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A river never moves over the same ground twice. It rushes over stones, slows across sand, braids around roots, and pools in the shallows. This blanket follows that path: four textures separated by quiet hdc ridges that act like the banks holding the water in place.

A single quarter-granny motif, grown from one corner into a full square — no seaming, no border, just the corner doing all the work. One color, one hook size, and a stitch count that tells you exactly where you are at any point.

The Quietwork Tideline Blanket is a single 36-inch square worked outward from the center in 42 rounds of alternating solid and mesh — an easy, rhythmic project designed to settle into as much as to finish.

The Diamond Heirloom Blanket is a 20-square throw designed to be made slowly and kept for a long time.

A simple, rhythmic garter-stitch wrap worked in one piece with a subtle slipped-stitch texture, then finished with a perpendicular garter border. Designed for mindful, repetitive knitting and gentle drape.

A simple, two-textured crochet wrap combines rhythmic half double crochet with a subtle third-loop single crochet detail, finished with a lightweight eyelet border.

The Bearclaw Throw is a bold, unfussy blanket worked from the center out in a large rectangle. Strong texture, clean geometry, and a rhythmic stitch pattern combine to create a throw that feels substantial without being fussy.

TRIPLE THROW

Find your creative flow and inner peace this summer with the Mountain Meditations Throw! This engaging project takes you on a mindful stitching journey over nine weeks as part of our Crochet-Along (CAL). You’ll create a stunning sampler throw featuring twelve unique crochet squares, each with its own distinct texture and stitch pattern. The acc...

A luxury yarn calls for a simple to stitch throw. This blanket uses all the ease of double crochet and knocks it up a notch by extending each stitch just a little, creating a solid yet soft fabric you’ll want to cuddle up under.

A luxury yarn calls for a simple to stitch throw. This blanket uses all the ease of double crochet and knocks it up a notch by extending each stitch just a little, creating a solid yet soft fabric you’ll want to cuddle up under.

Simple. Modern. Colorful. My kinda baby blanket! I love this little modern blanket so much! The colors are gender-neutral and the whole blanket can be worked up in a weekend!

Reminiscent of ripples in the sand, this sweet summer throw is easy to stitch and perfect for pool-side-stitching!

From the hills to the valleys, this throw is a quilt inspired sampler perfect for fall and the holiday season!

Like running through a field of wildflowers while a smooth summer breeze cools the sweat off your brow, this blanket is light, easy, and perfect for the warm months of summer.

Blue Quartz socks are worked from the toe up beginning with a simple square toe. All over half double crochet and slip stitches create a flexible and comfortable stitch pattern that has a great deal of stretch. A Strong Heel and short ribbed band perfectly finish off these socks.

The Pando Sweater Shawl starts with a scarf section, then expands outward to form the wings of the shawl. This lets you customize the back length while creating a dramatic and stylish silhouette. Intrigued? Let’s dig into the materials and first section of this pattern!

Did you know the Pawpaw tree produces the largest edible fruit trees native to North America? I didn’t either. This stitch is ‘technically’ a pineapple stitch but I think we should change it (just this once), to the Pawpaw Stitch.

I love a sampler, which I’m sure y’all know! This blanket is a great sampler(ish) kind of throw with two different kinds of cables, easy to stitch half double crochet, and corner to corner crochet, ending with a lace twist!

Sweet & Simple…is there anything better in a crochet blanket? This throw is super easy to stitch up, using just basic stitches and beginner color changes, and makes the perfect impact on your modern or classic décor.

Mosaic crochet is my favorite crochet technique and making quilt inspired crochet motifs is just so easy using it! Autumn Dunes is a great way to get started with mosaic crochet as well as being easy as pie to customize!

A twist on mitered squares - rectangles! This recipe style pattern is perfect for the crochet newb looking to step up their skills. Make this as big (…or small) as you want! Did I mention it’s just single crochet stitches! For real!

Inspired by the gorgeous Butter Daisy, this mosaic crochet baby blanket is as fun to crochet as it is pretty! Filled with a ton of techniques, Butter Hill is easy to modify to make as big or small as you’d like!

