Crochet
Patterns, tutorials, round-ups, and reviews
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Leiland Beanie
In my submission for this year's Crochet Cancer Challenge, hosted by Sweet Potato 3, I'm commemorating my own 10 years of survivorship with the Harbor Beanie!
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Split Cluster Stitch in Rows and Rounds
Learn how to work the trinity stitch in both turned rows and in the round for two very different looking effects!
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Double Crochet Decrease
Learn how to make a stitch that every crocheter should have in their repertoire—the double crochet decrease—in this photo and video tutorial.
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Triad Stitch in Rows and Rounds
Learn how to work the trinity stitch in both turned rows and in the round for two very different looking effects!
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Codebreaker Cowl
Last year, I read a book called The Berlin Letters by Katherine Reay. It was a lovely historical fiction novel set amidst the fall of the Berlin wall. I know. I know...right now you're thinking, but what does this have to do with yarn? Well, inspiration comes from many places, and on the cover of this book was a beautiful knit cowl with lovely drape that I knew I had to have. The problem...I don't knit. So, I set out to mimic it with crochet stitches instead.
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Elara Baby Blanket
If there's one thing I love making more than any other project, it's a baby blanket. For this blanket, I wanted something classic and timeless, but not boring. I pulled some inspo from the Harbor Beanie and came up with the idea for this blanket. I love how it all came together!
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Interlocking Crochet: 50 Reversible Stitch Patterns and Five Projects for the Modern Crocheter
This practical guide introduces you to the world of interlocking crochet, a method that uses just two familiar stitches (double crochet and chain stitch) to create intricate colorwork with surprising ease. By interlocking two layers of mesh as you work, you’ll produce fabrics that are reversible by design: some featuring matching motifs on both sides, others revealing a completely different pattern when flipped over.
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Reversible Crochet Sweaters
Have you ever seen a fashion piece that made you stop in your tracks? Get ready to be wowed by the magnificent wearables by innovative crochet artist and founder of CrochetHighway, Ana-Maria Babanica. Ana-Maria uses the interlocking crochet technique to create a stunning, durable, double-sided fabric—so each piece can be turned inside out for two completely different looks. With vibrant colors peeking through the interlocking stitches, this brilliant method will add a spectacular twist to your handmade collection.
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Harbor Beanie
In my submission for this year's Crochet Cancer Challenge, hosted by Sweet Potato 3, I'm commemorating my own 10 years of survivorship with the Harbor Beanie!
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Trinity Stitch in Rows and Rounds
Learn how to work the trinity stitch in both turned rows and in the round for two very different looking effects!
