Patterns

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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A classic bestseller! Half shawl – half cardigan, this clingy creation is only slightly more advanced than a scarf requiring a minimum of expertise to deliver a maximum style impact. One pattern contains 2 versions: Crochet Hairpin Lace or Knitting Instructions. Learn More

This exquisitely beautiful crochet shawl pattern can be crocheted with under 800 yards of yarn over a weekend. Learn More

This set of hairpin lace hat patterns presents an easy way to explore the versatility of the hairpin lace technique. Learn More

A toolkit of unique and eye-catching flower designs: 6 different flowers featured in 2 different yarn selections. Learn More

Part scarves, part jewelry, part wearable art : This collection of scarves presents three truly unique scarf designs. Learn More

Versatile little rose to accessorize with hats, bags and ponchos! Achieve different looks with different yarns. Learn More

This collection of three hats are classics, interpreted for crochet and updated for the discerning modern gal. Learn More

Crochet is perfect for felted clogs- it felts up thick and the sculptural floral motif of the slippers can be worked-as-you-go. Learn More

The amazing drape of rayon yarn meets with the super-fast technique of hairpin lace to create this exotic yet modern peasant skirt. Learn More

We present both a knit and crochet version of this fashion favorite. Learn More

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

This corset is crocheted over boning by using a mix of standard and Tunisian crochet techniques. Learn More

Cushion covers are smaller and faster than afghans, and make the perfect, quick gift for any season. Learn More

Crochet Pattern - Not Finished Bag

Dimensional ripple crochet stitches + a self-striping yarn =  a gorgeously-textured hobo bag. 

Fully-illustrated lining instructions are included for sewing newbies. 

We chose the no-sew, interchangeable handles from Sage Luxury to complete this fun purse. Make a few of these bags in different colors - or create some other handbags from our pattern collection - and switch the handles between them.

You just need to choose whether you like it with the pompoms or without!

We feature Feza Yarns Alp Natural in this pattern. (Pictured in MC in color 702 Sunshine, CC in color 717 Sepia.)

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Crochet & Hairpin Lace Pattern - Not Finished Items

Sometimes your favorite wearables are the simple, understated classics that are easy to wear because they go with almost everything.

This pair of cloche-inspired bucket hats have floppy brims that can be flipped up or down depending on your mood or style. Both hats feature a self-striping yarn that makes the simple stitches in both these projects look stunning.Available as a super-simple crochet design stitched completely in single crochet, or a hairpin lace design with cable joins.

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