re in luck and you get to buy it by itself!

Stratum is an exercise in geometry! The fronts are rectangles, the center back and embellishments are wedges, and the long repeat of the yarn adds softly shifting stripes.

The Arches Cowl is a true moebius, started by putting a 180 degree twist in the first round of single crochet. It’s the

Inspired by the popularity of BBC programs like Downton Abbey and The Forsyte Saga, the Highclere Shrug adds a romantic touch to any outfit.

This sturdy barrel-shaped bag is perfect for a day on-the-go – use it for the gym, sports or dance practice, or carry

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The swing, swing, swingy shape of this a-line vest with tie-front closures gives a sleek, flattering finish to any outfit. Take advantage of the wide variety of fabulous sock yarns out there to create something unique for your wardrobe. The stretchy stitch used in the bodice makes this vest comfortable as well as flattering, and since the a-li...

One of the great things about crocheting accessories is that you can pay great attention to design details without making a lifetime commitment to creating the project! These luscious gauntlets have glistening seed beads on the diamond section covering the back of the hand, and lace up with slinky silk ribbons that both look incredible and help...

There’s nothing like a new baby to make us want to wield our knitting needless in a frenzy of creativity. There are tons of ways to make a fabulous baby blanket, but these two beauties are the ultimate in practicality as well. Each fits neatly inside a car seat with just a little bit of fabric to tuck around its occupant, and has an off-center ...

This lovely cardigan was inspired by the classic vintage beaded sweaters that were so popular in the 1950s, with their close fit and extra tall ribbings. The knitting is very simple; the tonal yarn and sparkly beads do most of the

The Rose Cardigan is a flattering combination of openwork stitching and clean shaping. Built in two directions off of the center band, the stitch patterns are set up so the fabric expands a bit in width as you stitch, giving you a terrific cardigan that forms to your curves without bulk where you don’t want it!

The Melinda purse is the perfect clutch for Fall!

This confection of lace and beads is knitted flat, then sewn into a moebius shape during assembly. An easy-to-learn lace repeat made up in a pre-beaded lightweight yarn gives you an elegant, flexible neck or head covering that looks a lot more complicated to make than it is!

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This very lacy, incredibly drapey shawl is a design I made for a birthday present for my friend Renee. Renee is a needlepoint designer so is already yarn-friendly, but she is fascinated by yarn that has a long color repeat-– long repeats are not incredibly useful in most needlepoint!

Neat little stacks of flowers make up the Fleuron Shawl. Made in soft merino wool in a lacy floral pattern, it is the perfect topper for a variety of outfits – not too warm, not too cold, it is just right!

Cover up for an evening stroll down the boardwalk with this stunning wrap. A combination of simple stitches, graphic lace and color placement create this eye pleasing piece. The stitch pattern for this cozy shawl offers a nice balance of openwork and texture. Use a contrast color as shown in the model to make the stitch pattern pop, or stick wi...

Gateway to another dimension? Nope, but the Portals Scarf can lead to all sorts of crocheting fun!

Here is a video of the Row 4 - 6 transition that some folks struggle with! https://youtu.be/ZMZ9Bv5Wums

Sometimes a stitch pattern will just tell you what it wants to be. This one, with alternating columns of leaves and garter stitch, really wanted to be a slouchy hat! I love the way the decreases for the crown fit neatly into the established stitch pattern.

Soft yarn, a simple stitch pattern, and several sizes of crochet hooks combine to create a stylish shaped cowl that looks great, feels terrific and didn’t use up too many brain cells to create!

This natural tunic with an emphasis on “flare” is great for any time of year. Worn over jeans or slacks, it can go anywhere.

It’s the details that make this simply shaped tank top a go-to summer piece. The split, seed stitch hem allows the top to hang neatly, and the small intarsia triangle makes the front visually interesting.

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I find I get the most use out of wardrobe pieces that can be worn in a variety of ways. This lacy, oversized, linen and cotton rectangle can be worn as a simple shawl, or you can slip your arms or head through the slits and arrange it in several different looks.

Blocks and bars ornament this lacy, openwork top. Worked side to side in a soft, cotton yarn, you can toss it over a bathing suit, T-shirt, or another tank top to quickly dress up your most casual summer look, or make it in a more wintery yarn to later over a thermal shirt or long-sleeved T.

Long, skinny scarves may be fashionable, but they aren’t really warm! Cold weather calls for this wide, cushy scarf

Net bags are great for marketing, but sometimes smaller items get caught in the holes, or lost in the process of

Damask is one of those designs that grew from my hook as I doodled. It doesn’t look at all like what I originally envisioned, but I love its Victorian look. I was inspired by the meandering textures of old damask napkins and tablecloths.

A lacy cowl is perfect for changeable weather – you can cover your head if it drizzles, your ears if they are cold, or just pile it around your neck to keep off the chill. And no matter which way you wear it, you still look great!

Inspiration comes from many places – this throw is loosely based on an openwork cement support I saw holding up a friend’s front porch.

A delicate open work pattern gives you a top that’s light and lacy, yet still covers you up where it counts. This scoop-necked pullover has a very slight a-line cut so it will skim the body from the fitted bust to the hip, and the crisp, linen/cotton blend yarn gives great stitch definition.

This yummy cotton shawl is so soft that when hot summer days turn into cool summer evenings you can throw it on over a tank top or swim suit without fear of irritating your skin - even if you had a little too much sun!

There’s nothing like a new baby to make us want to wield our crochet hooks in a frenzy of creativity. There are tons of ways to make a fabulous baby blanket, but these two beauties are the ultimate in praciticality as well. Each fits neatly inside a car seat with just a litte bit of fabric to tuck around its occupant, and has an off-center open...

Don’t let the five skeins listed fool you - there was a lot of yardage leftover. I would estimate 240 yards of the main color, about 100 yards each of the three contrast colors.

Finished size on this one is 60” wide at widest point, 27 “ tall at tallest point. Top side points are angled, this is not a triangle shape.

Sometimes you need a quick baby gift that doesn’t look like a quick baby gift. Made of a For thick, organic, cotton, this blanket not only works up quickly, but gives baby a soft, textured place to nap that won’t irritate even the most sensitive skin.

This sock is both knitted and crocheted - fun and fast!

This soft cotton shrug is quick to knit on large needles, and has a striking X pattern on the back to add some interesting detail to a simple shape. The shrug is knit in one piece from cuff to cuff, and comes in three sizes. The stretchy fabric conforms to your body; the sleeves are

This soft cotton shrug is quick to knit on large needles, and has a striking X pattern on the back to add some interesting detail to a simple shape. The shrug is knit in one piece from cuff to cuff, and comes in three sizes. The stretchy fabric conforms to your body; the sleeves are

The website this was featured on is long gone so it’s now a free Ravelry download. PLEASE REMEMBER this was created long before I started Hooked for Life so there is no pretty formatting or charts, and it does not look like my current work!