A simple 16 st pattern of undulating, tessellated waves alternating with single crochet, make this pattern look more complicated than it is.

HOT BUTTON is a 2 layer potholder with a simple back, a front worked with in-tandem rows and a picot border with pop.

This stylish round-bottom purse has vintage appeal, and it’s worked in an easy-to-remember two-row lace pattern. You can completely change the look with the lining color and button choice.

I wanted an easy way to knit plaid while not having to worry about intarsia and lots of little bobbins of yarn so I thought, why not add the vertical element in the purl ravines of ribbing! That way your crochet slip stitches lay even with the surface of the knit stitches keeping the illusion of a single knitted piece.

The perfect little mid-season cowl made with one skein and an easy to memorize pattern.

This flapper style hat and mitten set has subtle ridges that reminded me of the gills on mushrooms, they’re only visible when you look underneath, or when you fold back the edges. So, keep the ridges as your little secret or share them with the world.

My Sicilian Grandmother taught me how to crochet when I was seven and granny squares were the first thing I tackled after learning chains and single crochet. I’m always looking for new ways to use what I already know and this rearrangement of the Granny just tickles me. The scarf is worked lengthwise from the center out giving you the classic gr...

An openwork linen market bag perfect for trips to the Farmer’s Market, for picking up your weekly farm share or a day at the beach.

A quick and easy summer kerchief that looks just as good taming your locks as it does adding shine to your neckline.

Need a quick gift?

A spiraling trellis of bobbles leads to a delicate central flower. The ribbing gives the brim grip without any squeeze.

When you need to make a fast, yet fashionable, pair of mittens for that special event or as a last minute gift, Percival is perfect. Virtually and visually seamless these mittens look great in a variety of yarns and fibers and they won’t take very long to make.

What baby’s face doesn’t appear even more appealing when perfectly framed and topped with a whimsical peak? This vintage bonnet will keep your little one warm and stylish for winter, and it works up in just an afternoon.

For every “plain Jane” out there that dreams of the perfect, alabaster-skinned, vegetarian man here is a pair of seemingly plain, black, fingerless mitts that pair up to reveal you as the ultimate fan girl.

Adorable and comfortable in-home footwear is just a few short hours away! Using a surprisingly small amount of yarn (perfect for those project scraps)and simple stitches you too can create the perfect little slippers.

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Add a splash of color to your kitchen today.

This pattern is available here in my Ravelry shop or follow the link above to my Etsy shop.

Everyone loves a bit of warmth and weight on their shoulders when those chilly autumn breezes blow through. The combination of silk and other fibers in Berroco’s Seduce feels sensual against the skin and has a surprising ability to hold warmth. This scarf works up so quickly you can pick up the yarn on Friday and wear the finished scarf ou...