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This beanie was designed as part of a collaboration with Viking Fiber Company. The designs in the beanie are inspired by the cable and leaf patterns of the Norse-Gael Scarf Collection.

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We all scream for ice cream - and you’ll definitely scream in excitement for this pattern! This tank top is designed to look like you’re wearing a scoop of rich vanilla ice cream covered in a sweet topping (think strawberry sauce), but feel free to mix and match various colors to capture your own favorite ice cream flavor and topping! The smoot...

Some parts worked flat and joined; other parts worked in turned rounds

I often find inspiration from history and myth, and so I knew I had to make a sweater based on the famous Viking settlement in North America called Vinland. One of the most popular depictions of inland (modern day Labrador in Canada) is that it was rich in grapes or berries that the Norse would use to make a delicious wine. This sweater demonst...

Inspired by the Rod of Asclepius, a symbol of healing, the entwined cables create a beautiful texture for this warm beanie. A perfect gift for the healer in your life.

The Lavender Chamomile “Tee” (pun intended!) is a light, short-sleeved shirt with a henley-style collar and button band. The main stitch is the extended single crochet, which creates a satisfying texture that is breathable and airy while the yoke boasts a rich array of cables akin to a spray of wildflowers. Enjoy the hot, lazy days of summer as...

The free version has been added to Cocky Crocheter’s blog.

For those who crave the adventure of the high seas or a relaxing day at the lake, this sweater vest is the perfect way to enjoy outdoor activities while still looking stylish. The cables grow in a trendy, asymmetrical pattern along the front and back while single crochets create a lightly textured, breathable fabric. Crocheted in cotton, this s...

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Most parts are worked in the round (sleeves, body), though some portions are worked flat before being attached to form the round (first part of yoke, hood), and some are worked flat separately and then joined (hood trim, cord).

Worked in 3 sets of repeats (herringbone

This pattern uses 2 hooks to adjust for variations in gauge between the single crochets and the cable sections.

This scarf is designed to use two of the basic stitches in crochet: single crochet and double crochet.

This scarf is a companion to my original “Roots of Yggdrasil” pattern. Inspired by my mixed Norse and Gaelic heritage, I incorporate a lot of cable work to represent Nordic and Celtic symbols.

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