The Secret Garden Scarf is a super light weight scarf that can be made into an infinity scarf if desired. Made with sock yarn (size 1 super fine), this scarf is stretchy, soft, and breathable, perfect for any weather conditions!
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The Hayride Scarf is a beautiful and delicate beginner friendly crochet pattern. It uses a simple two row repeat with the perfect stitches to bring multicolored yarn to life!
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The chunky yarn in the Heights Cowl makes it super warm and the woven style stitch of the leaping blocks and stripes stitch is very effective at fighting off those chilly temperatures!
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The Checkmate Scarf was such a quick and easy project! The stitch pattern, which is essentially filet crochet, is comprised of double crochets and chains as well as a simple half double crochet border. This is a very beginner friendly crochet pattern!
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Hey everyone! Today I wanted to share a quick and easy pattern with you.
The gift giving season is almost here and I thought that the Spice Hooded Cowl would make a perfect gift for someone on your list! Or for yourself…I don’t judge. Ha! 😉
Creamsicle Wrap
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Did you ever start out making something with an idea in mind only to discover that, whoops, that’s not what I intended to make? Well that’s what happened with this pattern. Originally I was going to make a nice summery scarf. As I started working and getting further into the pattern, I realized that I made it too wide!
Oh well. Now it’s a wrap! Actually it can be multiple things and I love the pattern more now that I messed it up than I did the original idea. Sometimes life is funny that way. 🙂
Aspen Tweed Cowl
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Last week I released the pattern for the Aspen Tweed Hat that included the directions for a messy bun style hat or a beanie with or without a pompom. You can see the hat pattern at the link.
This week, I decided to make a matching cowl and, since I had so much leftover yarn, I also created some matching mittens! You can see the pattern for the Aspen Tweed Mittens at this link.
Jasmine Scarf
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May I present the Jasmine Scarf!
This scarf is unique in that it is a cross breed between the classic infinity scarf and the popular triangle scarves that I’ve been seeing around the web. I may not be the first one to create one of these, but I sure am proud of my version!
I have to laugh since I just finished crocheting this Angled Clusters Scarf and the temperature today is in the upper 70’s! Last week we were cozy in our sweaters or hoodies, which prompted me to choose this project.
It just goes to show how unpredictable Pennsylvania weather can be.
That’s also one of the reasons that I don’t pack away my families clothes based on the season. I’ve heard that people from other places and climates do that, but honestly, it would be a waste of time for us. We need a variety of clothing categories year round.
