Perfect for beginners who are looking for that next step in Tunisian crochet, the Bias Grid Scarf introduces full stitch increases and simple decreases to make that hand-dyed yarn shine

For the days when you’re just not feeling it, yet you need to look your best for the camera, keep the Working From Home Poncho handy!

This sweet little neckerchief is the perfect accessory to any outfit. Made in Tunisian crochet with beginner-friendly stitches, this is the project for those orphan yarn balls, leftovers, or that luxury skein you just couldn’t pass up at the fiber festival.

Tunisian brick stitch is an easy four-row repeat that creates a luscious, cozy fabric you’ll want to wrap in all winter long!

Sophistication meets comfort in this classic pullover. Paired with a pencil skirt or sleek pants for the office, or distressed jeans and boots for weekend errands, this piece will make you feel pulled together and ready for all the places life takes you.

The Starry Night Earwarmer is quick to stitch and has interesting texture. Makes a wonderful cozy gift and is a great stashbuster requiring 100 yards of DK weight yarn. Use up those orphan skeins and have warm ears too!

Designed for one skein of fingering weight yarn, this ponchette is just the thing for those days when an extra light layer is all you need.

A linear shell stitch adorns the sleeves of this cozy sweater from neckband to cuff, inspired by the larkspur flower found in Midwestern native prairies. Made from the top down in one piece with minimal seaming, this is easy to customize for your uniquely beautiful shape. Fitting tips are included throughout the pattern.

A Contiguous Experience…in Crochet!

Phlox Fields is an oversized, cozy coat designed for layering, with pockets on both fronts. The wide raglan line is carried down the sides and underarm to hem and cuff and the front edges. The hooded version is finished with a rolled edge, while the collared version has a separating front zipper.

Houndstooth on one side and stripes on the other – this stitch pattern makes a delightfully reversible fabric. The pattern includes both written and charted instructions. Don’t be intimidated by the zipper - it can be sewn in by hand or by machine. Tips and instructions for both methods are included.

This hat fits a child or small adult head with circumference of 21”. It is worked from the bottom up and assumes a knowledge of the double‐ended tunisian crochet technique.

Add texture to your crochet with post stitches! This cowl is worked seamlessly in joined and turned rounds.

Mitts are worked flat in rows, then seamed. A long tail at the first row and last row are used for seaming, leaving the thumb hole open. Specific yardages for each color are in the pattern. This is an excellent scrap project.

Combine your favorite three colors in this simple design, or use up your scraps for a colorful multi-stripe.