The Rainbow Waves Summer Wrap is a simple repeated pattern in 6 colors. This lightweight cotton wrap is great for the chilly summer mornings we get so frequently here in the PNW. The waves of color will brighten your mood until the marine layer burns off. Made in rainbow sequence, it is the perfect accessory to celebrate and show Pride - anytim...

All Wound Up Yarn Shop’s Crochet Pattern for the 2026 Puget Sound LYS Tour - designed by Robotbee Designs

All Wound Up Yarn Shop’s Knit Pattern for the 2026 Puget Sound LYS Tour.

Designed as a Headband/Earwarmer, can be worn as a close Cowl/Neckwarmer.

As I was making this cowl I saw the emerging pattern as dewdrops on a patch of moss and the delicate, regular pattern made me think of the Flower Corps dance from the Nutcracker Suite so naturally I named it for the leader of the Flower Corps, the Dewdrop Fairy. Worked in a lace/light fingering weight yarn gives it the delicacy but you can work...

This fairly simple cowl is designed to be worn draping and loose or doubled and more fitted, and can even wrap around the neck once and over the head at the same time to keep those ears warm too. The same stitches are used throughout (with the exception of the foundation loop) and the effect of different size stitches is achieved by using 2 dif...

This fun and colorful cowl is worked in 2 colors - a solid (Tundra) and a yarn with slow color changes (Plump). It can be completed fairly quickly with these cozy bulky yarns and would make a great (and warm!) gift - for someone else or yourself!

Quickly made with bulky yarn, this hat has an interesting texture without complicated stitches. Simple 1 x 1 ribbing sections alternate with plain knit stitch in 2 yarns with very different textures to create the effect. Topped with a pom-pom of your choice to really pull the look together and add 1 more dimension to the play of textures.

This crochet hat has a slight slouch but can be worn tighter with the brim folded up. It is constructed brim first and then worked in the round, alternating colors, from brim edge to the top. Both of my samples only used just over half of each skein. I intend to write instructions for additional sizes and will send out as updates when they are ...

If you are a craft tools nerd like me, you probably have an I-cord making tool in your collection. If you’re also like me, you probably didn’t have a plan for any projects to use it on when you purchased it. Well here you go! An I-cord tool is super easy to use and you can have yards of I-cord in just minutes! If you don’t have one, I have incl...