This beret’s design was inspired by citrus fruit. The top features a multicolored segmented design to imitate the inside of a freshly cut piece of citrus. The bottom of the hat is made with a texture intended to be similar to the skin of most citrus fruits. Make this hat in different colors to make an orange, a lime, or even a grapefruit!

This pattern includes written instructions and photographs that detail how to make these hexagons. There is also a guide to how to lay out hexagons to create a couple different sizes and shapes of blankets.

This is a pattern for an Axolotl stuffie. The pattern includes 11 pages of written instruction with images to help with crocheting and sewing the pieces together.

This pattern is to make a 11”x11” bag with strap. The PDF contains 13 pages detailing how to make the heart granny squares and how to put them together to make a bag. The pages contain plenty of pictures and contain details on how to put in an optional lining.

The Mod Jungle Blanket is made in stripes of green, tan, and gold yarn.

This pattern includes instructions and photographs showing how to make the squares and haw to join them together. It also includes a detailed chart with information on haw many yards of each yarn you will need for blankets from preemie to king sized.

This beret’s design was inspired by amanita muscaria, or the fly agaric mushroom. It features white spots sewn onto a red base, meant to mimic the warts on the cap of fly agaric. The bottom of the hat is textures to resemble the gills on the underside of the mushroom.

The Orlit baby blanket is made using 6 balls of different colored yarn worked in a technique called ‘tapestry crochet’.

The Solstand Shawl uses a variety of stitches to add texture and interest. No two lines are the same, so you won’t get tired of repetitive stitching!

This fast and easy top is perfect for the upcoming summer! This pattern uses hdc and ch stitches to create a light and breathable shirt.

This is a Slouchy Hat made using three different colors of yarn in double and triple crochet.

This simple scarf is the perfect project for someone just starting to crochet!

Inspired by Nardole’s hat from the Doctor Who episode The Eaters of Light.

This is a hanging basket, meaning that it is intended to be hung from a hook on the wall. The construction of it is sturdy enough to stand on its own, and can also be carried by its handle.

Inspired by the character Razor (the Master) from the Doctor Who episode World Enough and Time.

This sweater is perfect for using up that pile of large scraps you’re never sure what to do with. It uses 16 different 80 yard colorful scraps and a 440 yard cream color to tie it all together.

This pattern is inspired by the Sting of Pearls succulent. Each piece is made separately and then seamed or tied together.

A pile of stuffed animal hats!

This simple crochet blanket is a great use of scraps! The Modular Scrap Blanket is designed with three “modules” or stripes that can be worked in any order.

This is a witch’s hat designed with subtle crinkling/twisting effects in the main body of the hat. It is fairly simple in construction, being mostly worked in single crochet.