Melody Martinez

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Crochet: Shawl / Wrap
This is a slightly asymmetrical triangle shawl. Beads are an optional embellishment. If placed as given in the pattern, approximately 968 size 6/0 beads are required. Please feel free to either omit, or adjust your bead placement as preferred.
Crochet: Shawl / Wrap
This triangle shawl is worked bottom up, revealing skulls along the outer edges. The detail of the skulls shows best in a solid or tonal yarn. Add fringe or tassels for a little something extra. Directions are given for a DK weight yarn, but this pattern is easily adjustable to make in any weight, larger or smaller. Have fun with it and make it...
Crochet: Tote, Drawstring Bag
The second in a series, this tote design is an homage to the Ancestral Pueblo peoples (formerly referred to as Anasazi) and their Black on White pottery. Sherds of this lovely and unique pottery have been found in the Four Corners area of the United States.
Crochet: Shawl / Wrap
Aptly named, this wrap has a basket weave type visual pattern and can be adapted to different sizes. The edging is part of the main pattern, so it is made as a single piece with minimal ends to hide.
Crochet: Cowl
This lacy scarflette can be adapted for any season. Use a warm merino or alpaca blend for cold weather or light and airy cotton or bamboo for warmer weather.
Crochet: Tote
The first in a series, this tote design is an homage to the Ancestral Pueblo peoples (formerly referred to as Anasazi) and their Black on White pottery. Sherds of this lovely and unique pottery have been found in the Four Corners area of the United States.
Crochet: Shrug / Bolero
This little shrug is must have accessory for that spring formal or wedding. It is feminine and timeless. It works up fairly quickly using a combination of Tunisian and traditional crochet. You could even use the same material to make a small purse or wristlet to match!
Crochet: Puppet
This pattern is written in US terms. It is worked in the round.
Crochet: Shrug / Bolero
This pattern is written in US terms. It is worked in two pieces, beginning at one shoulder across to end of opposite sleeve. The second sleeve is worked by joining at base of the foundation row and worked in the opposite direction. This helps insure uniformity with the sleeves. Sizes are given for small, medium and large with changes in parenth...