There is nothing quite so cozy as wrapping a chunky shawl around you when it’s chilly out. This shawl uses super chunky yarn to create a heavy and cozy wrap with deep pockets.

Finding the perfect pattern to use a colourful hand-dyed yarn can be tricky. When my niece asked for a cowl made from a rainbow yarn she dyed herself, I set out to make a cowl that not only showcased the yarn, but also had a bit of textural interest that would be fun to knit. Hence the Wildflower Cowl was created.

The Growing Brick Wrap is a reversible top-down triangle wrap with a brick-like geometric, gender-neutral pattern.

Keep your cup warm with this squishy rib pattern made using front post double crochet stitches.

The Farmhouse Basket Weave Wrap is a large point-up triangle with the same overall basket weave pattern as my original Basket Weave Wrap. It uses a slightly elongated version of the classic basket weave stitch and results in a solid wrap with a gender-neutral pattern.

Hummingbirds are gorgeous creatures, so delicate and vibrant, a mix of fragility and speed, a lovely symbol of hope. The Hummingbird Wrap features both the image of a hummingbird, but also the feel of it through the delicate “wings” framing the centre.

The Spotlight Stripes Wrap is an elongated right-angle triangle that showcases the beauty of a variegated yarn by contrasting it with textured solid stripes.

Keep your cup warm with this 2 colour chainlink pattern.

As my first paid pattern, this pattern will be FREE until Jan 31, 2020. The price should change automatically when you add it to your cart.

The Basket Weave Wrap is an elongated right-angled triangle with an overall basket weave pattern. It uses a slightly elongated version of the classic basket weave stitch, and results in a solid wrap with a gender-neutral pattern. With an 8-row repeat using mostly front post and back post stitches, this is a relatively easy pattern to memorize, ...

The Lovesome Lace Wrap is an elongated right-angled triangle with an overall diamond pattern, and a triangle border on one end. It’s a simple pattern to memorize, and has a classical romantic yet modern feel that is perfect for a special skein of yarn. Using only basic stitches, this pattern is great for beginners, or experienced crocheters who...

Gauge is not important.