I love three color blankets! Choose a neutral and a couple of bold colors, your favorite stitch, and you’re set. This throw is a sampler of nine different three colored squares, each using a different stitch!

A simple four row repeat is given a simple southwestern twist! Choose your own color palette to create a throw all your own!

Let’s bust some stash! A single strand of worsted weight is held triple and crocheted at a looser gauge which creates stellar drape and weight. Corner to corner moss stitch makes this simple throw a breeze to stitch up!

An easy to work dropped v-stitch pattern and simple stripes make a giftable afghan perfect for welcoming spring into any home! Choose a cool color palette for a gentle addition to your living space or spice it up with bright colors to give your space a POP!

Gilded Throw

Take your beginner crochet skills to the next level with this easy to stitch afghan! Granny squares, motifs, and basic stitches combine to create a fun and engaging blanket you’ll love to make!

Balustrade Blanket

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Simple shell stitches create a beautiful floral lattice pattern, punctuated with chain stitch eyelets. A quick to stitch half double crochet border finishes this heirloom cotton throw, off with a flourish.

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Inspired by New York Times Bestselling author, Marie Bostwick’s new novel, The Restoration of Celia Fairchild, this baby blanket is the perfect modern touch to any nursery. Knit half square triangles are given an update with stripes in this gorgeous blanket. Use a super bulky yarn for a quick-to-stitch project that’s as soft as it is fun to make!

Mosaic crochet is my new fav technique! This stunning afghan is so much fun to stitch and using a color-changing yarn ensures every block is just a bit different than the last! This is an intermediate pattern with written instructions. The PDF is 8 pages long with row by row and stitch by stitch instructions.

Y’all! It’s time for Free Pattern Friday! When I tell you I had this last minute idea for the actual cutest pair of baby booties…I ain’t lyin!

THE BEGINNING CHAIN SHOULD BE 121 NOT 123

Learn to crochet the easy Billow Beanie with Rohn Strong! This simple to stitch pattern is worked from the top down using single and triple crochet stitches. A video tutorial is included to show how to complete the crown of the hat and instruct to finish.

Opening Presents just got a whole lot cozier with these Cozy Christmas Morning Slippers! Worked seamlessly beginning at the heel and ending at the toe, they’re sized to fit just about everyone in the family and can be worked up in an afternoon!

My Snowball Throw is a gorgeous holiday-inspired throw worked in my favorite stitch - Tunisian Double Crochet! Inventing striping using a gradient yarn offers a soft transition and…let’s be honest…it’s a whole lot of fun to stitch!

An easy and unique construction, this design is worked side to side, seamed, and then it’s ready to wear! The sample is shown in an X-Small/Small on a 38-inch bust. Model is approximately 5’5” in height.

Bars and Braids is a fun take on a classic beanie. Treble crochet stitches mimic braids and bars of stitches added by hdc in the back back loop, is fun and easy to do!

Modelled after the classic cushion covers that littered Rohn’s great-grandmother’s home, this cushion cover is a meeting of vintage style and modern comfort.Modeled after the classic cushion covers that littered my Great Grandmother’s home, this cushion cover is a meeting of vintage style and modern comfort. Crocheted in Red Hear Soft, this 100...

I’ve always loved that show, Legends of the Hidden Temple. I grew up in the golden age of Nickelodeon and between LOTHT and GUTS…I mean…we had it made.

Cottage Breeze is the cardi for summer. Light, breezy, open filet fabric, and easy construction all come together to create a fun and quick to stitch cardi. Seriously. Quick. The sample took me all of a night to make.

Adirondeck Cardigan

Are you ready to welcome in spring with a NEW and EXCITING and FASHIONABLE and EASY hat? The Crabtree Cloche is inspired by Rohn’s other bestselling hats you love. Be the first to crochet this quick bulky lace hat up and add a bit of color to your wardrobe now!

