Cup of Stitches Wraps

Charming wrap made of hexagonal motifs, which imitate needlepoint lace and create a spectacular circle pattern.

Gorgeous and cozy cowl features slip stitch pattern.

Like crochet motifs but don’t enjoy weaving in all the ends? Halyna Shawl is a V-shaped shawl/stole worked using the continuous tail-free motif method, which should only leave you a couple of ends to weave in.

Metro is a unisex triangular kerchief requiring only one 100g-skein of light fingering yarn (heavy lace weight). It is worked side-to-side. The increases and decreases worked at the end of rows create a stepped, escalator-like edge.

Based on the same unique stitch pattern used in La Mar Hat, which fuses regular crochet with rows of slip stitches to create a beautiful texture.

This pattern involves an unusual use of Lover’s knots in combination with standard crochet stitches.

Beautifully feminine shawl made of crochet motifs featuring an unusual combination of Lover’s knots and regular crochet stitches.

Peacock on a Walk can be a scarf or a stole, depending of how many inner pattern repeats are worked. It is crocheted bottom up in one piece and can be made to any length. The lace border repeats (“feathers”) are added as you go.

Weightless and delicate Porcelain Berry worked from top down, beginning at back neck.

This design works best with novelty yarns, which often look exciting in skeins but are hard to find the right project for.

Lavender Path is a triangular shawl worked from the top down, beginning at the back neck. It has no obvious right or wrong sides and can be made to any size.

Thistle Field is an asymmetrical triangular kerchief with unusual shaping.