A great project for learning the basics of my Award Winning Reversible Intarsia Technique, using an individual ball of yarn for each section of color to create a fabric with no wrong side. Begin with Wash Cloth to get the hang of how to change colors, and check your gauge (see Tip below). Then make the Blanket for a lovely Baby Gift Set.

Originally Published for the Summer 2020 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club.

Originally Published for the Spring 2020 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club.

Designed for the premiere Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club.

Originally Published for the Winter 2016 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club.

A lacy shawl that drapes comfortably over your shoulders without need of a pin. The baby alpaca and silk yarn gives it an extra sensuousness touch while the addition of beads along the edge lends a shimmer and weight to the light weight lace.

Originally Published for the Spring 2017 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club.

Originally Published for the Fall 2021 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club.

Designed for Ficstitches Yarns Crochet Kit Club.

Originally Published for the Winter 2021 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club

Clary’s Lace Cowl keeps her neck warm during harsh Virginia winters and protect her skin when the mosquitos come out in the heat of summer. Take Great Aunt Clary’s advice by making one of these useful but lovely cowls for yourself, because as Clary says, “There’s no reason useful has to mean ugly.”

We are hosting a Crochet Along for this shawl during January and February. Join us HERE.

Designed for Ficstitches Yarns Spring 2016 Crochet Kit Club.

Designed for Ficstitches Yarns Spring 2016 Kit Club.

Fuse your own chevron adventure with this unique multi-fiber yarn. Will you follow the letter of the pattern or dare to be different by creating your own fiber fusion look of multi-textured stripes? Careful attention to tension stacks the color repeats leading to gradient paths of textured hues. Worked on a large size hook, this quick shawl (or...

Designed for Blizzard Yarn & Fiber during the Slow Yarn Crawl from June 1-Aug 31, 2018.

Like a spring breeze through new blossoms, the Forget-Me-Knot Shawl is an airy kiss of color around your shoulders. Stitched from lace-weight merino/bamboo, it is the perfect pick-me-up after hefty winter woolens.

Originally Published for the Spring 2021 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club.

Designed for Ficstitches Yarns Crochet Kit Club.

Originally Published for the Fall 2016 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club

Originally Published for the Summer 2018 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club.

Originally Published for the Fall 2019 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club

Originally Published for the Fall 2018 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club.

Originally Published for the Spring 2020 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club.

Originally Published for the Summer 2019 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club

Originally Published for the Fall 2017 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club

Originally Published for the Winter 2020 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club.

Originally Published for the Spring 2018 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club

Pattern includes Diagrams and instructions for both Right and Left-handed Crocheters

Originally Published for the Spring 2019 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club

Pattern is now available in Laurinda’s Pattern Store here on Ravelry.

Originally Published for the Fall 2017 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club

Originally Published for the Fall 2017 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club

Originally Published for the Winter 2018 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club.

Now includes stitch diagram!

Originally Published for the Fall 2020 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club.

All proceeds for the first year of sales of Robin’s Wings were donated to the designer’s Aunt’s Fund to help her cover medical and living expenses as she was recovering from chemotherapy for breast cancer.

Originally Published for the Summer 2021 Ficstitches Yarns Kit Club.

The asymmetrical drape of the Rowan Berry Shawlette adds elegance for a night on the town or sophistication to an afternoon excursion. A lacy shell edging is worked at the same time as the gradually increasing body to create its unique silhouette, trimmed in picots reminiscent of berry clusters. Stitched in a silky merino yarn, the Rowan Berry ...

Created for The YarnoverTruck for the 2018 Los Angeles Yarn Crawl

A cozy pair of two-color gloves with added stretch. The “moss stitch” is often used to create more stretch in crocheted fabric by working single crochets into chain one spaces. Worked in the round from the wrist up, practice shaping and adding a new color, as you form the thumbhole and finger opening.

Wrap your neck in sunshine with this lightweight cowl. The stitch pattern is worked corner to corner, creating a diagonal color change when worked in gradient yarn. The blocks of double crochets create the buttonholes. Buttons on one end allow versatility to button the short ends together for a loop, or button into the long end to create a poin...

Designed for Yarnover Truck’s Yarn Club. Shipped with kits in August 2017.

Featured as Week 4 in the ReCrochetions 2016 COWLtober.

First available for COWLtober Week 3 on ReCrochetions.com.

Featured as Week 5 in the ReCrochetions 2016 COWLtober.

The Cosmic Garden Cowl will encircle you in a lacy field studded with stars of bright bursts of color. The latticework of light weight Blue Faced Leicester and Tussah Silk yarn wraps gently around your neck and shoulders, cozy but brilliant like a warm summer night in the garden.

At the request of several Lactation Consultants, Midwives, and Doulas, I designed these to be used as Breast Models for teaching Breastfeeding to new mothers.

Designed for Moogly2019CAL for Mooglyblog.com

Concentric circles are overlayed by rays coming out from the center of this afghan square. Spiral rays are worked with tall front post stitches worked into stitches 2 rounds below giving the square texture and flow. Designed for the Moogly 2020 CAL on ReCrochetions.com.

As summer wanes and fall approaches, sunflower blooms abound. This Sunflower Square’s many petals are formed with post stitches creating a textured square without being too thick. Designed for Moogly’s 2017 Crochet Along, make one for the CAL or a whole blanket full.

First available for COWLtober Week 2 on ReCrochetions.com.

Just a few twists and turns create this fun textured square designed for Moogly’s 2018 Crochet Along Afghan, including twisted chain loop braids, working into previous rows, and a basket weave border. As I was working on this square in Red Heart With Love alongside my 92 year old Grandmother Diana told me why she loves Red Heart Yarns: