The ‘One Day at a Time’ Wrap crochet pattern was created to allow simple textures to play up in repeating sections for all level of crocheter. This wrap — while initially designed for a temperature project — is not limited to just temperature colorways! This design can also be worked up as a stitch sampler incorporating different colors, or a s...

Growing up I was a fan of the dark humor found in The Addams Family, particularly the undying romance between Morticia and Gomez. But with the world raving about Wednesday’s snarky, dark, and dry one-liners, I felt inspired to create a Morse code version of the snood featured on Netflix to be a simple but subtle way to wear what you feel. This ...

“Magic mirror on the wall, who now is the fairest one of all?”

Warm spiced apple cider, crunchy leaves below your feet, and wafting pumpkin spice aromas… couple those fall elements with the crisp air of Autumn — and you have the inspiration for the Autumn Harvest collar. Using front and back post stitches, this collar has a cozy fullness and has plenty of textured elements to keep it interesting.

Inspired by the classic line from J.M. Barrie’s ‘Peter Pan,’ this easy crochet pattern works up quick into a lovely starry-like backdrop with two filet crochet stars. Using a colorburst colorway and by combining basic stitches with some chart work,

This versatile project was inspired by the many covered bridges found around New England. The interior beams and eyelet windows were just screaming to be featured in a fun summer piece. This design can be worn as a shawl, cowl, or even a shrug depending on how you use — or don’t use — the buttons!

Crochet this lacy wrap with one luxurious skein of ‘Queen of Hearts!’ Or increase the size with additional skeins! Easy to expand once you get the hang of the pattern, this pattern is a fantastic weekend project for intermediate/advanced level crocheters and up… but a beginner could easily give this one a go too!