Czarownica is an openwork, classic triangular crochet shawl, with an impressive plant motif and geometric interlacing, known already from Wiedźma pattern. The pattern is built mostly from front/back post stitches and puffs. Magical and will suit every witch.

Dziady Borowe is a pattern for four crochet forest squares inspired by motifs from Lesza shawl: herbs, mushrooms, pine cones and flowers. It is also a modular pattern - you can enlarge the square and created from it, for example, a tablecloth or a square sweater (you can choose different modules or repeat only one). The pattern creates many pos...

Lesza is a classic, triangular openwork shawl with forest motifs – pine cones, herbs, toadstools and flowers. Its name refers to the Slavic demon leszy, who according to beliefs was the guardian and lord of the forests. The shawl does not contain repeatable parts. Crochet pattern.

Motanka is a crochet shawl you start making from the edge, with border inspired by traditional Ukrainian embroidery. The pattern is full of front/back post stitches and puffs, which together create a geometric, magical pattern. The name is inspired by Slavic magic dolls.

Mszana is a crochet scarf made of two parts joined in the middle, with an effective border with a leaf motif.

Śnieżnica is a pattern for a winter crochet scarf, crocheted diagonally, with a motif of spruce branches and stars. Its name refers to the Slavic demon of snowstorms, śnieżnica.

Szeptucha is a classic, triangular openwork crochet shawl with motifs of leaves, toadstools and belladonnas, built from front/back posts stitches and puffs. The pattern is full of plant elements and filled with Slavic magic.

Szyszymora is a crochet pattern for a hooded tube scarf, a hooded scarf, and mittens. The decorative plant motif in the pattern refers to the border from my Walpurgia pattern, and the name refers to the Slavic demon.

Wesna is a classic, triangular openwork shawl with a flower motif, built from front/back post stitches and puffs, interwoven with a simple grid that gives it a folk look. Its name refers to the Slavic goddess of spring. Crochet pattern.

Wiedźma is a crochet, openwork shawl you start making from the edge, with an effective plant motif and geometric interlacing. The pattern is built primarily from front/back post stitches and puffs. Very magical and will work for every witch.

Wieszczba is a classic, full of front/back post stitches, triangular crochet shawl with an ivy motif and Slavic borders. Its name means a prophecy - and this shawl is just like that, mysterious and full of motifs tangled like magical prophecies.