A great and simple lacey pair of socks! Whip them up in a night or two and you’ll be warm all day long!

Side to side socks are a great way to quickly work up a pair of socks (or two) with your favorite yarn! These socks are worked in two colors of a mystery yarn I had deep in my stash that just reminded me of Fall! You’ll need about 300-400 yards of your favorite sock or light DK weight yarn…BUT you can use whatever weight yarn you want once you ...

This cowl, inspired by the golden leaves of fall, is an homage to my love for that strange confection…that’s right boys and girls…candy corn.

I love slipper socks, in fact I wear them most of the winter. Crochet is perfect for slipper socks, hands down. These slipper socks are not just oversized socks worked in worsted weight yarn, instead they are worsted weight socks sized to fit the length of your foot, while maintaining the all over loose fit we search for with slipper socks. Kee...

The shawl that inspired the collection, Crimson Brocade, is one of my favorite shawls ever. This shawl is worked from the top down. Increases are worked on each row to form a small crescent shawl perfect for tucking beneath a fall jacket, or to throw over your shoulders in the office.

]A cozy ankle sock, perfect for spring and summer, crocheted in a gorgeous hand dyed yarn…these socks are as perfect to wear as they are to give. Crocheted toe up with a square toe, they use a fun combination of linked half double crochet and extended single crochet for a super stretchy fit. These socks are finished with a front and back post r...

If you can crochet a granny square…you

Fits Shoe Size 10 to 20!

Colorwork socks should never be strictly for knitting. These wonderfully modern yet vintage socks are the perfect addition to a man’s wardrobe. Crochet them in the colors shown or try a collection of bright colors! Do take note to measure the circumference of the ankle as the check pattern does not stretch too much.

Designed to fit a wide variety of men and women, these socks are incredibly comfortable and fit right into that ‘Vanilla’ style of sock. What’s that mean? It fits wonderfully for all sock yarns! Grab a skein or two from your stash and have a go!

Fuente is a lovely top down knit shawl. I was inspired by both the shape of the shawl (half diamond) and the diamond like Shetland lace pattern.

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To celebrate Memorial Day I’m offering my Antietam Pattern for half price ($4.00) until midnight tomorrow night!

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Looking for an easy sweater vest to learn with? The Winston Vest is worked from side to side in one large piece, using simple increase and decrease combinations. You’ll begin at the back side and work up, then move onto the front, then to the back, and finish with the other side! It’s super simple and super fun…always keeping you on your toes!

These gloves are reminiscent of a bleak autumn day where the only colors seen are the bright leaves trickling down from trees. Anthocyanin is what makes the leaves turn from green to glorious reds and purples.

Christmas is a wonderful time around my house. I decorate early, drink lots of egg nog, and crochet as many gifts as I can for those that I love in my life. These socks are sure to be an annual favorite among my Nana and Mama, both of whom get the best gifts!

Autumn Drops are a wonderful toe up sock pattern worked in a worsted weight yarn! The body is worked with a standard dual toe and two color short row heel.

Autumn Woods is a hat inspired by my very first design, Grizzly. Grizzly has been my most popular design, by far, and remains a top seller. However there were some things I wanted to change. I have shortened the hat a bit, fixed some gauge issues, expanded the sizes to include children, teens, and women, and even added a bit of ribbing.

Soft, colorful and cozy, the Candied Crossbones Socks are a treat for your feet. This pattern features sweet details such as a honeycomb lattice at the cuff, a short row heel and a star decreased toe. Create a pair of your own with this beautiful Cloudborn Highland Superwash Sock Twist yarn.

Homerlene is simple, classic, and utterly wearable in so many ways. The pullover tee is worked in the round from the bottom up, mostly in one piece, with no shaping for a comfy fit. Sleeves are added after the body is worked to give it a modest and subtle shot of added beauty. A wide neckline and lace bodice make this piece perfect for summer w...

The Rustic Old Shale Cowl is a timeless lace accessory inspired by traditional Old Shale stitch patterns and the quiet beauty of wool-forward yarns. Designed to highlight texture, movement, and drape, this cowl balances airy lace with enough structure to feel cozy and substantial.

