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This cowl is inspired by my knitted design Colorful Scales Cowl. This cowl uses the same modular technique as the knitted version.
This is a bandana-style cowl with a longer triangular front and shorter back.
The cowl is made with twenty seven triangle elements that connect with each other to form scales. You will work with only one triangle element at a time.
The pattern is written for two sizes, adult small and medium but it gives also directions on how you can change the size by changing yarn thickness and hook size, or by changing the number of stitches for each element.
A cowl is a crochet design inspired by my knitted design Autumn’s Draft Cowl. Arrow Striped Cowl uses a geometrical arrow-like stitch pattern and 3 different colors of fingering yarn. This pattern uses tapestry style crochet for the colorwork, each round you’ll work only with 2 strands of yarn. The pattern describes one size but the width and the length are easily customizable and the pattern gives directions on how to change it.
This cowl is made with a modular knitting technique. It is made with twenty seven triangle elements that connect with each other to form scales. You will work with only one triangle element at a time.
Each triangle element is knitted with a garter stitch. Not even one purl stitch is required for this project.
The pattern is written for one size, adult medium but it gives directions on how you can change the size by changing yarn thickness and needle size.
Asymmetrical drawstring capelet made with two contrasting yarns.
Capelet worked top down, starting with drawstring casing, continuing with an increasing section for the main color, then short row sections and a stripe with contrast color. Repeat 4 or 5 times those levels and the lower edge is finished with a lined hem. Photo tutorial for the lined hem included in the pattern.
Lucky Diva Wrap is a lacy crochet shawl or scarf. The wrap is made with two 100 gram skeins of sport weight yarn. You’ll make two sections (each section with 1 skein of yarn) and connect them together in the middle to create one piece. The pattern is designed to use yarn up to the last yard and gives direction on how to make changes if you’re short on yarn. The pattern gives fully written directions and includes two additional charts for the stitch patterns.
A scarf made with a modular knitting technique. You’ll work only with one element (module) at the time. Scarf is made with triangle elements, and when they are connecting to each other, they form shell shapes that are reminiscent of reptile scales. That is how the name of the pattern was born.
Each element is knitted with garter stitch, not even one purl stitch is required for this project.
The Pattern includes 2 designs for the heart, charts and written instruction for both.
The heart is made using the Free-form corner to corner method (C2C).
This is a pattern for a long scarf with crescent shape. Crescent shape is achieved using several short rows sections between straight parts of the scarf.
This is a great pattern to play with your yarn. You can use small pieces of leftover yarns for contrast sections. Choose your main color and then find up to 13 different coordinated colors with different types of fibers and textures between fingering and light worsted weight. You can choose 13 contrast color/fiber/texture like the pattern sample 1 or you can choose less colors and repeat some of them like pattern sample 2.
A bottom up knitted hat with lots of cables and twisted rib.
Perfect hat to match Totally Cabled Mitts.
Big and comfy knitted shawl with oversize pockets.
Pattern is written in one size and provides tips to customize the size as desired.
Pattern of simple crochet hat with V-stitch stripes.
I made several hats to donate to Hat Not Hate campaign and decided to share my pattern with people who would like to make the same kind of hats.
Let’s Mix Colors socks is a pattern that gives you the opportunity to play with 2 contrasting colors and create fun and cozy pair of socks. You’ll work with stripes and color blocks, and a little bit of colorwork (fair isle). Holding together 2 strands of fingering weight yarn, you’ll get the DK weight gauge, and socks work pretty quickly.
These are cuff-down socks with an afterthought heel and classic wedge toe.
The pattern is fully written and has a small chart for colorwork.
Autumn's Draft Cowl is inspired by the fall, the colors of the leaves, and how the wind blows them in all directions.
The pattern uses a geometrical arrow-like stitch pattern and 3 different colors.
This is simple colorwork that uses two colors for each row, alternating 3 stitches. The result? Easy manageable short floats!
Bandana style cowl with longer triangle front and shorter back. Worked flat with I-cord around all sides. One seam about 5” long is required after finishing the flat piece. Colorwork is made by using slip stitches, each row you’ll be working only with 1 color. Instruction is fully written and 2 charts are included. Two sizes included Medium (Woman) and Large (Man)
Beginner friendly triangular crochet shawl worked bottom up. You’ll start at the bottom tip and will be constantly increasing. The stitch pattern is only 3 rows repetition and gives you the opportunity to stop almost at any point of your project (make your shawl any size), just remember that the wingspan of your shawl will be about twice big as the size of the shawl at the deepest point.
The pattern is written for the worsted weight yarn but you can easily transform it into any weight yarn by choosing the corresponding hook (look at the yarn label for suggested hook size).
A crochet scarf made with a modular technique. You’ll work only with one triangle element (module) at a time. The first row of the element will depend on the position of the element in the scarf but all other rows will be the same for all elements and it’s easy to remember. All elements will be joined as you go, no need for sewing is required.
The pattern includes a small photo tutorial to describe the modular technique.
This is a top down hat. You can make it as long as you wish, short beanie or slouchy, maybe with double brim or even triple folded brim.
Perfect project to use partly skein of yarn up to the last inch.
This is the pattern for bandana style cowl with longer front and shorter back side, with smocking stitch on the front panel and 2x2 and 4x2 ribbing on sides and back.
Worked top down in the round and flat knitting for a short rows part.
Fingerless mittens with four stitch cables and twisted knit stitches knitted from the top down. You’ll cast on almost at the tip of a pinky finger and finish at the cuff, using the backwards loop cast on (the pattern has a link for reference) for thumb gusset.
Fingerless mittens made with 2x2 ribbing for a cuff, top and thumb, stockinette stitch on a palm and broken rib on backside of a hand.
Perfect one small skein project or to use leftover yarn.
