This mixed-media blanket uses basic sewing and crochet skills to make squares which are assembled into a blanket and then edged with crochet. It is a great way to use up fabric scraps and leftover yarn for a scrappy, patchwork blanket, or you can indulge in a cohesive pre-cut fabric charm pack and coordinating yarn for a more intentional design.

These sweet mitts are a companion pattern for the Dreamy Josephine Hat. A simple cable pattern makes them fun to knit (but not too hard), while giving them a nice structure. Make them a solid color or use up your leftovers.

Simple, traditional granny squares spun on their axels create the interesting geometry of this adorable hat. Self-striping yarn does all of the color-work for you. Simply sized through the use of different hook sizes, you can easily make one for yourself and all your friends. Makes a great gift!

Use a smorgasboard of crafts to create a cozy and useful up-cycled blanket. Felting, embroidery, knitting and crochet are all mixed up and served buffet-style; use as much knitting or as much crocheting as you like to make your piece unique and fabulous.

This pattern includes the instructions for both the knit and crochet version of the design.

Knitted brioche is everywhere right now, and it is easy to see why. The fabric it creates is squishy and dense, and it is a great way to play with contrasting colors. The crochet version of brioche is even more delightfully cozy and warm, and works up in next to no time compared to knitted brioche. Radicowl was inspired by the Newsprint Cowl, b...

The groovy just won’t stop! The Fantascot is Groovyghan’s wearable little brother. We know it’s not really an ascot, but we think this fun, cozy cowl would make Freddy feel a little warmer and safer than his signature accessory ever could. Enjoy

Dainty crochet lace cuddles with a super soft knit hat keep you warm and cozy on a blustery day. The layers provide extra insulation, while the delicate lace overlay keeps your hat from looking thick and chunky. The hat is reversible as well; choose the side best suited to your winter wardrobe each day.

This project is an ideal way to try felting for the first time and is ideal for crochet beginners. These adorable coasters make and excellent gift - especially when stacked and adorned with a ribbon or crochet chain.

A light and airy scarf for spring.

This cute ribbed scarf is perfect for a beginner. The cables add just the right amount of flair to this very versatile and reversible scarf.