Patterns
Use the drill-down menu at left to view what Yarn Market News has described as "well-written knitting and crochet patterns."
We focus mainly on "try-on-as-you-go" construction to help you create garments that are not only fun to make, but also fun to wear. Our patterns are highly tutorial, containing closeups and how-to photography.
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Tunisian Keyhole Cravat
As low as: $7.00
Step up your game (with Tunisian Crochet).
This little cravat is a quick project, but it packs some spicy heat and may teach you a few things about Tunisian that you didn’t know before.
You’ve heard that Tunisian is a mix between knit and crochet, and this little project will really drive that home. Our fully illustrated instructions will teach you how to do a few things with Tunisian that feel just like knitting.
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Silken Tunisian Caps
As low as: $7.00
A little slouch goes a long way! These perfect little collapsed hats are a great way to learn Tunisian Crochet in the round, as well as a simple little way to add a touch of cool to every outfit. The stitches lend themselves nicely to a natural rolling of the edge, or fold up the brim for more of a beanie effect. Learn More -
PillowTalk Exploration Collection
As low as: $7.00
Cushion covers are smaller and faster than afghans, and make the perfect, quick gift for any season. Learn More -
More Decidedly Different Scarves
As low as: $7.00
This collection of scarves presents an even better-than-the-original sequel to our popular first collection. Included are designs for three scarves: one in hairpin lace, one in knit and one in Tunisian Crochet. Learn More -
Decidedly Different Scarves
As low as: $7.00
Part scarves, part jewelry, part wearable art : This collection of scarves presents three truly unique scarf designs. Learn More -
Asymmetric Redux
As low as: $7.00
We’ve revised and reinterpreted the pattern that introduced a new generation of crocheters to the beauty of Tunisian Crochet: our popular Asymmetric Poncho.
Our new version replaces the shoulder seam with a shawl pin and provides new ideas for wearing this versatile design. This light and airy garment is the perfect “barely-there-layer” for warmer weather and looks great over clothing or as a cover-up at the beach.
There are 3 key components to the Asymmetric Redux: a large Tunisian Crochet hook, gorgeous yarn and basic Tunisian Crochet stitches. The result is a garment that looks woven, has luxurious drape and works up in a snap thanks to the hefty hook.
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