Zulia is a flexible pattern that can be used to make either a relaxed vest with lots of drape, or a cozy yet flattering cardigan. Worked from the bottom up in pieces, this cardigan includes set in sleeves. The collar is crocheted separately in one piece utilizing increases and crab stitch; it is then seamed onto the sweater using a simple whips...

NOTE: I have had a few comments about yardage and this sweater. The yardage listed is, of course, an estimate and will change based on your gauge and the type of yarn chosen. I also tend to add 15-20% more yardage than used on the sample for ‘just in case’ times.

The watchman’s cap is an iconic and well loved pattern from WWII. This updated and modernized version takes advantage of a chunky weight yarn to make this a quick to work up project you will come back to time and time again. Ontheround Hand Dyed Merino Wool Yarn is a pleasure to knit with and this pattern uses all but just a few yards of the sk...

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The third installment of Rohn Strong’s Holiday Knit Sock Club, Maple Dipped Turkey is a sock exclusive to the Club! Sign up before October 21st and receive $5.00 off the retail club price! 3 sock patterns for just $10.00!

Fall, to me anyway, is the perfect season for crocheters. We are truly able to show off our hand knits without sweating under the summer sun or hiding from the frigid chill of winter. These socks are my ode to fall. They are worked from the toe up in a relatively vanilla pattern with a cuff that really sets them off.

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During WWII many of the young men and women were displaced by war. Many of them were forced from their homes in the city to new homes located in the country. With this move, they often come unprepared for the colder temperatures and climates. This scarf was originally designed to be knit for these children.

Remember, $3.00 of each pattern sale will be donated to Hand of Hope, the missions arm of Joyce Meyer Ministries. The goal is simply to help as many hurting people as possible, to alleviate human suffering and to help Christians grow in their faith.

The great Joan Fontaine is a British American Actress. She is best know for earning an Academy Award in 1942 for Best Actress for Alfred Hitchcock’s Suspicion (1941), the only actress Academy Award ever won in a film directed by Hitchcock! She is one of the last surviving leading ladies from the 1930s Golden Age of Hollywood.

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Simple construction and durability are key in this vintage style V-neck sweater. Madelinetosh Tosh Merino gives a simple stitch pattern a truly modern update with vibrant color, rich texture, and a beautiful halo. A pleated sleeve caps this sweater off for a stunning shape and roomy feel.

Wristers are one of my favorite items to make. They take little time, little yarn, and little skill (I totally mean that in a good way! Perfect TV knitting right?!)

Available in both U.K. and U.S. Terms! Both Patterns are included in the download!!

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I love a cloche; the perfectly feminine bell shape is always complimentary on women of all shapes and sizes. The complex looking yet easy to achieve cable provides a bit of extra detail while functioning as an extra layer of warmth. The Annabelle Lee Cloche is also a great one skein weekend project!

A hat is just the right way to warm up – not to mention accessorize – any outfit. This simple yet stunning hat is great for women of all shapes and sizes. The lacey open-work top provides a bit of feminine detail while functioning as a cooling vent for those warmer days. The Blue Rose Hat is worked from the top down in two separate weights of y...

Cloaked in fall intrigue, this lace and textural beauty is worked in one large piece in Unplanned Peacock’s SW Merino DK. The optional button band allows the piece to be taken from a simple scarf to an artful cowl.

This knit scarf is perfect for advanced beginners to experts. The thermal waffle stitch makes for a warm scarf with lots of textural interest and a whole heck of a lot of stretch!!

A great cowl to use as a stash buster! All you need is about 80g total of DK/Light Worsted Weight yarn and your all set!

Designed and inspired by fine lines and the English ivy I always miss this time of year, this hat is light but packs a beautiful punch. Especially with the climbing Front Post Double Crochet.

The beauty is in the details when it comes to this hat. Straight lines and specifically placed Back Post Double Crochet create a harsh and masculine look to combat the softness wool provides.