It all started with the Autumn Ridge

It all started with my Autumn Ridge poncho I designed, I fell in the with the stitch so much I started creating more for the collection. Inspiration also hit when I was making my broken Rib ear warmer and thought how cute would this pattern be in the autumn ridge stitch.

I wanted to make a cowl in my same stitch pattern as my poncho. The autumn ridge is a collection of different garments using this stitch pattern. It features eyelet rows, crocheting through the front/back 3rd loop, and my favorite stitch the puff stitch.

This is a messy bun hat that featured a rib using front and back post with section of half double crochet in the 3rd loop to add texted to the hat. Can be made with any worsted weight yarn. Light worsted will use an I hook and Aran weight a J hook. Pattern is written with sizes for teen and adult.

I designed this poncho to be be worn two ways. You can either wear it with the triangle points in front or positioned next to the shoulder. No matter which way you wear it, this poncho is stunning. One of my favorite stitches in crochet is the puff stitch, so I designed the poncho using the puff stitch among other stitches for some great textur...

I love Doctor who and when watching the 50th one of the of the doctors mention that they love the round things. That inspired me to design a sock that has round things in it. I didn’t want to design a color work sock so I looked for other ways to get something that is round in the sock. I was looking through my book of different cable stitched ...

I wanted to design something with a bit of texture. I love the texture of garter stitch so I incorporated ridges of garter stitch. I wanted something other than a rib so I came up with this.

This is an easy pattern that gives a little bit of texture basic knit and purl stitches with some slip stitches to give a nice texture to the cowl. It can be made bigger or smaller just by casting on enough stitches for an additional repeat.

This is a versatile bag that can be used for holding your yarn cakes, small projects or big projects depending on how big you make your bag.