Modern Buffalo Plaid Cowl
This buffalo plaid crochet cowl has a modern yet timeless motif. Simple and classy, it’s great for advanced beginners. You can also make coordinating mitts!
This buffalo plaid crochet cowl has a modern yet timeless motif. Simple and classy, it’s great for advanced beginners. You can also make coordinating mitts!
We’re finally completely and officially into Fall, and I’m loving every minute. I’m snuggled under my Rustic Tartan Throw and diffusing all the Thieves.
After doing a couple intarsia blankets, I was ready for a simple mindless project. But the best thing about this blanket is that you don’t have to be an expert crocheter to make it, and you can make it any size you want!
I love that so many crochet designers are creating beautiful clean and modern pieces these days. I love how the timeless art of crochet mixes with fresh looks. Here’s a round-up of 6 modern crochet baby blankets whose patters are available for FREE! They have a variety of looks and skill level, so you’re sure to find something that suits you.
I’ve recently seen and fallen in love with designs made through eyelets, and I wanted to make my new girl something elegant but modern using this technique! Specifically I was really feeling a unique spin on a diamond design. For some reason the diamond designs were channeling “Disney Castle” for me. I think there are some diamond pane windows there. And obviously we’re all Disney princesses so it just made sense.
This post may contain affiliate links for products I use and love. This pattern is available as an inexpensive ad-free PDF in my Etsy and Ravelry shops! I’ve said it before, but so much of the reason I love making baby blankets is because I love trying to incorporate the[Read more]
This post may contain affiliate links for products I use and love. This pattern is available as an inexpensive ad-free PDF in my Etsy and Ravelry shops! I know it’s usually harder to crochet in the warmer months. I say turn up the AC and make some tea and just[Read more]
For my son’s first Christmas I crocheted him a couple festive hats for the season. The hat starts with a ribbed band created by crocheting short rows of single crochet, but using the back loops only (this is what creates the ribbing effect). Once that is joined to create the circular band, the rest of the hat is crocheted in the round using double crochet, and double crochet 2-together (or the decrease stitch).