The Ashley Beanie is names for my sister who is obsessed with cables. This hat features bottom up construction and photo tutorial of how to do two types of cable crochet. Twist cables and braided cables. There is also a messy bun option! You’ll need just one skein of yarn, I9 crochet hook, yarn needle, and pom if you’re into poms!

“Really fast and cute little bag”

Knit your Halloween accessories with the Jack-O-Lantern Beanie! This cute hat is a quick workup that is knit with a base hat shape and instructions to add a Jack-O-Lantern face or ghost eyes.

The Turning Points Hoodie is a raglan style sweater beginning at the neckline and working seamlessly from there. The hood and pocket are optional additions but they’re so worth it! Go with just the sweater for a garment you could wear to work or add the hood to give it a more casual vibe!

This beginner friendly pattern is made from the top down in a raglan construction so it is seamless! It is made to have 5-7 inches of positive ease so it is quite over-sized. If you would like it to be more fitted, I suggest going down a size.

The Ballet Crochet Wrap is a top-down raglan construction that uses simple stitches and repeats to make this easily adjustable sweater. Intermediate/Advanced crocheters.

The Statement Sleeve Sweater Crochet Pattern is great for an advanced beginner who wants to try their first garment! With unique construction, the sleeve detail is easy to create and basic stitches are used throughout. This garment has 5-7 inches of positive ease and puff sleeves with few seams.

The Husky Christmas Stocking is crocheted with simple construction because faux fur yarn makes INVISIBLE stitches. Thankfully, you can feel the stitches and work this up that way! You’ll need at least one full skein of Go For Faux yarn. If you have a looser gauge, it might be safe to pick up a second one. The good news is that you can make 2 st...

I love the look of Faux Fur Tree Skirts! As with anything, I thought: Can I make that? It turns out I can… and so can you! My finished tree skirt fits a 6 foot tree and it took 8 skeins of Lion Brand Go For Faux.

This Super Scarf Crochet Patterns is perfect for beginners. It only uses two types of stitches and is repetitive. The texture and color options make it a great fit for so many people. This can be made for women, men, craft shows, Christmas gifts, Holiday gifts, and my favorite… selfish crocheting!

The Harvest Beanie is a one skein hat that can be worn slouchy or fitted by folding the brim. Work the brim first then the rest is a simple shell stitch. I used Lion Brand Wool Ease for the hat pictured, but any size 4 worsted weight yarn will work!

The Lattice Scarf is a knitting pattern for intermediate - advanced knitters. The stitch makes for a wonderfully drapey scarf that works up quickly! The final piece measures 15 inches across and about 55 inches long. You’ll need 2 skeins of LBTQ, Bernat Roving, or an equivalent size 6 yarn and 15mm knitting needles.

This crochet infinity scarf pattern has a great texture as well as a bobble border detail. I used Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice for this project. Line one or both sides with bobbles! The pattern has a lot of pictures to help you along the way!

This triangle scarf pattern was made with the idea of simplicity in mind. I love a one skein project with repetitive stitches and a triangle scarf was on my mind. I also love the look of moss stitch (aka linen stitch or grit stitch)! Once you get through the first two rounds, this project repeats the same steps until you’re done! The Madeline T...

This crochet tote is made to bring your WIPs with you. It hooks on to your forearm so you can carry your working yarn in the tote and work on the go! Use super bulky size 6 yarn for the full size or worsted weight for a super small size. Pick two colors and start working!