Nice, soft and fluffy like only brioche can be! This can keep you warm on a chilly fall or winter day.

Like the All those Shades socks, this design is made for leftover fingering weight yarn. Don’t we all have it? We need two skeins of yarn for a pair of socks, but we don’t use it all, and what to do with the remains?

I came up with the idea for this shawl while travelling last year, and to be honest I made it to use some leftovers, but then I discovered it was actually looking good, so I made drawings from the lace edging and put it somewhere thinking maybe one day…

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I was inspired by the logo of the hotel I work to make a hat.

I promised a friend of mine a sword from the medieval festival, but was unable to get one for him so I decided to craft one: but there were absolutely no pattern with a sword in it!

I have made this socks in many different sock yarns and I think the firmness of my crocheting makes more difference than the yarn does. So if your crocheting is very firm, use 3mm needle or the widest alternative.

This is a nice pattern for your leftofer sport yarn! You only need a small amount and it works in any kind of sport weight yarn. Theese mittens are worked flat and seamed together and yes, they do include a short row heel!

This pattern makes for a negative ease low waist shorts with short rows in the back, but you can easily make it higher waist if that’s what you prefer. The legs can also be made a bit longer. Remember because of the negative ease, the legs will look longer than they appear when you wear the shorts.